by Victor Fawole I welcome everyone to the reading and study of Exodus 12. We move from the shortest chapter in Exodus to its longest chapter. As believers under grace, we might be quick to dismiss the Passover and the Feast of Unleavened Bread that we read in this chapter as Jewish festivals. However, both...
by Victor Fawole I welcome everyone to Exodus 11, where we read God’s announcement of the final and most deadly of the 10 plagues. This is the shortest chapter in Exodus, with 10 verses only. Without further ado, let us review. THE FINAL DEADLY DISASTER…Flashback to Exo. 4:21-23, God had told Moses that He would...
by Victor Fawole I welcome everyone to the 10th chapter of the book of Exodus. So far, we have read about seven plagues that God sent to Egypt, both as devices of judgement to Pharaoh for his rebellion and devices of mercy to him for his repentance. Each time God removed the plague, Pharaoh hardened...
by Victor Fawole I welcome everyone to Exodus Chapter 9. Another chapter, another three plagues in Egypt. Like we’ve learnt in previous reviews, both believers and unbelievers should pay particular attention to these plagues. They mirror God’s coming judgement on the evil and unrepentant people on earth. Believers need to warn the unbelievers of the...
by Victor Fawole I welcome everyone to Exodus Chapter 8. We ended the previous chapter with the first plague from God to Egypt. The plague turned water to blood and lasted for seven days. In this chapter, we read about the second, third and fourth plagues. In this review, we will see how they point...
by Victor Fawole Welcome back to our “No Bible, No Breakfast” spiritual exercise. We resume with the 7th chapter of Exodus. We read how Moses and Aaron confronted and defeated the demonic power of Pharaoh’s magicians. After Pharaoh refused to obey God’s command, God began to unleash plagues upon Egypt. The ten plagues reveal His...
by Victor Fawole Exodus Chapter 6 is about hope. Up until this chapter, Moses’ life had been dramatic. From being born with a death sentence automated on him by a king’s decree, to being hidden for three months, to being put on the river, to becoming a “prince”, to losing everything and going into exile....
by Victor Fawole Welcome to Exodus Chapter 5, where we read about the first encounter between Moses and Pharaoh. We see another level of persecution and wickedness, greater than the one in Chapter 1. Let us review… 1. THE FIRST ENCOUNTER Exo. 5:1-2 Afterward Moses and Aaron went in and told Pharaoh, “Thus says the...
by Victor Fawole Welcome to Exodus 4, a continuation of God’s dialogue with Moses at the burning bush. In this chapter, Moses raised more objections to God’s calling in his life. However, Moses’ struggle should give us hope that if God was willing to use Moses in spite of his objections, He can use us...
by Victor Fawole Welcome to Exodus 3, where we see Moses’ transition from the palace to the pastures. In Chapter 2, we read that when he got to Midian, he met a man called Jethro and married his daughter (Zipporah). They gave birth to a son (Gershom) and were already settled in the land of...
