The book of Exodus describes the mighty redemption of Israel out of slavery in Egypt. They are saved to a new relationship with God, formed into a royal priesthood and a holy nation. This remarkable transformation is inaugurated at Mount Sinai, in Exodus 19-20. Stuart Holman hosts this series of short devotionals, reflecting from a Christian perspective on all that took place at Mount Sinai.
The book of Exodus describes the mighty redemption of Israel out of slavery in Egypt. They are saved to a new relationship with God, formed into a royal priesthood and a holy nation. This remarkable transformation is inaugurated at Mount Sinai, in Exodus 19-20. Stuart Holman hosts this series of short devotionals, reflecting from a Christian perspective on all that took place at Mount Sinai.
The book of Exodus describes the mighty redemption of Israel out of slavery in Egypt. They are saved to a new relationship with God, formed into a royal priesthood and a holy nation. This remarkable transformation is inaugurated at Mount Sinai, in Exodus 19-20. Stuart Holman hosts this series of short devotionals, reflecting from a Christian perspective on all that took place at Mount Sinai.
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Exodus 20:8-11. Commandment 4.
The book of Exodus describes the mighty redemption of Israel out of slavery in Egypt. They are saved to a new relationship with God, formed into a royal priesthood and a holy nation. This remarkable transformation is inaugurated at Mount Sinai, in Exodus 19-20. Stuart Holman hosts this series of short devotionals, reflecting from a Christian perspective on all that took place at Mount Sinai.
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Exodus 20:7. Commandment 3.
The book of Exodus describes the mighty redemption of Israel out of slavery in Egypt. They are saved to a new relationship with God, formed into a royal priesthood and a holy nation. This remarkable transformation is inaugurated at Mount Sinai, in Exodus 19-20. Stuart Holman hosts this series of short devotionals, reflecting from a Christian perspective on all that took place at Mount Sinai.
The book of Exodus describes the mighty redemption of Israel out of slavery in Egypt. They are saved to a new relationship with God, formed into a royal priesthood and a holy nation. This remarkable transformation is inaugurated at Mount Sinai, in Exodus 19-20. Stuart Holman hosts this series of short devotionals, reflecting from a Christian perspective on all that took place at Mount Sinai.
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Exodus 20: Preamble
The book of Exodus describes the mighty redemption of Israel out of slavery in Egypt. They are saved to a new relationship with God, formed into a royal priesthood and a holy nation. This remarkable transformation is inaugurated at Mount Sinai, in Exodus 19-20. Stuart Holman hosts this series of short devotionals, reflecting from a Christian perspective on all that took place at Mount Sinai.
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Exodus 19: Covenant
The book of Exodus describes the mighty redemption of Israel out of slavery in Egypt. They are saved to a new relationship with God, formed into a royal priesthood and a nation. This remarkable transformation is inaugurated at Mount Sinai, in Exodus 19-20. Stuart Holman hosts this series of short devotionals, reflecting from a Christian perspective on all that took place at Mount Sinai.
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February 7th update
Just a notification to say that the February Week 2 ‘Growth Exercise’ has been published here.
Daily Devotionals resume tomorrow in the book of Exodus, as Stuart Holman leads our reflections on the events of Mount Sinai in chapters 19 and 20.
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Exodus 15-18
The comfortable prosperity of God’s chosen family is reversed at the beginning of the book of Exodus. The reader soon realises that the promises of God are once again under threat, not on account of the unworthiness of Abraham’s family but on account of the opposition of Egypt’s Pharaoh. How will God now save his people and bless his people? The book of Exodus describes this mighty deliverance. Ness Hughes hosts this series of short devotionals as part of the Bible Reading strand of GrowingDisciples.
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Exodus 11-15
The comfortable prosperity of God’s chosen family is reversed at the beginning of the book of Exodus. The reader soon realises that the promises of God are once again under threat, not on account of the unworthiness of Abraham’s family but on account of the opposition of Egypt’s Pharaoh. How will God now save his people and bless his people? The book of Exodus describes this mighty deliverance. Ness Hughes hosts this series of short devotionals as part of the Bible Reading strand of GrowingDisciples.
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Exodus 5-10
The comfortable prosperity of God’s chosen family is reversed at the beginning of the book of Exodus. The reader soon realises that the promises of God are once again under threat, not on account of the unworthiness of Abraham’s family but on account of the opposition of Egypt’s Pharaoh. How will God now save his people and bless his people? The book of Exodus describes this mighty deliverance. Ness Hughes hosts this series of short devotionals as part of the Bible Reading strand of GrowingDisciples.
