Description
Exodus: The Formation of a Nation
By: Ken Fleming
Toward the end of the book of Genesis, Jacob and his twelve sons had moved to Egypt. The family, now numbering about two million people, had been forced into slavery. Exodus is the amazing story of how God raised up Moses to lead the Israelites out of bondage.
After being delivered from the Egyptians, the Israelites arrived at Mount Sinai where God made a covenant with them, formed them into a nation, and established a formal system of worship. The book of Exodus is structured around three major themes:
¥ Chapters 1Ð18 chronicle the redemption of an enslaved people.
¥ Chapters 19Ð25 explain the new covenant relationship between God and His redeemed people.
¥ Chapters 26Ð40 describe in great detail the building of the tabernacle for its use as a place of worship.
The entire book is instructive for the believer today with important and practical lessons about our own redemption in Christ, as well as our relationship to, and worship of, Him.
Contents:
Exodus 1: A Suffering People in Egypt
Exodus 2: Moses – a Prince and a Shepherd
Exodus 3: The Call of Moses
Exodus 4: Moses’ Reluctant Obedience
Exodus 5Ð6: Moses Encounters Pharaoh
Exodus 7Ð8: The First Four Plagues
Exodus 9Ð11: Moses and the Silent Egyptian Gods
Exodus 12:1-28: The Passover and Redemption
Exodus 12:29Ð13:33: The Exodus from Egypt
Exodus 14:1Ð15:21: Moses at the Red Sea
Exodus 15:22Ð16:35: Testing on the Way to Sinai (1)
Exodus 17Ð18: Testing on the Way to Sinai (2)
Exodus 19: Moses and the Prelude to the Covenant
Exodus 20:1-21: Moses and the Ten Commandments
Exodus 20:22Ð21:36: The Book of the Covenant (1)
Exodus 22Ð23: The Book of the Covenant (2)
Exodus 24: God Confirms the Covenant
Exodus 25:1-30: The Tabernacle (1)
Exodus 25:31Ð27:21: The Tabernacle (2)
Exodus 28Ð29: The Consecration of the Priests
Exodus 30Ð31: The Tabernacle (3)
Exodus 32: The Golden Calf Rebellion
Exodus 33Ð34: Restoration and Renewal
Exodus 35Ð40: The Completion of the Tabernacle
Ken Fleming has been an enthusiastic and passionate Bible teacher for more than fifty years. His service for Christ has led him to many parts of the globe, including South Africa, where he spent twenty-five years as a missionary among the Zulu people. From 1977 through 2002, Ken taught in the Bible and Missions programs at Emmaus Bible College in Dubuque, Iowa. Today he continues proclaiming the gospel and strengthening the church body through writing and preaching ministries.
ISBN-13: 9781593871918
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 184
Dimensions: 6.0 x 9.0″
Publisher: ECS Ministries
Author: Fleming, Ken
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.