Pine Hills Church The God Who Delivers
Feb 24, 2025
The discussion opens with the pivotal moment in Exodus 12, marking the Israelites' journey from slavery. It emphasizes the Passover's importance as a symbol of liberation. The conversation delves into the Passover lamb's role, portraying it as a perfect sacrifice requiring faith for divine protection. The narrative shifts to the New Testament, connecting the Israelites' struggle with Christ's sacrificial role. Ultimately, it underscores the necessity of faith in Jesus for true deliverance and spiritual freedom.
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Old Testament vs. New Testament
- The Old Testament conceals the New Testament, while the New Testament reveals the Old Testament.
- The Passover story in Exodus points to a greater deliverance found in the New Testament.
Deliverance Brings New Beginnings
- Deliverance brings new beginnings, like a new year for the Israelites leaving slavery.
- Similarly, accepting Jesus brings a new creation and season in a believer's life.
Expectant Faith
- Have expectant faith and be ready for God's deliverance, just as the Israelites were prepared to leave Egypt.
- Let your actions demonstrate your belief in God's promises.