Podcast appearances and mentions of genesis exodus

In week one of our modern series, The Bible Year, Pastor Lindsey preaches on Genesis & Exodus. God enters into the chaos that is our lives, creates something beautiful, and calls it good. 

Feeling exhausted as a parent? You're not alone! In this episode of Family Vision, Amy Rienow and her daughter Lissy Bailey tackle parenting questions about sleep schedules, guilt, and finding time for self-care. Together, they explore the importance of understanding each child's unique needs and the value of giving yourself grace as a parent. If you've ever felt overwhelmed by the expectations placed on mothers, this episode offers encouragement and practical wisdom rooted in biblical truth. Featured Resources Not So Perfect Mom: A foundational book for nurturing parent-child relationships across all stages, focusing on embracing what matters most: https://visionaryfam.com/notsoperfectmom  Family Worship Guides - Engage your family in spiritual growth through Genesis & Exodus: https://visionaryfam.com/familyworship  Visionary Parenting: This resource dives deeper into managing behavior versus discipline and offers insights on discipline strategies for toddlers and teenagers: https://visionaryfam.com/visionary-parenting/  The Heart of Your Teen: Get Lissy Bailey's book for parents. Understand and connect with your teen! https://visionaryfam.com/teens/

Kevin McKay preaches "Introduction to Leviticus | Made for God's Presence" from Genesis - Exodus, starting our series "Leviticus", in this Sunday morning gathering of Grace Harbor Church.

The cross of Christ is a declaration of God's love for you, is a declaration that God understands your pain and it is the declaration that God can bring what's dead, back to life.

This month in our Bible Q&A we tackled your questions on the books of Genesis and Exodus. You can jump through this episode by using the time makers below: (1:06) Genesis 42:36Why did Jacob say "you have deprived me of my children" are they not his children?  (2:42) Genesis 42:38Did Joseph not have 11 brothers, why would Jacob say that Benjamin is the only one left? (14:23) Exodus 4:24 Why would the LORD go to kill Moses when he had asked him to help free his people from Egypt? (20:43) Exodus 7:22 / 8:7 How did the Egyptians manage the same miraculous signs as God? (27:10) Exodus 10:12Aaron seems to have been the one using the staff until now. Here is seems to be Moses. Why? Is this because Moses now believes himself, or that God is no longer angry with him? (38:31) Exodus 22:2-3Why does the sunrise make a difference? (43:14) Exodus 24:9-11What does it mean that the leaders saw God when Exodus 33:20 says no one can see Gods face and live, and 1 John 4:2 it says that no one has ever seen God? (54:51) Exodus 29:10-19What is the significance of the laying hands on the head of the sacrifice? (1:05:41) Exodus 31:1-5 Why is there a high standard for who makes things for the tabernacle? Why only those God has chosen by name and filled with His Spirit? Is it important to have God's person in the God's work?

GENESIS - Exodus 20:11, A look at other creation theories and how we are to submit ourselves under the Word of God and not attack it

It is common for new Christians, or newly serious Christians, who want to deepen their relationship with scripture to set out to “read the whole Bible cover-to-cover.” This practice, while well-intentioned, can lead to one of two problems. First, many Christians make it through the exciting, narrative story of Genesis and Exodus before losing interest somewhere in the legal sections of the Pentateuch. This is unsurprising. As a lawyer familiar with legal treatises and codes, Ian can tell you that even the best jurist usually does not intend his treatise to be a pleasant cover-to-cover reading experience even for other lawyers, let alone the lay reader. A legal treatise is designed to be consulted, not read like a novel. Because all legal treatises are boring to read, Christians at first riveted by the generational drama of Jacob, Joseph, and Moses usually founder in discouragement when they collide with Mosaic dietary and agricultural laws. Sadly, this prevents many Christians from ever truly discovering biblical narratives that are as compelling and rich as Genesis-Exodus—including Judges and the books of Samuel, Kings, and Chronicles. Secondly, some Christians who do succeed in making it through the Bible cover-to-cover do not seem to profit much by the experience. I'm reminded here of the Christian musician Shannon Low, who—as I recall the story, at least—publicly repudiated his faith after a skeptic directed him to read the story of Elisha killing 42 young boys in 2 Kings 2. Low recalled that he was shocked to read the story despite having previously “read the whole Bible.” “How did I miss this?,” he asked himself. I'd wager that Low was a “cover-to-cover” Bible reader. The fundamental problem is that some Christians—informed by a naïve oversimplification of sola scriptura—implicitly assume that the various books of the Bible were directly ordered by God into a coherent structure, that all components of the Bible are intended to be understood by the ordinary person with no external assistance, and that the Bible as a whole is meant to be read in a sequential narrative form. These assumptions have no basis in the Bible itself and little basis in church history. They instead seem to reflect the creeping, unconscious influence of Islam's theology of the Quran. Unlike Christians, Muslims have historically held that their central text was dictated verbatim by an angel and existed as a coherent, single text from eternity past. In contrast, Christians since before the time of Jerome have understood the Bible as a library of individual books, in different genres, created in a variety of ways and in different historical circumstances. The precise scope of the canon has always been considered an appropriate subject for inspired councilor deliberation and/or scholarly debate. Read the full article here.

