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out of Exodus, in the order the book runs.
Exodus (unspecified)Let Love of the Brethren Continuecited alongside Deuteronomy as Old Testament precedent for God's promise to be with his people
ExodusWhen He Was Called, ObeyedGod led Israel by way of wilderness to Red Sea; Moses took the bones of Joseph with him
Exodus 2-3To Sum Up, All of Y'allIsrael cried out in bondage, God heard and remembered his covenant and came down to deliver them
Exodus 3 (specific verse with the Lord's words about misery of people in Egypt)Women's Bible Study - September 14th, 2022Quoted directly: God hears, sees, cares and wants to rescue His people from Egypt
Exodus 3 (Moses and the burning bush exchange)Women's Bible Study - September 14th, 2022God tells Moses 'I am who I am' and to tell the Israelites 'I am has sent me to you'
Exodus 34 (Lord passing before Moses declaring His name)Women's Bible Study - September 14th, 2022God declares Himself compassionate, gracious, slow to anger, abounding in love and faithfulness, quick to forgive
ExodusMonday Night @ Frist B Jan 30thinstructions for priests at the bronze washbasin, washing hands and feet or they will die
Exodus 1:8-11You Stubborn Peoplea new king arose who did not know Joseph and appointed taskmasters over the Israelites
Exodus 1:8-11God Keeps Making a Waythe new king who did not know Joseph oppressing the Israelites
Exodus 2:23-3:8To Sum Up, All of Y'allquoted to show God hearing the groaning of Israel under Egypt and coming down to deliver them, illustrating that God notices unjust suffering
Exodus 3He Is the Great I AmMoses commissioned to go to Egypt, God gives the name I Am That I Am
Exodus 3:5Grace to You and Peacequoted as a direct command, 'take your sandals off your feet for the place where you stand is holy ground,' used during the commissioning of Aaron
Exodus 3:5Near to the Heart of GodGod telling Moses to remove his sandals on holy ground and commanding him to go to Pharaoh
Exodus 3:6You Are MistakenJesus quotes God saying I am the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, and the God of Jacob to argue God is God of the living not the dead
Exodus 3:6You Are Greatly MistakenGod declaring 'I am the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, the God of Jacob' used by Jesus to prove resurrection
Exodus 3:7-9To Sum Up: All of Y'all Be Harmoniousthe Lord declares He has seen the affliction of His people in Egypt, heard their cry, and come down to deliver them
Exodus 3:7-8Women's Bible Study - September 7th, 2022key verse for the study, Yahweh sees and hears the misery of His people and comes to rescue them and lead them to a land flowing with milk and honey
Exodus 12Expel the Wicked Person From Among Youthe Passover story used to explain the leaven metaphor, Israel told to remove all leaven from their houses before leaving Egypt
Exodus 12:23God Really Does Love Youlisted as one of several passages about grumbling and the destroying angel
Exodus 12:37-38No Longer Strangers and AliensIsrael journeys from Ramesses with 600,000 men and a mixed multitude who joined them by faith
Exodus 13:17-19When He Was Called, He ObeyedGod leading the people by the wilderness way and Moses taking the bones of Joseph
Exodus 13:17-19When He Was Called, He ObeyedGod led Israel by the wilderness way and Moses took the bones of Joseph with him
Exodus 14Faith That Takes Actionreferenced via a rabbinic tradition interpreting the Israelites entering the sea up to their nostrils before the waters divided
Exodus 15Filled with the SpiritMoses and the Israelites sang a song to honor the Lord after being freed from Egypt
Exodus 15Today, If You Hear His Voicementioned briefly as God providing water before the manna and meat accounts
Exodus 16:9-21The Biblical Reaction to Grace ReceivedRead in full to illustrate the manna principle that whoever gathered much had nothing left over and whoever gathered little had no lack
Exodus 16:9-21The Biblical Reaction to Grace ReceivedThe manna story where whoever gathered much had nothing left over and whoever gathered little had no lack, and those who hoarded found it bred worms and stank
Exodus 17:1-7Today, If You Hear His Voicecongregation quarreled with Moses for water, tested the Lord, place named Massah and Meribah
Exodus 17:1-7Today, If You Hear His VoiceThe historical story behind Psalm 95, Israel quarreling with Moses over water at Meribah and testing the Lord
Exodus 18:15-22Silver and Gold Have I NoneMoses says God will raise up a prophet like him from among the people; anyone who will not listen will be cut off
