Join The Journey S4:014 Exodus 10-13
Jan 16, 2025
Parker Primrose, a Watermark staff member, dives deep into the complexities of Exodus 10-13, focusing on God’s justice and mercy. He discusses the tension surrounding the death of the firstborns and the importance of understanding God's character. Through discussions of the Passover, he draws parallels between the events in Exodus and Christ as the ultimate Passover Lamb, emphasizing God's mercy and desire for redemption. The conversation also highlights the moral implications of Pharaoh's defiance and the compassionate offer of salvation.
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God's Goodness Defined
- God's goodness encompasses mercy, compassion, and justice.
- He is slow to anger but will not leave the guilty unpunished.
Egyptian Sin
- The Egyptians enslaved, committed hard labor, and murdered Israelite children.
- Harming children deeply grieves God and invokes his justice.
God's Mercy and Justice
- God could have started with the harshest plague but showed mercy by escalating gradually.
- He gave Egypt multiple chances to repent and release the Israelites.