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When we sin, we should go to God for comfort and direction.
God's Glory in Salvation: Exodus 13:17-15:21
10/29/2023
The Lord leads Israel out of Egypt….and into a dead end. It looks like a mistake that will result in their destruction. But it is really God’s design to get glory over Pharaoh by delivering his people in the most impossible and unexpected way. The Red Sea miracle foreshadows the greater salvation of God’s people to come in Jesus. Through Moses, God saved his people from physical slavery in Egypt. Through Jesus, God saves his people from spiritual slavery to sin and death. God gets glory by saving his people.
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- Speaker:
- Will Peycke
- Scripture:
- Exodus
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