The Paul Tripp Podcast 1013. Sovereignty and Dogs (Exodus 11:4-9) | Paul Tripp’s 5-Minute Bible Study
Jan 5, 2026
Have you ever considered the significance of silent dogs in the Bible? The discussion reveals how such details highlight God's meticulous sovereignty during the final plague in Exodus. Paul Tripp emphasizes that God's power extends even to silencing dogs, showcasing His protection over Israel. This thread connects to Jesus' assurances of safety for His followers. Dive into the intricate ways God cares for His people, reminding us of the certainty of His promises.
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Sovereignty Seen In Small Details
- God controls even small details to demonstrate his sovereign care for his people.
- Paul Tripp argues that silenced dogs show God distinguishes and preserves every Israelite.
Read Scripture For Detail
- Read Scripture for detail and ask why seemingly minor details are included.
- Doing so reveals theological purposes and strengthens confidence in God's care.
Silence That Signals Distinction
- The silence of dogs serves a purpose: to show God distinguishes Israel from Egypt.
- That distinction guarantees each Israelite is known, numbered, and rescued by God's power.
