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Biblical Commentary (Bible study) Exodus 17:8-13 EXEGESIS: CONTEXT: In this story, the Israelites are still in the early stage of their forty-year wilderness journey. They crossed the Red Sea in chapter 14, began receiving manna from heaven in chapter 16.
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Moses commands Joshua to “choose men for us” to fight the...
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12 cze 2016 · Exodus 17:8-16 As I’ve said many times, Exodus is about the God who makes himself known: first to Moses, then to Pharaoh, then to the Egyptians, and now to the nation of Israel. We’ve been following Israel as they make their journey from the Red Sea (Exodus 14) to the foot of Mount Sinai (Exodus 19).
Exodus 17: 8-13. Our text today reveals a critical moment in the history of Israel. Following 430 years of captivity in Egypt, Moses had led them across the Red Sea into freedom. They had begun their journey toward the Promised Land and were soon met with opposition.
10 mar 2014 · In Exodus 17 there are a number of different people we hear about who all play a role in victory being won: Moses, Aaron, Hur, Joshua, and the unnamed men who are engaged in the battle in the valley. How would you describe what each person contributes to the cause?
Moses commands Joshua to “choose men for us” to fight the Amalekites. This implies that Joshua is to choose a select group to fight the battle. Moses specifies no criteria for Joshua to use in making the selection––and there is no hint of the manner in which Joshua chose the men.
EXODUS 17:8-16 LESSON: GOD GIVES VICTORY OVER THE AMALEKITES — September 20, 2020 INTRODUCTION: Exodus 17:1-7 1The Lord commands all the children of Israel to leave the Wilderness of Sin and journey to and pitch their tents in Rephidim. "Rephidim" means rests or i.e. resting places. However, no water is found there.
Exodus 17:8-13. SOMEBODY TOCHED HEAVEN FOR ME. Intro: One night during the Civil War, an officer complained to General Stonewall Jackson that some of the soldiers were making a noise in their tent. “What are they doing?” asked the General. “They are praying now, but they have been singing,” was the reply.