Listen in as Pastor Aaron breaks down the first two books of the Bible, Genesis and Exodus, and how they connect to the big story about Jesus in His Word. So cool! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/therockyth/message

Husband and Wife attempt to cover a brief summary of the Pentateuch, but it ran long because Wife did too good a job. Here's Part 1: Genesis & Exodus. Join us tomorrow for Leviticus, Numbers, & Deuteronomy. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sacrilegious-discourse/message

Welcome to A Year in the Bible with Daily Grace bonus episode for Genesis and Exodus! Throughout the year, we will provide bonus episodes to dig a little deeper into important theological concepts and themes. Today we're talking about polygamy in the Bible. Polygamy was mentioned in many places in Genesis and Exodus. Does that mean God supports polygamy? Let's discuss this together in this bonus episode.   Scripture mentioned in this episode:    Genesis 2:18, 20-25 Mark 10:2-9 Matthew 5:27-29 Ephesians 5:22-33   Notes for Genesis and Exodus episodes:   Lot is accidentally mentioned to be Abram's brother instead of his nephew. (Genesis 13-15: 00:46) Joseph's brothers thought that he did not understand them due to the presence of the interpreter, but Joseph understood because he spoke the same language. (Genesis 40-42: 04:38) Judah promises to take responsibility for bringing Benjamin back, not Simeon. (Genesis 43-46: 00:51) Joseph doesn't explain how the money ended up in the brothers' sacks, but his steward does. (Genesis 43-46: 01:32) God gave Moses three miraculous signs. The third sign, turning water into blood, had not been performed yet but is mentioned if they refuse to listen to Moses. (Exodus 4-6: 01:07)  God would lead them out of Egypt, not Israel. (Exodus 4-6: 03:49) God displays His wrath against anything that keeps us from a relationship with Him. (Exodus 7-9: 04:12) We see God finalize the plagues in Egypt, preserve His people, and usher them safely out of slavery. (Exodus 10-12: 00:36) God was with His people, guiding them by a pillar of cloud in the daytime rather than smoke. (Exodus 13-15: 01:12, 04:13) Pharaoh chased after the Israelites, not the Egyptians. (Exodus 13-15: 01:26) The lampstand had six branches, not seven. (Exodus 25-27: 02:31) The veil of the temple, not the tabernacle, was torn when Jesus died on the cross. (Exodus 25-27: 03:52) Only Bezalel received the Holy Spirit, but both Bezalel and Oholiab were given the ability to teach and skillfully create. (Exodus 34-36: 02:40)   ​​Visit The Daily Grace Co for the Story of Redemption bundle and for more beautiful products that will equip you on your journey to knowing and loving God more. Follow @thedailygracepodcast on Instagram for exclusive podcast content and @thedailygraceco for all things The Daily Grace Co.    Subscribe to the Daily Grace Podcast on iTunes or Spotify. Read the Bible in a year with us in the Bible App.   

Recorded in 2000. Fr. Baker's Theology of the Old Testament brings the student along a tour of the books of the Old Testament in the order they are found in the Bible.  From Creation and the early formation of Judaism to the Minor Prophets and the preservation of the Covenant, Fr. Baker glides through the colorful history of God's Chosen people.  His video lectures identify the recurring themes of promises, sin, forgiveness, and fulfillment, and the overall story of God's love for his people.  The videos alone provide a useful review of the subject, but they can also be enhanced by a study of the additional materials included on the Catholic Thinkers website. catholicthinkers.org https://youtu.be/rVIJ1Frn340

On The 5th Day of Creation Jubilees 2:11-13 And on the fifth day He created great sea monsters in the depths of the waters, for these were the first things of flesh that were created by his hands, the fish and everything that moves in the waters, and everything that flies, the birds and all their kind. And the sun rose above them to prosper (them), and above everything that was on the earth, everything that shoots out of the earth, and all fruit-bearing trees, and all flesh. These three kinds He created on the fifth day. On The 5th Day Great Sea Monsters in the water, fish and everything that moves in the water Birds and everything that files and their kind (butterflies, bees https://www.thelionstares.com/post/education-of-yah-creation-days-5-7-the-books-of-jubilees-genesis-exodus-more --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lions-tares/support

This week on “The Learning Curve,” guest co-host Jason Bedrick and co-host Gerard Robinson talk with Dr. Leon Kass, MD, the Addie Clark Harding Professor Emeritus in the Committee on Social Thought and the College at the University of Chicago. Dr. Kass describes the important pieces of wisdom and humanity people today can still learn from reading the Book of Genesis, the topic of his 2003 work... Source

This week on “The Learning Curve,” guest co-host Jason Bedrick and co-host Gerard Robinson talk with Dr. Leon Kass, MD, the Addie Clark Harding Professor Emeritus in the Committee on Social Thought and the College at the University of Chicago. Dr. Kass describes the important pieces of wisdom and humanity people today can still learn from reading the Book of Genesis, the topic of […]

The twenty-seventh in a series of sermons on Genesis. Speaker: Mike McKinley

The purpose of Survey of the Old Testament is to help students to better understand the content of each of the Old Testament books, the historical events that give context to them, and to answer specific questions that help draw out the overarching principles contained in the Old Testament. This study will enhance students' understanding of how God's dealings with the nation of Israel is critical to a full comprehension of the New Testament (Covenant) based in the death of Jesus Christ.

