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Volume 9 | Fire on the Mountain

Volume 9 | Fire on the Mountain

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Volume 9 | Fire on the Mountain

Displaying God to a Broken World

Runtime of this lesson: 1:41 minutes2009

When the Israelites left Egypt, they were finally free. Free from persecution, free from oppression, and free to worship their own God. But with that freedom comes a new challenge - learning how to live together the way God intends. In this ninth volume of Faith Lessons, discover how God teaches the Israelites what it means to be part of a community that loves him and the lessons we can begin to live out in our lives today. A leader's guide is included with the DVD. The participant's Discovery Guide is also sold separately.

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1 The Lord Who Heals You: Marah and Elim
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The Lord Who Heals You: Marah and Elim

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When the Lord brought the Israelites out of Egypt, the Promised Land awaited them, but first God led them into the desert. The time they spent there would not only get them out of Egypt geographically, but would also remove its influence from thei... MORE

Locations:
Sinai Peninsula, Qesm Nwebaa, South Sinai, Egypt,

Tags:
Mara, kvetching,

2 Not by Bread Alone: Manna and Water from the Rock
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Not by Bread Alone: Manna and Water from the Rock

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In Deuteronomy, God tells Israel that He led them into the desert in order to train and test them, so that He might know what was in their hearts. He still does this for His people today, leading us through experiences to reveal the depths of our ... MORE

Locations:
Wilderness of Sin,

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Sin, Omer, Zeakah,

3 Their Blood Cried Out: Israel Becomes a Community
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Their Blood Cried Out: Israel Becomes a Community

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God desired a people who would partner with Him in bringing shalom to the chaos of a broken, hurting world. Israel experienced a taste of the peace He brings when He rescued them out of Egypt. In this lesson, you will continue on the road of the e... MORE

Locations:
Rephidim,

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Judah, Adonai Mesee, Zeakah, Adam, Zedakah,

4 The Mountain of God
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The Mountain of God

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Over and over in the Bible, God used the image of fire to illustrate His power, holiness, and passionate love for His people. The fire on Mount Sinai when Moses received the Ten Commandments was just such a display of power, highlighting the holin... MORE

Locations:
Mt . Catherine,

Tags:
Shavu-oat, sha'kan, Mish'kan, shi'kan,

5 I Led You Like a Bride: A Wedding at Sinai
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I Led You Like a Bride: A Wedding at Sinai

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The covenant at Sinai is often thought of as a wedding between God and His people, between God and the bride He chose for Himself. This became the picture of God's redemptive plan for humankind, fully realized in Jesus' death and resurrection. In ... MORE

Locations:
Mt . Catherine,

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Chuppah, Mikvah, Ketubah, Segula, Na'se Vaneeshma,

6 The Whisper of God: Moses and Elijah on the Mountain of God
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The Whisper of God: Moses and Elijah on the Mountain of God

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There is only one man whom God sends back to Sinai after Moses and the Israelites finished their time there: the prophet Elijah. God's interactions with Moses and Elijah on this mountain not only reveal His character, but also foreshadow the plan ... MORE

Locations:
Horeb,

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Horeb, Rotem,

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