Exodus 7.

 

 

Moses Returning to Egypt (Exodus 4:18-31)

 

 

 

God gave Moses a mission and said, “I will definitely be with you.” God gave Moses everything he needed to save Israel

from Egypt according to God's command. God not only prepared Moses, but also organized the situation in Egypt.

Because he murdered an Egyptian, he fled to the Midian Desert and lived there for 40 years, but now all he has to do is

go to Egypt and do the work God has entrusted him with. God, who gives us a mission, gives us the ability and prepares

the environment to carry out that mission. When God calls, we just have to obey.  

 

 

 

 

1. Moses’ staff became the staff of God

1) Moses took off his shoes before God and entered into a life of following God.

2) Moses became a man of God, and everything about Moses became God's.

3) It became God’s staff, not Moses’ staff.

4) The moment we accepted Jesus Christ as our Savior, we also became people of God.

 

 

2. God provides the conditions for Moses to return to Egypt

1) Jethro happily sends Moses, Zipporah, and his grandchildren away.

2) God informs Moses that the people who tried to kill Moses in Egypt are gone.

3) God told Moses in advance what he had to do when he went to Egypt. (21-23)

4) God also prepared Moses’ older brother Aaron in advance.

 

 

3. Moses was instructed to hold only the blood covenant of Christ

1) He said that all of Abraham's descendants must be circumcised or they will die.

2) Moses neglected the sign of the covenant that God made with his ancestor Abraham.

3) God wants us to hold on to only the covenant of Christ.

4) Circumcision in the Old Testament was changed to baptism in the New Testament.

 

 

Conclusion: Moses returns to Egypt and the beginning of the Exodus

1) Moses and Aaron are now one team and working together for the Exodus.

2) The church is a place where we work together as one body under the spiritual order established by God.

3) The time of Exodus has arrived and God has worked.

4) God was working tirelessly for the Exodus.

 

 

Circumcision in the Old Testament and baptism in the New Testament are signs of the covenant given to God’s people.

God rebuked Moses and made the entire family hold only to the covenant of Christ. We must clearly pass on and enjoy

the path of salvation given to us to our children. Passing on the inheritance of faith is a mission that God strongly requires of

parents of all faiths in the world. I hope that we will be praised by God by raising our children through prayer and passing on

the inheritance of faith. God wants us to give the answer only through Christ and live a life focused on evangelism and missions.

God wants to lead us in accordance with His will and lead us to the happiest path. Please enjoy the answers of the Friday,

Saturday and Sunday era, sensitively receive God's guidance, and hold on to and obey the words He gives you.

God will produce abundant fruits of the Exodus and raise up precious future generations of evangelists.

I pray in the name of the Lord that you will be used as preciously as Moses.