Exodus 18:15-22Silver and Gold Have Nonecited as Moses prophesying that God would raise up a prophet like him whom the people must listen to
Exodus 20Union With Christ Through Faithwhere the law was given to Moses, placed 430 years after the Abrahamic covenant on the timeline
Exodus 20From Glory to GloryMoses striking the rock and speaking to the people, used as the starting text two weeks prior
Exodus 20From Glory to GloryMoses striking the rock instead of speaking to it, and not being allowed into the promised land
Exodus 20Don't Be Owing Nothing to Nobodysource of the commandments listed in Romans 13:9, you shall not murder, commit adultery, steal, covet
Exodus 20:1-17Mother's Day - Contemporarythe Ten Commandments listed, with particular focus on honoring father and mother
Exodus 20:9Daughter of Abraham, Set Freequoted by the synagogue leader as justification that work should be done in six days, not on the Sabbath
Exodus 20:12Mother's Day - Traditionalthe fifth commandment, honor your father and your mother, that your days may be long upon the land
Exodus 21But Now: Everything Changestwo verses quoted about a bull with a habit of goring whose owner may redeem his life by payment, used to illustrate redemption
Exodus 21:28-30But Nowquoted as an Old Testament example of the word redeem, the owner of a goring bull may redeem his life by paying a price
Exodus 22:21John 15, Traditions (3)Mosaic legislation commanding Israel not to mistreat or oppress a stranger
Exodus 22:21Stuff That Mattersyou shall not wrong a sojourner, for you were sojourners in the land of Egypt
Exodus 22:21Stuff That MattersYou shall not wrong or oppress a sojourner, for you were sojourners in the land of Egypt
Exodus 22:25Living Life With an Open Handcited in explaining that usury is against Torah: 'if you lend money to my people, to the poor among you, you are not to act as a creditor'
Exodus 24Your Grief Will Be Turned to JoyMoses sprinkling blood on the people, 'behold the blood of the covenant', foreshadowing Christ
Exodus 24:8Now Is the TimeMoses sprinkles blood on the people saying behold the blood of the covenant, pointing back to the Old Testament origin of the phrase
Exodus 24:17Prayer on Fire #1 of 3 (3)cited as a biblical term for God's manifest presence described as consuming fire
Exodus 32Women's Bible Study - Oct 5th, 2022Moses interceded asking Yahweh to turn from burning anger, and the Lord changed his mind about harm to his people
Exodus 33:12-23It Is Not as Though the Word of God Has FailedMoses asking God to show him His way and glory, God proclaiming he will be gracious to whom he will be gracious, Moses hidden in the cleft of the rock
Exodus 33:14Prayer on Fire #1 of 3 (3)cited as the passage containing the word presence referring to God's manifest presence
Exodus 33:16Prayer on Fire #1 of 3 (3)cited as the verse showing that God's manifest presence distinguishes His people from all others on earth
Exodus 33:18Prayer on Fire #1 of 3 (3)cited as a reference to the glory of God as a term for His manifest presence
Exodus 33:19WWW Be Right (16)God declares He will have mercy on whom He will have mercy
Exodus 34Yet Even Now: Return to MeMoses asking god to show himself, god proclaiming himself merciful, gracious, slow to anger, abounding in steadfast love to thousands of generations
Exodus 34The Book of Nahum - The Minor ProphetsGod's self-revelation to Moses describing himself as merciful, gracious, slow to anger, abounding in steadfast love, yet not leaving the guilty unpunished
Exodus 34Palm Sunday Sermon @ First B Jackson April 13th 2025God's self-proclamation to Moses describing himself as merciful, gracious, slow to anger, abounding in steadfast love and faithfulness, forgiving iniquity
Exodus 34From Glory to GloryMoses coming down from Sinai with his face shining after speaking with God, putting a veil over his face
Exodus 34No and LordGod proclaims his character to Moses as merciful, gracious, slow to anger, abounding in steadfast love, yet not clearing the guilty
Exodus 34:6-7Slow to Anger but JustGod's self-revelation to Moses, quoted as the source Nahum draws from: merciful, gracious, slow to anger, abounding in steadfast love, yet will not leave the guilty unpunished.
Exodus 34:6-7God Calls Jonah to Do Hard ThingsGod's proclamation of his character to Moses, contrasted with Jonah's partial quotation of it
Exodus 34:6-7His Steadfast Love Endures ForeverGod proclaims his own name to Moses, merciful gracious slow to anger abounding in steadfast love
Exodus 34:29-35From Glory to GloryMoses coming down from Sinai with his face radiant, putting a veil over his face when speaking to the people