Manna was both a demonstration of God’s provision as well as a test of the people’s faith and obedience. God’s provision also required a response. Jesus is God’s ultimate provision Whom we are to look to and respond to in faith.
141025 five the call of the gospel - ps. ferdie cabilingeaglepointcf
The document discusses the call of the gospel from heaven, harvest, and hell. It references biblical passages about Isaiah being called to spread God's message, Paul being called by God in a vision to preach in Macedonia, and the parable of the rich man and Lazarus depicting hell. The gospel is summarized as the good news that God became man in Jesus, who lived a perfect life, died for our sins, and rose again, offering salvation to all who repent and believe.
Paul was confronted by Jesus on the road to Damascus and was blinded by a bright light. For three days he was blind and fasting. Ananias, a disciple in Damascus, visited Paul and restored his sight. Paul was baptized and began preaching powerfully in the synagogues that Jesus is the Son of God, astonishing all who heard him. He grew more powerful in preaching and defeating the Jews in debates about Jesus being the Messiah.
This document discusses the life and ministry of the apostle Paul through various passages from the book of Acts and Paul's letters. It describes Paul's conversion experience on the road to Damascus, his early persecution of Christians, and his call and commission by God to preach the gospel to the Gentiles. The document then highlights several key events from Paul's missionary journeys, including his preaching in synagogues and to Gentiles in various cities, as well as facing opposition from some Jewish people. It also references passages where Paul discusses his role in proclaiming the fullness of God's word and mystery of Christ to the Gentiles.
The Life of and Ministry of Paul, part 2: Transformation's First StepsPacific Church
The document describes Saul's transformation from a persecutor of Christians to a follower of Jesus. It recounts how Saul was blinded by a light on the road to Damascus and spent three days blind before being visited by Ananias, who restored his sight. Saul then began preaching that Jesus is the Son of God. God called Saul to preach to the Gentiles about Jesus, and Saul prepared for this mission by spending time in Arabia before returning to Damascus to share the message of Jesus.
The document summarizes the crucifixion of Jesus according to Luke 23:13-43. It describes how Pilate found Jesus innocent but the crowd demanded his crucifixion. Jesus was crucified between two criminals. One criminal mocked Jesus, while the other recognized Jesus had done nothing wrong and asked to be remembered by Jesus in his kingdom. Jesus assured the repentant criminal that he would be with Jesus in paradise that day.
This document provides an overview of several prophets in 3 key points:
1) It introduces the prophets Noah, Moses, and Muhammad, summarizing their messages to their respective societies to worship God alone and avoid punishment. It describes Noah building an ark and Moses leading the Israelites out of Egypt.
2) For Noah, it describes the flood God sent to punish non-believers. For Moses, it discusses his confrontation with the arrogant Pharaoh and God's miracle of parting the Red Sea.
3) It concludes by encouraging learning from the prophets' examples to have happiness in the afterlife, and to start preparing now through worshipping God rather than wasting time.
The Life and Ministry of Paul, Part 1: Transformation BeginsPacific Church
06/26/16 Sermon
Pastor Seth Gatchell
Pacific Church of Irvine
www.pacificchurch.com
1st message in a series about the life and ministry of the Apostle Paul
Naaman, a commander in the Aramean army, was a mighty warrior but suffered from leprosy. The king of Aram told Naaman to visit the prophet Elisha in Israel for a cure. Elisha instructed Naaman to wash seven times in the Jordan River, and he was healed of his leprosy. Naaman, initially angered by the simple cure, was convinced by his officers to obey Elisha. He washed as instructed and was healed.
141025 five the call of the gospel - ps. ferdie cabilingeaglepointcf
The document discusses the call of the gospel from heaven, harvest, and hell. It references biblical passages about Isaiah being called to spread God's message, Paul being called by God in a vision to preach in Macedonia, and the parable of the rich man and Lazarus depicting hell. The gospel is summarized as the good news that God became man in Jesus, who lived a perfect life, died for our sins, and rose again, offering salvation to all who repent and believe.
Paul was confronted by Jesus on the road to Damascus and was blinded by a bright light. For three days he was blind and fasting. Ananias, a disciple in Damascus, visited Paul and restored his sight. Paul was baptized and began preaching powerfully in the synagogues that Jesus is the Son of God, astonishing all who heard him. He grew more powerful in preaching and defeating the Jews in debates about Jesus being the Messiah.
