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Exodus: A Group Study

DAY 17 OF 77

What is this passage saying?

Moses questioned his ability to lead the Israelites out of slavery in Egypt. Yahweh gave Moses miraculous signs and offered Aaron to be his spokesperson.

What is this passage teaching?

Yahweh gave Moses three miraculous signs to prove that he had been sent by the Lord. Even after witnessing his staff turning into a snake, his hand becoming diseased, and the Nile River turning into blood, Moses still focused on his abilities. Although Yahweh promised to help him speak and teach him what to say, Moses still asked Him to send someone else. Angered by Moses’ faithlessness, Yahweh offered Moses’ brother, Aaron, to be his spokesperson. God never intended for Moses to act in his strength. Only by admitting his weaknesses and relying on God’s strength would Moses accomplish the huge task before him.

How do I respond?

What excuses have you offered to God? Focusing on your abilities and magnifying your weaknesses will always justify your excuses. However, when God gives you a calling, you must exchange your doubts for His strength. Write down the excuses you may have been giving God, then write down a list of God’s strengths or His promises towards you. Face your excuses with the truthfulness of God’s power and presence in your life. Don’t miss out on what God has purposed for you to do. He will empower you, He will go with you, and God will be pleased when you trust Him to do what seems impossible.

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Exodus: A Group Study

Exodus is the compelling story of God's great deliverance of His people. As the Israelites are redeemed from slavery and brought into the wilderness, the crescendo of Exodus comes when God's presence dwells among His people. Join Thomas Road Young Adults on an 11-week journey through this book and experience God's great purpose to dwell in you.

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