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Posted On Character Studies
Who was Pharaoh?
Jesus: “Pharaoh, in the context of the Exodus narrative, represents not just an individual but the embodiment of Egypt’s power, authority, and resistance to God’s…
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Posted On Bible Study
Plagues and Egyptian gods
Jesus: “The plagues sent upon Pharaoh and the Egyptians were not merely acts of judgment but also carried deep symbolic meaning, specifically targeting the pantheon…
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Posted On Moral Teachings
Moral conflicts in Old Testament stories
Jesus: “The stories of the Old Testament are rich with narratives that present moral conflicts, illustrating the complexities of human nature and the profound need…
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Posted On Daily Devotions
Tell us about Exodus 3:3
Jesus: “In Exodus 3:3, we come upon a pivotal moment in the life of Moses and in the story of the Israelites’ journey towards freedom.…
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Posted On Daily Devotions
Tell us about Psalm 46:10
Jesus: “Psalm 46:10, ‘Be still, and know that I am God: I will be exalted among the heathen, I will be exalted in the earth,’…
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Posted On Bible Study
Musical elements and rhythm in Psalms’ verses
Jesus: “The Psalms are a beautiful blend of poetry and song, a collection deeply embedded with musical elements and rhythm that reflect the heart’s deepest…
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Posted On Christian Living
Tell us about the Old Testament laws versus New Testament grace
Jesus: My friends, this is a topic that is central to understanding the shift from the covenant with Moses to the new covenant I have…
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Posted On Daily Devotions
Tell us about Exodus 1:1
Jesus: Let’s delve into the story of our forefathers, as it’s recounted in the book of Exodus. The first verse of Exodus begins with a…
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