This document discusses the life and ministry of the apostle Paul through various passages from the book of Acts and Paul's letters. It describes Paul's conversion experience on the road to Damascus, his early persecution of Christians, and his call and commission by God to preach the gospel to the Gentiles. The document then highlights several key events from Paul's missionary journeys, including his preaching in synagogues and to Gentiles in various cities, as well as facing opposition from some Jewish people. It also references passages where Paul discusses his role in proclaiming the fullness of God's word and mystery of Christ to the Gentiles.
The Life of and Ministry of Paul, part 2: Transformation's First StepsPacific Church
The document describes Saul's transformation from a persecutor of Christians to a follower of Jesus. It recounts how Saul was blinded by a light on the road to Damascus and spent three days blind before being visited by Ananias, who restored his sight. Saul then began preaching that Jesus is the Son of God. God called Saul to preach to the Gentiles about Jesus, and Saul prepared for this mission by spending time in Arabia before returning to Damascus to share the message of Jesus.
The document summarizes the crucifixion of Jesus according to Luke 23:13-43. It describes how Pilate found Jesus innocent but the crowd demanded his crucifixion. Jesus was crucified between two criminals. One criminal mocked Jesus, while the other recognized Jesus had done nothing wrong and asked to be remembered by Jesus in his kingdom. Jesus assured the repentant criminal that he would be with Jesus in paradise that day.
This document provides an overview of several prophets in 3 key points:
1) It introduces the prophets Noah, Moses, and Muhammad, summarizing their messages to their respective societies to worship God alone and avoid punishment. It describes Noah building an ark and Moses leading the Israelites out of Egypt.
2) For Noah, it describes the flood God sent to punish non-believers. For Moses, it discusses his confrontation with the arrogant Pharaoh and God's miracle of parting the Red Sea.
3) It concludes by encouraging learning from the prophets' examples to have happiness in the afterlife, and to start preparing now through worshipping God rather than wasting time.
The Life and Ministry of Paul, Part 1: Transformation BeginsPacific Church
06/26/16 Sermon
Pastor Seth Gatchell
Pacific Church of Irvine
www.pacificchurch.com
1st message in a series about the life and ministry of the Apostle Paul
Naaman, a commander in the Aramean army, was a mighty warrior but suffered from leprosy. The king of Aram told Naaman to visit the prophet Elisha in Israel for a cure. Elisha instructed Naaman to wash seven times in the Jordan River, and he was healed of his leprosy. Naaman, initially angered by the simple cure, was convinced by his officers to obey Elisha. He washed as instructed and was healed.
1. Our Enemy Wants to Destroy Us! The document describes a plot by Jews to kill Paul, showing that enemies want to harm believers.
2. We Can Stand Against Anything the Enemy Throws Against Us! It tells how Paul was warned of the plot and rescued by Roman soldiers.
3. God’s Care Insures Victory AND Produces Peace! It explains that Paul was safely escorted by the soldiers to the governor, showing that God protects his people and brings calmness even amidst threats.
The Life and Ministry of the Apostle Paul, part 9: Lessons from Paul in PrisonPacific Church
Paul is imprisoned for preaching about Jesus. He recounts his past persecution of Christians before his conversion, when Jesus appeared to him on the road to Damascus and called him to spread the gospel to both Jews and Gentiles. Though now in prison, Paul remains focused on completing the mission Jesus gave him of testifying to God's grace, and urges others to store up treasures in heaven rather than on earth.
From the birth of the noble prophet until the fudool confederacyMumtaz Khan
The document provides information about the lineage and family of the Prophet Muhammad. It traces his lineage back to Adnan and includes the names of his ancestors such as Quraish, Haashim, Abdul-Muttalib, and Abdullah. It also mentions his marriage to Aminah bint Wahb and her dream. The document discusses supplications by Ibraheem and glad tidings given by Isa about another prophet named Ahmad. Finally, it provides explanations for why the land of Ash-Shams will have a stronghold of Islam in the end times.
150111 eng presence (part 1) by ps. timothy loheaglepointcf
The document discusses the presence of God and the importance of pursuing Him. It references Bible passages about seeking God's face and drawing near to Him. There are three angles to God's presence: His omnipresence, manifested presence, and felt presence. To experience God's presence, one must pursue Him through prayer and seeking Him, rely on His promises to be with us, and practice spiritual disciplines like worship and drawing close to Him. The ultimate message is that God promises His presence to those who earnestly seek Him.
