Exodus 13
I. Passover regulations (1-10)
8, 14: What do you tell your children?
II. Firstborn regulations (11-16)
12, 15: The males…
III. The journey begins (17-22)
19: Joseph’s bones went, too
Exodus 14
IV. The effects of hardening your heart (1-9)
4, 8: How hard was his heart that Pharaoh still wanted to keep Israel in bondage, even after the firstborn deaths.
V. The people complain to Moses (10-20)
13: Stand still and see the salvation of the Lord
VI. The red sea divided (21-31)
25: The Lord fights for some and against others
Meditation Points:
- God was always with His people (13:21-22), by night and by day. And He still is.
- One event could have dramatically opposite effects on two different groups (14:20). God’s presence opens the eyes of some and blinds others.
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