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The Life of Moses (12)
The Lord showed Israel a miracle when the waters of Marah were made sweet and the thirsty ones could drink. The LORD was the Healer of Israel. After this, the people came to Elim, which was also a precious place. There they were refreshed with twelve wells of water, and threescore and ...
The Life of Moses (11)
It was a wonderful deliverance that the Lord had given to Israel. They walked upon dry land in the midst of the sea. When they all had come safely to the other side of the sea, they sang a song to praise the Lord for what He had done. Israel rejoiced, but they were not yet in Canaan. I ...
The Life of Moses (10)
God’s leading with Israel was mysterious. Why did He lead them about through the wilderness instead of straight to Canaan? It was His wisdom.a) They were not prepared to fight the Philistines.b) He also wanted them to discover their enmity—often they ...
The Life of Moses (9)
The king of Egypt hardened his heart in spite of all the serious callings that had come to him. Then the last plague followed—all the firstborn in the land of Egypt would die, but for Israel there would be deliverance. The blood of the lamb was a covering against the sword of God’s jus ...
The Life of Moses (8)
The Lord had spoken loudly to the king of Egypt, but the severe plagues had not brought him on his knees. The hail, the locusts, and the thick darkness that came upon the land had not caused him to surrender unto the Lord. Yes, it seemed for a little while, after the plague of the locu ...
The Life of Moses (7)
The Lord had encouraged Moses by speaking about His covenant. That covenant stands firm and sure whatever may come against God’s work and no matter how impossible it may seem from our side. The Lord will not alter what He has spoken; therefore, Moses may go in the strength of the LORD ...
The Life of Moses (6)
God had spoken clearly to Moses and called him to be His servant. Although Moses objected and expressed that he dared not, could not, but really also would not, the Lord told him he would have to go. Aaron would be his helper and speak God’s message.The cont ...
Necessary Instruction on Easter Morning
An apparent rejectionAfter His resurrection the Lord Jesus appeared to His grieving disciples. The first one was Mary. She was the first witness of Christ’s resurrection. A woman had anointed Him for His burial, and now a woman was the first to whom Christ r ...
The Life of Moses (5)
Moses was called by the Lord at the burning bush. The Lord told him, “And I will send thee unto Pharaoh, that thou mayest bring forth My people the children of Israel out of Egypt.” It was a clear calling for the eighty-year-old Moses. He did have objections: what must he say to the Is ...
The Life of Moses (4)
What Moses saw at Horeb was a mystery; an insignificant bramble bush was burning but was not consumed. “And when the LORD saw that he turned aside to see, God called unto him out of the midst of the bush” (verse 4a). The Lord knew what Moses needed, and that was instruction. Therefore, ...
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