The document recounts Moses' encounter with God at Mount Horeb. Moses was tending his father-in-law's flock when he saw a burning bush that was not being consumed by the fire. God called out to Moses from the bush and told him to take his sandals off because he was standing on holy ground. God revealed himself as the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. God told Moses he had seen the suffering of the Israelites in Egypt and was sending Moses to Pharaoh to demand that he let the Israelites go.
The document discusses establishing regular prayer, charity, enjoining good and forbidding evil according to a Quran verse. It urges following this revelation and inviting people to Islam with wisdom and fair preaching based on another Quran verse. It asks Allah for forgiveness if any mistakes were made in conveying the message.
April 12 2020, Resurrection Service - The Invaluable Gains By Believing in Th...Catherine Lirio
The document discusses the four invaluable gains of believing in the resurrection of Jesus Christ: 1) salvation and eternal life, 2) new life and power to change, 3) faith and obedience to Jesus' teachings, and 4) assurance and confidence in Jesus' promises. It provides biblical support for each gain, citing passages that discuss how belief in Christ's resurrection leads to salvation, a transformed life, obedience to God, and trust in God's promises. The conclusion exhorts readers to appreciate these benefits and share the gospel so others may believe and receive the same gains.
The document summarizes how the gospel was spread in Acts 6-8. It describes how Stephen's martyrdom led to persecution and the scattering of believers, which helped spread the gospel to Jerusalem, Judea, and Samaria. It then focuses on Saul's conversion on the road to Damascus and how he immediately began preaching about Jesus in Damascus despite having previously persecuted Christians.
This passage describes Jesus' early ministry and interactions. It establishes that Jesus is the Word of God made flesh who came to bear witness to the light. It describes Jesus turning water into wine at a wedding in Cana and clearing the temple of money changers. It recounts Jesus' conversation with Nicodemus where he states one must be born again of water and spirit. It also shares Jesus' discussion with a Samaritan woman at a well where he offers her living water.
March 29, 2020 - Sunday Worship service - Prayer and Fasting in critical timesCatherine Lirio
Ezra led the Israelites in a fast before embarking on their journey back to Jerusalem after the exile. Through fasting and prayer, they sought to humble themselves before God, ask for his protection on their journey, and rely on him rather than the king for their safety. As a result, God heard their prayer and protected them from dangers such as bandits on the road. Fasting and prayer has historically been practiced to draw closer to God in times of need and seek his guidance.
The document summarizes the Gospel of John's account of Jesus healing a man born blind. It describes the series of events - Jesus performing the sign of healing the man's blindness, the man being questioned by neighbors and Pharisees, and ultimately identifying Jesus as a prophet. Jesus later interprets the sign through a discourse comparing himself to a shepherd and the gate for the sheep. He describes laying down his life for the sheep, a theme that echoes his role as the good shepherd.
This document contains hadiths and passages about the Islamic month of Ramadan. It discusses how the gates of heaven are opened and devils are chained during Ramadan. It emphasizes the importance of praying during Ramadan to attain forgiveness of sins. Generosity, especially of the Prophet Muhammad, was at its peak in Ramadan. Fasting and praying during Ramadan leads to forgiveness of sins. Acts like zakat, umrah, tarawih prayers, and itikaf in the last ten days of Ramadan are also encouraged during this month.
Jonathan and his armor-bearer devised a plan to test if God would help a few men defeat many Philistines. They showed themselves to the Philistine outpost and were challenged to come up, taking this as a sign from God. Jonathan and his armor-bearer climbed up and started killing Philistines, causing panic among their whole army. The Israelites who had been hiding joined in, and God helped deliver Israel from the Philistines that day.
The Life and Ministry of the Apostle Paul, part 5: Pacific Church
07/24/16 Sermon
Pastor Seth Gatchell
Pacific Church of Irvine
www.pacificchuch.com
5th message in a series on the life and ministry of the Apostle Paul
This document contains the morning prayers from August 6, 2014. It includes an opening prayer, a reading from Psalm 90, a short reading from John 1 describing Jesus as the Lamb of God, and a closing thought and prayer. The overall summary is:
This document lays out the morning prayers for August 6, 2014, which includes an opening and closing prayer bookended around a Psalm reading and Gospel passage describing Jesus as the Lamb of God who takes away the sins of the world.
