The Paul Tripp Podcast 964. From Bad to Worse (Exodus 5:10-23) | Paul Tripp’s 5-Minute Bible Study
Nov 3, 2025
Life can feel like it's falling apart just when you start to trust God. The discussions dive into how the Israelites faced increased suffering after Pharaoh’s harsh decree. Examining the tension between God's revealed and secret will, the speaker highlights that faith often thrives amid confusion. Listeners are challenged to consider whether hardships might shake their trust in God's promises. It's a profound exploration of faith in the midst of trials.
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Straw Removed, Quota Unchanged
- Pharaoh's officials stopped providing straw and still demanded the same brick quota from Israel.
- The foremen were beaten and blamed Moses and Aaron for making the people look bad to Pharaoh.
Leaders Blamed And Moses' Complaint
- The Israelite foremen confronted Moses and Aaron, saying they've made the people stink before Pharaoh.
- Moses then prayed, asking God why he had allowed evil to come upon the people after speaking to Pharaoh in God's name.
Promises Without Process
- God had promised deliverance but didn't reveal the process or timing to Israel.
- Paul Tripp highlights that God's revealed will and secret will can feel contradictory during suffering.
