Exodus Study

1. Did God know before hand what the Pharaoh would do? Who was responsible for the Pharaoh’s action God or Pharaoh? What was God’s purpose in allowing Pharaoh to refuse to allow God’s people to leave?

2. Explain the literal story of the Passover.

3. Who was required to place the “blood on the door post”? What was the result of this offer? What aspect of the Passover do you see as grace and what aspect do you see as faith?

4. Do you see a relationship between John 3:16 and the story of the “Passover”? Find the New Testament verse that says “Jesus our Passover and the verse that says “behold the Lamb”. Give the references. Is there a relationship between these verses and John 3:16?

5. Remember what you learned about typology evaluate the event of the Passover as typology. Who is Moses a type of? Who is the Pharaoh a type of? What is Egypt a type of? What is the exodus event a type of? What is Israel a type of? What is the promise land a type of?

6. Who are God’s people in 5:1? Who are God’s people today? Who are God’s people in Revelation 21:3? Is there a relationship between then and now? Explain in 250 words or less.

7. Explain Rom 9:17 in relationship to questions 1-7.

8. Explain Heb 11:28 in relationship to questions 1-7.

9. Explain 1 Peter 1:2 and Rom 8:29 in relationship to questions 1-7.

10. Do a sermon or lecture outline of the Passover event with at least an introduction, 3 points (each with minimum of 2 sub-points) and a conclusion.

Note: As you study Scripture look for unity, that is all of God’s Word should agree. Let the simpler verses about a subject carry more weight also let the quantity of verses that agree carry more weight against a fewer number of verses. Theology is like mathematics sometimes you must look for a common denominator (unity), before you can solve the problem.

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