The Daily Blade: Joby Martin & Kyle Thompson #266 - Kyle Thompson // To Him Who Led His People Through the Wilderness
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Jan 7, 2026 Dive into the themes of Psalm 136, exploring the steadfast love of God. Discover how the ten plagues were targeted judgments against Egypt's idols and power. The dramatic death of the firstborn marks a pivotal moment in Israel’s exodus. Journey through the wilderness reveals God’s guiding hand over forty years, as reliance on Him transforms doubt into faith. Amidst long paths and struggles, find hope in God's enduring love that resonates even today.
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Plagues Targeted Egypt's Foundations
- The Exodus plagues were targeted judgments against Egypt's gods and social foundations.
- This frames harsh events as corrective strikes to free the oppressed, not random cruelty.
The Final Plague And Pharaoh's Response
- Exodus 12 describes the final, devastating plague: the death of the firstborn across Egypt.
- Pharaoh and all Egypt cried out as not a house remained without death and then urged Israel to leave immediately.
Red Sea As Rescue And Separation
- Splitting the Red Sea served both rescue and judgment by providing Israel's escape and overthrowing Egyptian forces.
- The miracle simultaneously saved the oppressed and separated them permanently from their pursuers.