Message Series - I AM - Part 3 - I AM The Bread Of Life - Pastor Chuck Bernal...LifePointe Church
There is no crowd too big, need too small, or problem too deep for Jesus to address. The pastor discusses how Jesus fed thousands but the people only followed him for selfish reasons like miracles and gifts. Jesus calls them to seek eternal life instead of temporary things. He declares "I am the Bread of Life" and says whoever believes in him will never be spiritually hungry or thirsty again. Jesus explains that he came from heaven to do God's will and give eternal life to all who believe in him. He says that just as the Israelites ate manna in the desert but still died, he offers himself as the true bread from heaven that gives eternal life to all who partake of him.
Pastor Elio Marrocco's "Jesus, The Good Shepherd" sermon at New Life Christian Church on December 15, 2013. You can learn more about New Life Christian Church here: http://www.newlifecc.ca
The document discusses the origins and meaning of communion (also called the Eucharist or Lord's Supper) in Christianity. It describes how Jesus celebrated the Jewish Passover meal with his disciples, during which he established the communion ritual of eating bread and drinking wine. The passages explain that communion is meant to remember Jesus' sacrifice and death, and to look forward to his promised return and the wedding feast of the Lamb in God's kingdom. Communion symbolizes the new covenant sealed by Jesus' blood and the fellowship of believers with him and each other.
#1. They have an enemy; You have an enemy.
#2. The war is waged on both the mountain and the valley.
#3. Sometimes, we all need a little help from our friends.
Exodus 16 Deliverance for today Second Baptist Februray 2020Lazarou Richard
Understand that by living in a broken world we will be tempted to look back, so we must seek God in ways that will force us to look up in order to be transformed into the hopeful witnesses that will have the patience to look forward.
This sermon discusses the biblical account of God providing manna to the Israelites while they wandered in the wilderness. It makes several points:
1) Manna was supernaturally provided by God each morning to sustain the Israelites, just as God sustains believers through His word.
2) Jesus refers to himself as the "bread of life" in John 6, comparing himself to the manna that sustained Israel and now sustains believers eternally.
3) Several parallels are drawn between the manna and God's word, including its necessity, purity, the need to consume it daily, and its provision directly to God's people.
1. Our Enemy Wants to Destroy Us! The document describes a plot by Jews to kill Paul, showing that enemies want to harm believers.
2. We Can Stand Against Anything the Enemy Throws Against Us! It tells how Paul was warned of the plot and rescued by Roman soldiers.
3. God’s Care Insures Victory AND Produces Peace! It explains that Paul was safely escorted by the soldiers to the governor, showing that God protects his people and brings calmness even amidst threats.
The Life and Ministry of the Apostle Paul, part 9: Lessons from Paul in PrisonPacific Church
Paul is imprisoned for preaching about Jesus. He recounts his past persecution of Christians before his conversion, when Jesus appeared to him on the road to Damascus and called him to spread the gospel to both Jews and Gentiles. Though now in prison, Paul remains focused on completing the mission Jesus gave him of testifying to God's grace, and urges others to store up treasures in heaven rather than on earth.
From the birth of the noble prophet until the fudool confederacyMumtaz Khan
The document provides information about the lineage and family of the Prophet Muhammad. It traces his lineage back to Adnan and includes the names of his ancestors such as Quraish, Haashim, Abdul-Muttalib, and Abdullah. It also mentions his marriage to Aminah bint Wahb and her dream. The document discusses supplications by Ibraheem and glad tidings given by Isa about another prophet named Ahmad. Finally, it provides explanations for why the land of Ash-Shams will have a stronghold of Islam in the end times.
150111 eng presence (part 1) by ps. timothy loheaglepointcf
The document discusses the presence of God and the importance of pursuing Him. It references Bible passages about seeking God's face and drawing near to Him. There are three angles to God's presence: His omnipresence, manifested presence, and felt presence. To experience God's presence, one must pursue Him through prayer and seeking Him, rely on His promises to be with us, and practice spiritual disciplines like worship and drawing close to Him. The ultimate message is that God promises His presence to those who earnestly seek Him.
The document recounts Moses' encounter with God at Mount Horeb. Moses was tending his father-in-law's flock when he saw a burning bush that was not being consumed by the fire. God called out to Moses from the bush and told him to take his sandals off because he was standing on holy ground. God revealed himself as the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. God told Moses he had seen the suffering of the Israelites in Egypt and was sending Moses to Pharaoh to demand that he let the Israelites go.