The Bible in a Year with Maple City Chapel & Todd Miller.  Today's readings are: Genesis Exodus 8:1 - 9:35 // Matthew 19:13-30 // Psalm 24:1-10 // Proverbs 6:1-5 ----------  www.maplecitychapel.org www.facebook.com/maplecitychapel  ----------  Maple City Chapel is an evangelical, interdenominational church with Anabaptist roots that welcomes people from a variety of beliefs and backgrounds. Our worship is contemporary and energizing. Our teaching is bible-based, Christ-centered, and life-giving. Our atmosphere is warm, accepting, and casual. We invite you to join us as we connect with each other, connect with God, and change the world!

Books and Their MessagesThe largest units in Scripture are books of the Bible. Biblical bookswere written for different purposes and in different settings. Someserved as prophetic messages; others were compilations, such as thePsalms. There are historical books, such as 1 and 2 Kings, and thereare letters to various churches, such as those written by Paul and others.As we seek to understand a book’s meaning and message, it is importantto begin with authorship and setting. Many books of the Bible are assignedauthors. The first five books of the Old Testament are identified as having beenauthored by Moses (Josh. 8:31, 32; 1 Kings 2:3; 2 Kings 14:6; 2 Kings 21:8;Ezra 6:18; Neh. 13:1; Dan. 9:11–13; Mal. 4:4). This is confirmed by Jesus(Mark 12:26; John 5:46, 47; John 7:19) and the apostles (Acts 3:22, Rom.10:5). In other cases, some biblical authors are not identified. (For example,the authors of the books Esther and Ruth as well as the authors of many of thehistorical books, such as Samuel and Chronicles, are not identified.)Read Genesis 15:1–5 and Genesis 22:17, 18. What significance is it tous that Moses wrote the book of Genesis?__________________________________________________________________________________________________________Exodus through Deuteronomy were written by Moses after, ofcourse, the Exodus. But because Genesis is foundational as a history ofGod’s acts from Creation to the patriarchal period, it is logical that thisbook was written before the Exodus.“As the years rolled on, and he [Moses] wandered with his flocks insolitary places, pondering upon the oppressed condition of his people,he recounted the dealings of God with his fathers and the promisesthat were the heritage of the chosen nation, and his prayers for Israelascended by day and by night. Heavenly angels shed their light aroundhim. Here, under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, he wrote the bookof Genesis.”—Ellen G. White, Patriarchs and Prophets, p. 251.With the book of Genesis, we are told not only about our origins butabout the plan of salvation, or the means by which God will redeemfallen humanity. This plan becomes even more apparent with the covenantthat God makes with Abraham, which involves His promise to establishthrough him a great nation to be made up of “ ‘descendants as the stars ofthe heaven and as the sand which is on the seashore’ ” (Gen. 22:17, NKJV).What other great truths have we been taught through the bookof Genesis, truths about which we might otherwise not know?What does this teach us about how important the Word of Godis to our faith?

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Learning The Bible: Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy In this episode, the first five books of the bible are presented in summary. 1. Genesis 2. Exodus 3. Leviticus 4. Numbers 5. Deuteronomy --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/trc413/support

God is holy, sin is serious, and God is gracious.

Our second message in our series on Heaven & Earth. We explore Genesis-Exodus and how God uses the unlikely, the unqualified, and the failures in his mission to reunite heaven & earth.

As we examined the “inconsistencies” between Stephen’s words and the Genesis/Exodus narratives, as well as manuscript differences between the Hebrew scriptures and the Septuagint, we saw how multiple sources lend credence to the historicity of the accounts as recorded. And the “inconsistencies” aren’t that inconsistent after all.  >> Click to read this week’s passages in... The post Acts 7:1-7 ~ A Closer Look (Part Two) appeared first on Laura L. Zielke.

As we examined the “inconsistencies” between Stephen’s words and the Genesis/Exodus narratives, as well as manuscript differences between the Hebrew scriptures and the Septuagint, we saw how multiple sources lend credence to the historicity of the accounts as recorded. And the “inconsistencies” aren’t that inconsistent after all.  >> Click to read this week’s passages in... The post Acts 7:1-7 ~ A Closer Look (Part Two) appeared first on Laura L. Zielke.

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Survey through the Bible - 02 - Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, & Deuteronomy.

Survey through the Bible - 02 - Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, & Deuteronomy.

In search of the real Nephilim and Moses ancient Bible mysteries with Scott Alan Roberts and live from Luxor Egypt Dr John Dr John Ward