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THE TEN PLAGUES

September 22, 2021Uncategorizedattack, banks, blood, boils, cattle, Christ, darkness, dead, destroyed, die, died, disease, Egypt, egyptians, Exodus, false god, False gods, fire, firstborn sons, flies, frogs, gnats, God, God is supreme, God the Father, God the Holy Spirit, God the Son, gods, hail, Hapi, help, Heqt, humbled, Imhotep, infested, Israel, jesus, Jesus Christ, Kheper, locusts, Matthew, medicine, new testament, Nile, Nile River, Old Testament, rain, raining, rian, river, seth, swarmed, ten plagues, triumph, waterabarkley8

The ten plagues were direct attacks against the false gods of Egypt. The following table shows a possible pairing, among many, of plagues and Egyptian gods. However it might have been, it is certain that God was showing that Pharaoh was a false god. Only the LORD is God, and only he is in control of creation, including Egypt.

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ISRAEL AT SINAI

September 17, 2021Uncategorized1 Kings, 2 Kings, abraham, blood, Christ, covenant, creatures, descendants, desert, dominates, earth, foot, God, God the Father, God the Holy Spirit, God the Son, holy nation, honey, Isaiah, Israel, James, jesus, Jesus Christ, land, Lord, Matthew, midst, milk, Moses, Mount sinai, mountain, new testament, Numbers, Old Testament, Pharaoh, priests, relationship, Sinai, slave, slaves, Ten Commandments, theophany, validatingabarkley8

Exodus 19 describes Israel arriving at Sinai. This chapter is important for understanding the events at Sinai, where Israel spent over two years (Numbers 10:11). God addressed the people as “the house of Jacob. . . the people of Israel . . .” (Exodus 19:3) as a way to remind them that they were the people of the covenant, the descendants of Abraham. What was about to happen at Sinai was not a new covenant with the people but an extension of the covenant God made with Abraham.

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OLD TESTAMENT ORIGIN OF THE PASSOVER

September 17, 2021Uncategorizedanimals, blimished, blood, blood on the door, brick, Christ, denied, Egypt's power, evil, Exodus, first born sons, God, God the Father, God the Holy Spirit, God's killed, great leader, home, homes marked with lambs blood, humans, Israelites, jesus, Jesus Christ, Jesus Christ and the Passover, kill, lambs blood, land of Egypt, Lord, mad, materials, Matthew, memorial, Moses, naiton, new testament, origin of the passover, Pharaoh, Pharaoh's heart, sacrifice, Satan, straw, stubbornness, suffering, the Passoverabarkley8

THE PASSOVER is the Old Testament feast that celebrates and remembers God’s liberation of Israel from Egypt. After Joseph saved Egypt from starvation (Genesis 41), the Israelites lived in Egypt as guests. Eventually, the Egyptians forgot about Joseph and enslaved the Israelites for hundreds of years (Exodus 1:6-14).

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DEFINITION OF THE DAY (HUNT/HUNTER)

September 13, 2021Uncategorized1 Timothy, 2 Timothy, Ancient egyptians, arrows, Ashurbanipal, blood, bow, bow and arrows, Christ, civilization, David, definition of the day, Deuteronomy, driving, egyptians, Esau, Ezekiel, food, food sources, gazelle, God, God the Father, God the Holy Spirit, God the Son, hunt, hunter, hunters, Isaiah, Ishmael, Israelite ancestors, jeremiah, Jesus Christ, Job, josephus, Judah, Kings of Israel, Leviticus, lion, magic, magical, Matthew, methods of hunting, Mosaic law, NASB, new testament, Nimrod, NIV, Old Testament, Pastorals, Phoenicians, Proverbs, REB, Saul, seminmadic stageabarkley8

To pursue game for food or pleasure. Hunting was an important supplementary food source, especially in the seminomadic stage of civilization. Genesis mentions several hunters by name, none of whom are Israelite ancestors (Nimrod, 10:9; Ishmael 21:20; Esau, 25:27), perhaps suggesting that hunting was more characteristic of Israel’s neighbors than of Israel. Hunting was, however, regulated by Mosaic law. The blood of captured game was to be poured out on the ground (Lev 17:13). Deuteronomy 14:3-5 outlines what game was permitted as ritually clean food.

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DEFINITION OF THE DAY (HEMORRHAGE)

September 8, 2021Uncategorizedbirth, birthing process, blood, blood flow, Christ, clean, definition, definitions of the day, flow, fountain of blood, God, God the Father, God the Holy Spirit, God the Son, greek, Hebrews, hermorrhage, Israel, Issue of blood, jesus, Jesus Christ, KJV, Leviticus, Mark, Matthew, Mosaic law, new testament, NKJV, Numbers, Old Testament, woman uncleanabarkley8

Heavy or uncontrollable bleeding the KJV translates the underlying Hebrew and Greek terms as “issue of blood” (Lev 12:7; Matt 9:20) or “fountain of blood” (Mark 5:29). Modern translations render these terms as hemorrhage, flow, or discharge of blood, Mosaic law said any discharge of blood, whether associated with the birthing process (Lev 12:7), with menstruation (Lev 15:19), or continued bleeding (Lev 15:25; Matt 9:20) rendered a woman unclean.