The document discusses establishing regular prayer, charity, enjoining good and forbidding evil according to a Quran verse. It urges following this revelation and inviting people to Islam with wisdom and fair preaching based on another Quran verse. It asks Allah for forgiveness if any mistakes were made in conveying the message.
April 12 2020, Resurrection Service - The Invaluable Gains By Believing in Th...Catherine Lirio
The document discusses the four invaluable gains of believing in the resurrection of Jesus Christ: 1) salvation and eternal life, 2) new life and power to change, 3) faith and obedience to Jesus' teachings, and 4) assurance and confidence in Jesus' promises. It provides biblical support for each gain, citing passages that discuss how belief in Christ's resurrection leads to salvation, a transformed life, obedience to God, and trust in God's promises. The conclusion exhorts readers to appreciate these benefits and share the gospel so others may believe and receive the same gains.
The document summarizes how the gospel was spread in Acts 6-8. It describes how Stephen's martyrdom led to persecution and the scattering of believers, which helped spread the gospel to Jerusalem, Judea, and Samaria. It then focuses on Saul's conversion on the road to Damascus and how he immediately began preaching about Jesus in Damascus despite having previously persecuted Christians.
This passage describes Jesus' early ministry and interactions. It establishes that Jesus is the Word of God made flesh who came to bear witness to the light. It describes Jesus turning water into wine at a wedding in Cana and clearing the temple of money changers. It recounts Jesus' conversation with Nicodemus where he states one must be born again of water and spirit. It also shares Jesus' discussion with a Samaritan woman at a well where he offers her living water.
March 29, 2020 - Sunday Worship service - Prayer and Fasting in critical timesCatherine Lirio
Ezra led the Israelites in a fast before embarking on their journey back to Jerusalem after the exile. Through fasting and prayer, they sought to humble themselves before God, ask for his protection on their journey, and rely on him rather than the king for their safety. As a result, God heard their prayer and protected them from dangers such as bandits on the road. Fasting and prayer has historically been practiced to draw closer to God in times of need and seek his guidance.
The document summarizes the Gospel of John's account of Jesus healing a man born blind. It describes the series of events - Jesus performing the sign of healing the man's blindness, the man being questioned by neighbors and Pharisees, and ultimately identifying Jesus as a prophet. Jesus later interprets the sign through a discourse comparing himself to a shepherd and the gate for the sheep. He describes laying down his life for the sheep, a theme that echoes his role as the good shepherd.
This document contains hadiths and passages about the Islamic month of Ramadan. It discusses how the gates of heaven are opened and devils are chained during Ramadan. It emphasizes the importance of praying during Ramadan to attain forgiveness of sins. Generosity, especially of the Prophet Muhammad, was at its peak in Ramadan. Fasting and praying during Ramadan leads to forgiveness of sins. Acts like zakat, umrah, tarawih prayers, and itikaf in the last ten days of Ramadan are also encouraged during this month.
Jonathan and his armor-bearer devised a plan to test if God would help a few men defeat many Philistines. They showed themselves to the Philistine outpost and were challenged to come up, taking this as a sign from God. Jonathan and his armor-bearer climbed up and started killing Philistines, causing panic among their whole army. The Israelites who had been hiding joined in, and God helped deliver Israel from the Philistines that day.
The Life and Ministry of the Apostle Paul, part 5: Pacific Church
07/24/16 Sermon
Pastor Seth Gatchell
Pacific Church of Irvine
www.pacificchuch.com
5th message in a series on the life and ministry of the Apostle Paul
This document contains the morning prayers from August 6, 2014. It includes an opening prayer, a reading from Psalm 90, a short reading from John 1 describing Jesus as the Lamb of God, and a closing thought and prayer. The overall summary is:
This document lays out the morning prayers for August 6, 2014, which includes an opening and closing prayer bookended around a Psalm reading and Gospel passage describing Jesus as the Lamb of God who takes away the sins of the world.
Message Series - I AM - Part 3 - I AM The Bread Of Life - Pastor Chuck Bernal...LifePointe Church
There is no crowd too big, need too small, or problem too deep for Jesus to address. The pastor discusses how Jesus fed thousands but the people only followed him for selfish reasons like miracles and gifts. Jesus calls them to seek eternal life instead of temporary things. He declares "I am the Bread of Life" and says whoever believes in him will never be spiritually hungry or thirsty again. Jesus explains that he came from heaven to do God's will and give eternal life to all who believe in him. He says that just as the Israelites ate manna in the desert but still died, he offers himself as the true bread from heaven that gives eternal life to all who partake of him.
