Exodus 14.

 

 

The King of the World Interferes Until the End (Exodus 11:1-10)

 

 

 

The text explains the meaning and justification of the disaster and says that Israel's exodus is under God's eternal plan.

The contents of verses 2 and 3 are the same as what God had already told Moses in chapters 3 and 4 of Exodus.

He said that when you go out, you will not go empty-handed. Also, in Genesis 15:15, God had already told Abraham

that your descendants would bring great wealth. What was said to Abraham will now be completely fulfilled.

The work of saving the chosen people, known as the Exodus, is accomplished within God’s big picture.

In it, we hold on to the word of God and are used by it.

 

 

1. Moses held on to the word of God as God.

1) John 1:1 reveals that the Word of God is God.

2) Most people do not know the true nature of God’s Word and hold on to it as knowledge.

3) Christ is the Word of God who became flesh and came among us.

4) God made Moses like a god to Pharaoh (Exodus 7:1).

 

 

2. Pharaoh, king of Egypt rejected the word of God

1) All people, including Adam, disobeyed God’s covenant and fell into destruction.

2) God established Israel as a nation of priests who would save the world.

3) Moses was appointed as the leader of the Exodus and sent to Israel and Pharaoh.

4) Not listening to the word of God like a king Pharaoh right now is the path to destruction.

 

 

3. Exodus is a big picture showing the way of salvation

1) The major themes of Genesis are original humans, fundamental issues, and the covenant of Christ.

2) We must hold on to the reason why God tells Israel to leave Egypt.

3) Three destructions come to all humans.

4) Those who accept Christ who will come as their Savior, through a blood sacrifice, will be saved.

 

 

Conclusion: Pharaoh, possessed by the devil, interferes until the end.

1) Why should we hold on to only Christ?

2) King Pharaoh of Egypt harasses Israel until the end.

3) The Egyptians did not know the secret of put the blood of the Passover lamb.

4) We must understand why life is being destroyed.

 

 

Exodus chapter 11, which predicts death for Egypt, is God's cry. It is a cry that shakes up and awakens those who are stubborn

and whose hearts are focused on themselves. Don’t be obsessed or caught up in worldly things like Pharaoh in Egypt.

The only thing we must be obsessed with is the ‘Word of God.’ The devil, the king of the world, symbolized by the king,

is in control of mankind until the end. However, in 1 Corinthians 1:18, “For the message of the cross is foolishness to those

who are perishing, but to us who are being saved, it is the power of God.” In order to rescue people who are being held

captive by the powerful king of the world, we must have the same direction as God. How do we align ourselves with God?

You just have to hold on 3 todays and follow the Lord. Those of you who hold on 3 todays will receive answers to your prayers

wherever you are. I hope that wherever you go, there will be work of finding and nurturing workers.

Complete victory will happen to those of you who call on the name of the Lord Jesus Christ and follow him.

I pray in the name of the living Lord Jesus that you will hold on 3 todays, walk with the Lord, and become completely victorious.