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THE MOST HOLY PLACE

August 30, 2021Uncategorizedark of the covenant, blood, Christ, devil, Exodus, fifteen feet, God, God is King, God of the Universe, God the Son, God's People, guidance, Hebrews, Holy of Holies, holy tent, incense, jesus, king of kings, Lord, Man, Matthew, meeting place, most holy place, Nation, nations, once a year, people, priests, Protection, room, Satan, section, Sin, sinned, tabernacle, ten cubits, tent, tribes, veilabarkley8

The Tabernacle must have been a great mystery for people. Even priests did not know everything about this holy tent. A place where only one man, once a year, entered; where God’s powerful presence was visible; where the high priest brought blood and incense to do a ritual of atonement for the sins of the all the people; the Tabernacle was a place of wonder.

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THE ALTAR OF INCENSE

August 30, 2021Uncategorized1 john, 1 samuel, 2 John, 2 Samuel, 3 John, blood, bread, burn, burned, burning, Christ, Christ death, day of Atonement, Deuteronomy, Ezekiel, glory, glroy, God, God is God, God the Father, God the Holy Spirit, God the Son, God's People, gold lamps, golden lamps, high priest, holy place, Holy Spirit, incense, jesus, Jesus Christ, John, lamp, Leviticus, Matthew, most holy place, new testament, Numbers, Old Testament, people, Pleased, Pray, prayer, prayers, presence, Psalm, revelation, Romans, sacrifice, symbol, symbolic, tabernacleabarkley8

Any priest could offer incense accompanied by some of the grain offering on the altar of incense. It is possible that priests offered incense by itself, although there are no clear indications for this practice (Leviticus 10:1-3; Numbers 16:16-18; Deuteronomy 33:10; 1 Samuel 2:28; Ezekiel 8:10-11).

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PURITY, IMPURITY, AND THE TABERNACLE

August 30, 2021Uncategorizedanew, blood, body fluids, causes, Christ, christians, duration, entities, God, God the Holy Spirit, God the Son, Holy, impurity, Israelites, jesus, Jesus Christ, kind, Leviticus, Matthew, moral, Mosaic law, new testament, offering, Old Testament, pure, purity, ritual bathing, sacrifice, Sin, sinned, sinner, tabernacle, undoingabarkley8

The issue of purity was very important for the Israelites. The Tabernacle was at the center of all of Israel’s life. God’s presence in the midst of the camp determined the life of the people. An important function of the Mosaic Law was to instruct people on how to live in the presence of a holy God. The holy and the impure cannot coexist. Thus, God provided a means to cleanse what had become impure. God chose purification rites and sacrifices to prevent the destruction of the people when they became impure. The following table shows the main causes for ritual and moral impurity and the prescription for achieving purity anew.

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SACRIFICES IN THE OLD TESTAMENT

August 30, 2021Uncategorizedanimals, animals sacrifices, atonement, blood, blood cries, brother, Cain, Christ, commanded, core, cross, dead, death, died, died on the cross, dwelt, effects, English bible, Faith, God, God the Father, God the Holy Spirit, God the Son, Hebrews, human, humans, innocent, Israel, jesus, Jesus accomplished, Jesus Christ, Leviticus, Matthew, new testament, obedience, Old Testament, origin, paul, places, repentance, Romans, sacrifices, Sin, sinned, sister, tabernacle, Torah, trust, two parts, wages of sin, William Tyndale, word, wordsabarkley8

The idea of sacrifice is at the core of the Christian faith. The sacrifice of Jesus Christ is one of the central truths of the gospel. However, this important element of the Christians faith finds its origin and explanation in the sacrificial system of the Old Testament. It is true that Jesus’ sacrifice has made obsolete the Old Testament sacrificial system (Hebrews 10:1-18). However, the original readers of the letter to the Hebrews knew and understood the sacrificial system of the Old Testament. From that knowledge, they were able to more fully understand Jesus’ work on the cross.

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ISRAEL IN EGYPT

August 30, 2021Uncategorized10 plagues, Abrham, blood, burning bush, Christ, Egypt, egyptians, Exodus, firstborn, God, God the Father, God the Holy Spirit, God the Son, God's Power, Hebrew, Hebrew boys, Hebrew slave, Israel, jesus, Jesus Christ, kill, Matthew, Midian, Moses, Moses murdered, new testament, Nile River, Old Testament, plagues, power, shepherd, sufferedabarkley8

MOSES

After Joseph saved Egypt from starvation (Genesis 41), the Israelites lived in Egypt as guests. Eventually, the Egyptians forgot about Joseph and enslaved the Israelites (Exodus 1:6-14). For many years the children of Abraham suffered under Egypt’s slavery.

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