Pastor Elio Marrocco's "Jesus, The Good Shepherd" sermon at New Life Christian Church on December 15, 2013. You can learn more about New Life Christian Church here: http://www.newlifecc.ca
The document discusses the origins and meaning of communion (also called the Eucharist or Lord's Supper) in Christianity. It describes how Jesus celebrated the Jewish Passover meal with his disciples, during which he established the communion ritual of eating bread and drinking wine. The passages explain that communion is meant to remember Jesus' sacrifice and death, and to look forward to his promised return and the wedding feast of the Lamb in God's kingdom. Communion symbolizes the new covenant sealed by Jesus' blood and the fellowship of believers with him and each other.
#1. They have an enemy; You have an enemy.
#2. The war is waged on both the mountain and the valley.
#3. Sometimes, we all need a little help from our friends.
Exodus 16 Deliverance for today Second Baptist Februray 2020Lazarou Richard
Understand that by living in a broken world we will be tempted to look back, so we must seek God in ways that will force us to look up in order to be transformed into the hopeful witnesses that will have the patience to look forward.
This sermon discusses the biblical account of God providing manna to the Israelites while they wandered in the wilderness. It makes several points:
1) Manna was supernaturally provided by God each morning to sustain the Israelites, just as God sustains believers through His word.
2) Jesus refers to himself as the "bread of life" in John 6, comparing himself to the manna that sustained Israel and now sustains believers eternally.
3) Several parallels are drawn between the manna and God's word, including its necessity, purity, the need to consume it daily, and its provision directly to God's people.
The document discusses lessons from the life of Moses about waiting on God and overcoming fear of change. It summarizes how the Israelites grumbled against Moses in the desert, longing for the food they had in Egypt. God provided manna from heaven to feed the people. The document encourages living with gratitude, remembering God's love, and walking by faith to overcome fear of change, which is both natural and stressful. Change causes us to idealize the past, overlook the present, and fear the future.
Not unlike the effects of today’s Coronavirus, the older generation of Israel in the wilderness were dying. Numbers 20 begins with the death of Miriam (1) and concludes with the death of Aaron (28, 29). If you were to die today, what legacy would you leave? When was the last time you murmured or complained about something associated with COVID-19? What was your complaint? How did your criticism or complaint change you, your relationship with God and those around you? Why did the Lord send “fiery serpents among the people” (21:6)? What was Moses’ response when he heard their complaints and saw God’s judgment? (7) How should we be like Moses? What was the Lord’s response? (8) Why did Jesus compare Himself to Moses’ brazen serpent? (John 3:14-16) Why do many (sadly most) people refuse to look and live? (8)
The Israelites grumbled against Moses for lack of water after escaping Egypt. God provided water from a bitter spring and later manna and quail in the wilderness. However, the people continued complaining, testing God. After arriving at Rephidim without water, Moses struck a rock at Horeb on God's command, providing water. The Amalekites attacked Israel and were defeated after Moses held up his staff. Jethro, Moses' father-in-law, advised selecting other leaders to help judge smaller cases and share the workload with Moses.
The Israelites complained about their situation after leaving Egypt, longing for the food they had there. God promised to provide food each day in the form of manna and quail to test their obedience. God instructed Moses to tell the people that by evening they would have meat and in the morning they would have bread, and through this they would realize it was God who brought them out of Egypt and provided for their needs.
The Story and History of Exodus - Part 7: Bread, Water, Rocks and MountainsVintage Church
1. The document contains a prayer asking God for love and joyous service to neighbors.
2. It then discusses several passages from Exodus describing God providing the Israelites with manna in the desert, including instructions for gathering it.
3. Scholars note that some details in Moses' recounting of God's command may have been elaborations and that the stories aim to portray the events as miracles.
This document is a sermon outline from First Baptist Church in Jackson, Mississippi on October 1, 2017 about Exodus 16 and the Israelites being provided manna from heaven while wandering in the desert. The key points are:
1) The Israelites grumbled about their situation and lack of food in the wilderness. God promised to provide bread from heaven in response.
2) God provided a substance called manna each morning for the Israelites to eat. It sustained them for 40 years until they reached the promised land.
3) Jesus compares himself to the manna provided in the wilderness, saying he is the "bread of life" who came down from heaven to give eternal life to all who believe in him.
