Exodus - Andy Woods

https://slbc.org/sermon/exodus-017-experiencing-god/ Here’s a summary of the PowerPoint: Main ideas: · Exodus Structure: The book of Exodus is divided into Redemption, Mosaic Covenant, and Tabernacle sections outlining Israel's deliverance and covenant establishment 1 · Divine Reassurance: God reassures Moses with promises of deliverance, covenant faithfulness, and restoration of the land, emphasizing His identity as the Lord 2 3 4 · Seven Promises: God's seven related promises include freeing Israel from burdens, redeeming them, making them His people, and giving them their land inheritance 5 6 7 · Moses’ Heritage: Moses and Aaron's Levitical lineage is detailed, highlighting their priestly heritage and role in God's plan 8 9 Got a Question? Have you tried Ask Andy AI yet? go to askandy.andywoodsministries.org

Here’s a summary of the POWERPOINT : Exodus Structure: The book of Exodus is divided into Redemption, Liberation, Preservation, and Mosaic Covenant sections, detailing Israel's deliverance and covenant with God 1 Redemption Narrative: Redemption covers the necessity of deliverance, Moses' development, confrontations with Pharaoh, and the plagues that lead to Israel's liberation 2 3 Israel's Complaints: Israel complains to Moses about worsening conditions, and Moses in turn complains to God, highlighting the struggle during oppression 4 5 6 Authority of Scripture: Scripture is affirmed as more reliable than eyewitness testimony, with Jesus as the Morning Star symbolizing divine authority and hope 7 8 Questions? Try “ASK ANDY” AI Tool at askandy.andywoodsministries.org

EXODUS 015 – GRACE’S TRIUMPH EXODUS 5:4-19 • DR. ANDY WOODS • SEPTEMBER 14, 2025 • EXODUS Following the assignation of Charlie Kirk, we as Christians wonder about the purpose of persecution. Exodus tells us that God’s people were also persecuted unjustly by Pharaoh. However, God’s grace is more powerful when we endure the world’s wrath. Persecution is temporary, God’s grace is eternal. Here’s a summary of the PowerPoint: Main ideas: · Exodus Structure: The book of Exodus is divided into Redemption, Mosaic Covenant, and Tabernacle building sections outlining Israel's deliverance and covenant with God 1 2 · Redemption Narrative: Redemption covers Israel's oppression, Moses' development, confrontations with Pharaoh, and the plagues leading to liberation 3 4 · Pharaoh's Opposition: Pharaoh increases Israel's burden by refusing demands and intensifying labor, causing distress among Israelites and foremen 5 6 7 8 9 10 · Israel's Complaint: Israel complains to Moses about harsh conditions, and Moses in turn complains to God about the lack of deliverance 11 12 13 · Spiritual Authority: Satan is depicted as the ruler of this world with various titles, paralleling the plagues in Exodus and Revelation as signs of divine authority 14 15 16

Here’s a summary of the PowerPoint: - Exodus Structure: The book of Exodus is divided into Redemption, Mosaic Covenant, and Tabernacle sections outlining Israel's deliverance and covenant with God 1 - Redemption Narrative: Redemption covers Israel's deliverance from Egypt, including Moses' development, confrontations with Pharaoh, and the plagues 2 3 - Pharaoh's Opposition: Pharaoh refuses Israel's request, increases their burdens, causing Israel to complain to Moses and Moses to complain to God 4 5 6 7 - Levitical Feasts: The feasts such as Passover and Pentecost symbolize redemption, separation, and praise, linking to Israel's covenant and deliverance 8 - Spiritual Authority: Satan is depicted as ruler of this world opposing God's plan, highlighting the spiritual battle context of Exodus events 9 10

EXODUS 4:27-31 • DR. ANDY WOODS • AUGUST 31, 2025 • EXODUS Here’s a reference to the PowerPoint slides: Main ideas: - Exodus Structure: The book of Exodus is divided into Redemption, Mosaic Covenant, and Tabernacle instructions phases, detailing Israel's liberation and covenant establishment 1 - Moses' Life Phases: Moses' life is categorized into natural training, spiritual training, and ministry phases spanning 120 years, highlighting his preparation for leadership 2 - Moses' Calling: Moses faced multiple objections and challenges before returning to Egypt, including God's hardening of Pharaoh's heart and key meetings with Aaron and Israel's leaders 3 4 - Israel's Response: Following Moses' proclamation, Israel responded with faith and worship, indicating a spiritual transformation alongside physical deliverance 5 6 7 - Scriptural Authority: All Scripture is inspired by God and profitable for teaching and training in righteousness, equipping believers for good works 8 9

EXODUS 012 – AUGUST 10, 2025

Here’s a summary of the PowerPoint : Main ideas: - Exodus Structure: The book of Exodus is divided into Redemption, Mosaic Covenant, and related phases detailing Israel's deliverance and covenant establishment 1 - Moses' Life Phases: Moses' life is categorized into natural training, spiritual training, and ministry phases spanning 120 years 2 - Moses' Calling: Moses initially objects to God's call citing speech issues and reluctance, leading to Aaron acting as his spokesman 3 4 5 - God's Sovereignty: God hardens Pharaoh's heart to fulfill divine purposes, illustrating complex interplay of human will and divine will 6 7 8 - Faith and Response: Israel's faith and worship are renewed following God's deliverance, marking a spiritual transformation of the people 9 10

Main ideas & correlated ppt slides: - Exodus Structure: The book of Exodus is divided into Redemption, Mosaic Covenant, and Tabernacle sections, detailing Israel's deliverance and covenant with God 1 - Moses' Life Phases: Moses' life is categorized into three phases: Egyptian education, Midian shepherding, and ministry including the Exodus and Law giving 2 - Moses' Calling: Moses faced objections about his mission including disbelief, speech issues, and reluctance, with God providing proofs and Aaron as spokesman 3 4 5 6 - God's Sovereignty: God hardened Pharaoh's heart to fulfill His purposes, demonstrating divine sovereignty and covenant reciprocity with Israel 7 8 9 - Israel's Response: Following God's deliverance, Israel responded with faith and worship, signifying spiritual transformation and covenant faithfulness 10 11 12

Exodus Structure: The book of Exodus is divided into Redemption, Liberation, Preservation, and the Mosaic Covenant, detailing law, tabernacle instructions, apostasy, and tabernacle building 1 2 3 - Moses’ Life Phases: Moses’ 120-year life includes natural training in Egypt, spiritual training in Midian, and ministry leading the Exodus and law giving 4 - Moses’ Calling: Moses’ mission involves God’s call, his objections, and prophecies about Israel’s land, leaders, Pharaoh’s opposition, Egypt’s judgment, and Israel’s plundering 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 - Plagues of Egypt: Ten plagues demonstrate God’s judgment on Egyptian deities, culminating in the death of the firstborn, leading to Israel’s redemption 13 - Scriptural Authority: Scripture is inspired and sufficient for teaching, correction, and equipping for ministry, encouraging growth in salvation 14 15 16

- Exodus Structure: The book of Exodus is divided into Redemption, Mosaic Covenant, and Tabernacle building phases, detailing Israel's deliverance and covenant with God. - Moses' Life Phases: Moses' 120-year life includes Egyptian education, Midian shepherding, and ministry phases, culminating in leading the Exodus and authoring the Pentateuch. - Moses' Calling: God calls Moses with a mission, addresses his objections about inadequacy and authority, and prophesies Israel's deliverance and plundering of Egypt - God's Message: God reveals His holiness, covenant history, compassionate sight and hearing, and assigns Moses to lead Israel's redemption.