Bible History - Old Testament

- 34- In answer to this question, the Lord explained to Moses, and bade him tell Israel, the import of thename Jehovah, by which ...

- 35- In the first sign Moses was bidden to look at the rod in his hand. It was but an ordinary shepherd'sstaff, At God's comman ...

- 36- else on such a mission. Then it was that "the anger of the Lord was kindled againstMoses." Yet in His tender mercy He piti ...

- 37- There might have been some plea for such a man as Pharaoh to refuse at once and wholly to letthose go who had so long been ...

- 38- "Wherefore" let us "consider the Apostle and High Priest of our profession, Christ Jesus; who wasfaithful to Him that appo ...

- 39- CHAPTER 5: Moses Returns Into Egypt - The Dismissal Of Zipporah - Moses Meets Aaron - Their Reception ByThe Children Of Is ...

- 40- for the people, because "Israel is my son, even my firstborn," andHe threatened, in case of Pharaoh's refusal, "to slay" h ...

- 41- Moses'unbelieving fears (4:1), but God's gracious promise (3:18), had in this respect also been amplyrealized. Neither the ...

- 42- Proceeding further, we find that, with the exception of the two passages (Exodus 4:21; 7:3) in whichthe Divine agency in h ...

- 43- But "he that being often reproved hardeneth his neck, shall suddenly be destroyed, and than without remedy." (Proverbs 29: ...

- 44- CHAPTER 6 : Moses And Aaron Deliver Their Message To Pharaoh - Increased Oppression Of Israel -Discouragement Of Moses - A ...

- 45- taking their own profession of miracle-working - should have been sufficient to indicate toPharaoh that "Jehovah, He is Go ...

- 46- conveyeda fresh assurance that God would certainly accomplish His purpose; it gave a fuller revelation of Hischaracter as ...

- 47- and overcame by the word of God. Yet how great in this also, is the differencebetween the type and the Antitype! Still, th ...

- 48- We mark in them a regular arrangement and steady progress. Properly speaking, there were onlynine plagues (3 X 3), the te ...

- 49- his trial! There is, as we have already indicated, a terrible irony about "theplagues" of Egypt, since in the things in wh ...

- 50- thevisitation lay in their extraordinary number and troublsomeness (8:3), and in their appearance at thebidding of Moses. ...

- 51- October or early inNovember). Although it wrung from Pharaoh consent for the people to go, yet on its removal, "hehardened ...

- 52- rest suffered loss of men and beasts. That some "among the servants ofPharaoh" "feared the word of Jehovah" (9:20) affords ...

- 53- Chamsin or south-west wind sometimes brings in early spring, only far moresevere, intense, and long. Let us try to realize ...