The document summarizes key events from the biblical book of Exodus. It describes how the Israelites were oppressed in Egypt, with Pharaoh ordering all Hebrew baby boys to be killed. It then tells of Moses fleeing Egypt after killing an Egyptian, and his encounter with God at the burning bush. God promises to deliver the Israelites from Egypt and bring them to the promised land. Despite plagues sent by God, Pharaoh refuses to let them go. Finally, God parts the Red Sea to allow the Israelites to escape, but the pursuing Egyptian army is drowned. The Israelites then journey through the wilderness toward Mount Sinai.
This document contains the order of service for a Love of Torah Fellowship meeting focused on studying the parashah Beshelach. It includes prayers, songs of worship, readings from the parashah and its accompanying haftarah portion. Discussion topics included reviewing last week's parashah and questions for the children about preparing for hard times through Torah study. The meeting concluded with a blessing for Shabbat.
The risen Christ is the Conqueror, the Exalted One, the Lamb of God, the great High Priest, and the coming King. Demonstrations of power, the outpouring of the Holy Spirit and the transformation of lives give evidence to the risen Christ. Let have more of these!
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Upon coming to the Promised Land, the Hebrews must choose whether to embrace the future God has led them to, or to turn away. The metaphor is for the Kingdom of God that we as Christians profess. "Thy Kingdom come, Thy will be done..." but when it means risking our comfort and convenience, will we too turn away?
God prepares the coming of jesus lesson # 6 EmanuelEstrada
God had been preparing the world for the coming of Jesus over many centuries through covenants and prophets in the Old Testament. Jesus fulfilled these prophecies by being the promised Messiah who established a New Covenant through his body and blood, providing salvation for all people. This New Covenant, foretold by prophets like Isaiah, would be eternal and enable God's people to truly keep his commandments through the grace Jesus offers.
Let My Poeple Go Part 2 - In The DesertMark Pavlin
This slide deck study on the Old Testament books of Exodus and Numbers is one of a series to help leaders of a Bible study or Sunday School class who are too busy to research and prepare as well as they would like for the task. The entire series is engaging, colorful and challenging and is ready to go even at the last moment. More are in the works. Search using keyword "lessonstogo".
M2014 s64 the church that is built on the rock sermonsJames Bradshaw
1. Jesus came to build his church and give Peter the keys to the kingdom of heaven.
2. He came to die on the cross to save humanity from sin.
3. His death and resurrection allows believers to have eternal life and be saved from wrath through faith in him.
The document provides an overview of chapters 15-20 of the book of Numbers. It summarizes the key events and teachings within these chapters. In chapter 15, God reminds the Israelites about the proper sacrifices and offerings. A man is stoned for gathering wood on the Sabbath. In chapter 16, Korah leads a rebellion against Moses and Aaron and the earth swallows up Korah and his followers. Chapter 17 describes Aaron's rod budding to confirm him as high priest. Chapter 18 outlines the duties and privileges of the priests. Chapter 19 details the ceremony of the red heifer. Chapter 20 describes the death of Miriam, the people complaining about lack of water, and Moses striking the rock instead of speaking to it
1. Unity among believers is important and brings several benefits, including greater power in prayer and God's blessing. However, unity must be in line with God's will and not used to commit evil.
2. Jesus prayed that believers would be spiritually united through their relationship with Him and experience of God's love. True unity requires separating from the world.
3. Believers should not try to unite with or form partnerships with unbelievers, as light and darkness cannot coexist. God calls believers to separate themselves from unclean things and unite with Him.
The document discusses God's provision for his people in the wilderness. It describes how the Israelites grumbled against Moses and Aaron for bringing them into the desert to starve. God promised to rain down bread from heaven each day for them to gather enough food. The principles of God's provision are that it is a gift that may require participation and not come with prior explanation, and begins when people seek God without complaining and obey his instructions. God's provision is portioned perfectly for his people and intended to demonstrate that he is the Lord who cares for their needs.
The document discusses the biblical basis for the Christian doctrine of the Trinity - that God exists as three persons (Father, Son, Holy Spirit) who are distinct yet united as one God. It provides several biblical passages that reference the three persons of the Trinity and their distinct roles. The Genesis creation account refers to God in plural form, alluding to the Trinity. The Father created through the Son and by the power of the Holy Spirit. Jesus was baptized by the Holy Spirit, and believers are also baptized by the Spirit. The Spirit, Son, and Father are united in purpose yet distinct in their speaking and actions. Believers are to be led by the Spirit as Jesus and disciples were filled with the Spirit.
