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2 years ago in

1 Kings

Beginning in Exodus, the second book of the Bible, horses are mentioned frequently in the context of war. At first, horses and chariots are the terrifying tools of the enemies of Israel, Pharaoh’s chariot forces, and the deadly iron chariotry of the Philistines for example. In these early days of

Q28. Why did God place such emphasis on unleavened bread?

2 years ago in

Deuteronomy

Q: “Why did God place such emphasis on unleavened bread ?” Linda Hey Linda, the quick answer is that when Israel left Egypt, there was no time to put leaven/yeast in the bread and wait for it to rise, so they had to, out of necessity, make bread without leaven

Circumstantial Evidence for the Exodus

Proving the Exodus really happened

Circumstantial Evidence for the Exodus —
Proving the Exodus really happened

2 years ago in

Deuteronomy

The Israelite Exodus from Egypt is one of the most controversial events that the Bible claims as history. Its very nature, however, means that the kind of corroborating evidence that we would expect to find for it would be itself different in nature than many other events. Not only is

Q27. How can you ask God into your heart and not be saved?

2 years ago in

Exodus

Q: “Ok it bothered be when Rod said so people think they’re saved but are not , what did he mean by that / if you’ve asked God for forgiveness and asked him into your heart you are saved so is he saying some people aren’t ? Or that people

Dealing with Miracles

Why should we think about miracles?

Dealing with Miracles —
Why should we think about miracles?

2 years ago in

Deuteronomy

The Bible records many amazing actions of God within its pages. Face to face talks, supernatural creatures, one-time natural events as a direct result of God’s interference like the Flood, the rainbow, and the ten plagues of Egypt. The Bible records miracles like the red sea crossing, the stopping of

Q26. Why did God harden Pharaoh’s heart?

2 years ago in

Exodus

Q: “Ok the Bible says God hardened Pharaohs heart , why did he do that if he wanted Israelites freed? I don’t get it , // thanks for sending me all the answers to my questions I can’t wait to read them I haven’t had time yet.” Linda D. Hey

Symbolism of Almonds

Why did almonds blossom on Aaron's staff?

Symbolism of Almonds —
Why did almonds blossom on Aaron's staff?

2 years ago in

Ecclesiastes

Almonds and the almond tree became an important symbol for Israel very early on in the nation’s development. After the Exodus, Moses received instructions for the construction of the Tabernacle, a portable sanctuary where God would meet with the leaders of Israel. The lampstand of this tabernacle was made to

The Ark and the Tablets

Egyptian parallels to the Ark of the Covenant.

The Ark and the Tablets —
Egyptian parallels to the Ark of the Covenant.

2 years ago in

Exodus

At Sinai, God gave instructions to Moses and the Israelites on how to build the Tent Tabernacle as a sacred space. Within the Tabernacle there was to be an even more sacred space, the holy of holies, that would contain a gold covered box: the Ark of the Covenant. To

Q25. Will you die if you see the face of God?

2 years ago in

Exodus

Q: “There seems to be a contradiction between Genesis 32:30 and John 1:18 in regards to seeing the face of God and being able to live. Can you explain?” Paula Hey Paula, I think this supposed contradiction is easily resolved through a deeper understanding of Christ in the Old Testament.

Q24. How can God be slow to anger if His wrath is quickly kindled?

2 years ago in

Exodus

Q: “Good morning, this message is for Ryan. Wondering if he can answer the following question I have about a questionable contradiction in the Bible. Ryan, I know there are no contradictions in the word of God, only our insight is limited. My problem is in regard to God’s anger:

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How powerful was ancient Israel's calvary and chariotry?

War Horses & Chariots —
How powerful was ancient Israel's calvary and chariotry?

How powerful was ancient Israel's calvary and chariotry?

Q28. Why did God place such emphasis on unleavened bread?

Proving the Exodus really happened

Circumstantial Evidence for the Exodus —
Proving the Exodus really happened

Proving the Exodus really happened

Q27. How can you ask God into your heart and not be saved?

Why should we think about miracles?

Dealing with Miracles —
Why should we think about miracles?

Why should we think about miracles?

Q26. Why did God harden Pharaoh’s heart?

Why did almonds blossom on Aaron's staff?

Symbolism of Almonds —
Why did almonds blossom on Aaron's staff?

Why did almonds blossom on Aaron's staff?

Egyptian parallels to the Ark of the Covenant.

The Ark and the Tablets —
Egyptian parallels to the Ark of the Covenant.

Egyptian parallels to the Ark of the Covenant.

Q25. Will you die if you see the face of God?

Q24. How can God be slow to anger if His wrath is quickly kindled?

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How powerful was ancient Israel's calvary and chariotry?

Proving the Exodus really happened

Why should we think about miracles?

Why did almonds blossom on Aaron's staff?

Egyptian parallels to the Ark of the Covenant.

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