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To truly calculate the cost, you must consider both the cost of action and the cost of inaction not only for the near term but in the long term. Jesus calls us to a decision. Choose wisely.
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2. Exodus 16:1
They set out from Elim, and all the
congregation of the people of Israel came
to the wilderness of Sin, which is between
Elim and Sinai, on the fifteenth day of the
second month after they had departed
from the land of Egypt.
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3. Exodus 16:2-3
And the whole congregation of the people
of Israel grumbled against Moses and
Aaron in the wilderness, and the people of
Israel said to them, “Would that we had
died by the hand of the Lord in the land of
Egypt, when we sat by the meat pots and
ate bread to the full, for you have brought
us out into this wilderness to kill this whole
assembly with hunger.”
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4. Exodus 16:4-5
Then the Lord said to Moses, “Behold, I am
about to rain bread from heaven for you,
and the people shall go out and gather a
day’s portion every day, that I may test
them, whether or not they will walk in my
law or not. On the sixth day, when they
prepare what they bring in, it will be twice
as much as they gather daily.”
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5. Exodus 16:6-7
So Moses and Aaron said to all the people
of Israel, “At evening you shall know that it
was the Lord who brought you out of the
land of Egypt, and in the morning you shall
see the glory of the Lord, because he has
heard your grumbling against the Lord. For
what are we, that you grumble against us?”
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6. Exodus 16:8
And Moses said, “When the Lord gives you
in the evening meat to eat and in the
morning bread to the full, because the Lord
has heard your grumbling that you grumble
against him—what are we? Your grumbling
is not against us but against the Lord.”
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7. Exodus 16:9-10
Then Moses said to Aaron, “Say to the
whole congregation of the people of Israel,
‘Come near before the Lord, for he has
heard your grumbling.’” And as soon as
Aaron spoke to the whole congregation of
the people of Israel, they looked toward the
wilderness, and behold, the glory of the
Lord appeared in the cloud.
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8. Exodus 16:11-12
And the Lord said to Moses, “I have heard
the grumbling of the people of Israel. Say
to them, ‘At twilight you shall eat meat, and
in the morning you shall be filled with
bread. Then you shall know that I am the
Lord your God.’”
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11. We are REDEEMED to be
God’s PEOPLE, living God’s
WAYS.
What God had done in the PAST was to
redeem a people who would TRUST Him in
the present.
12. We are REDEEMED to be
God’s PEOPLE, living God’s
WAYS.
What God had done in the PAST was to
redeem a people who would TRUST Him in
the present.
Dependence on God is developed more
through ADVERSITY than PROSPERITY
13. God moves them out
of a place of COMFORT
to a place that will
require they learn to
DAILY depend on Him.
14. God moves them out
of a place of COMFORT
to a place that will
require they learn to
DAILY depend on Him.
Since God SAVED me, will I TRUST Him?
15. God moves them out
of a place of COMFORT
to a place that will
require they learn to
DAILY depend on Him.
Since God SAVED me, will I TRUST Him?
Even when we are moving FORWARD with
God there may be times we are tempted to
look or turn BACK.
16. Manna was both a
demonstration of God’s
PROVISION as well as a
test of the people’s FAITH.
17. Manna was both a
demonstration of God’s
PROVISION as well as a
test of the people’s FAITH.
It was to teach His people to RELY on His
word expressing TRUST …
18. Manna was both a
demonstration of God’s
PROVISION as well as a
test of the people’s FAITH.
It was to teach His people to RELY on His
word expressing TRUST …
God’s provision also REQUIRED a RESPONSE
19. Manna was both a
demonstration of God’s
PROVISION as well as a
test of the people’s FAITH.
It was to teach His people to RELY on His
word expressing TRUST …
God’s provision also REQUIRED a RESPONSE
Jesus is God’s ULTIMATE provision Whom we
are to look to and RESPOND to in faith.
20. Please take a moment to fill out your
Communication Card
My Next Step Today is to:
( ) Do the home life help (in bulletin)
( ) Meditate on what it means to trust God
( ) Read Exodus 16 and/or John 6
( ) Reflect on what I have learned through
adversity
( ) Identify if I am longing for what I have left
behind or pressing forward in Christ
( ) Other________________________