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30 resources referencing Exodus 10
Elder Luke Hager concludes his sermon "Where Is Thy God?" by illustrating how false gods, both ancient and modern, are powerless before the one true God. Using biblical examples from the Old…
Elder Neohoni's sermon explores God's sovereign power through the lives of biblical figures Jacob, Esau, Moses, and Pharaoh, illustrating the grace of God in election and human response. The…
The sermon emphasizes the importance of uncompromising faith and obedience to God's commands, using the example of Moses and Pharaoh's negotiations in Exodus. It warns against the dangers of…
The sermon from Macclenny Primitive Baptist Church explores the book of Exodus, focusing on the struggle for true worship between God and Pharaoh. It emphasizes that worship is a lifelong commitment…
The sermon emphasizes the unchanging sovereignty and greatness of God, highlighting the divine distinction between the Israelites and Egyptians as a demonstration of God's power and love. It teaches…
The sermon explores Zechariah 14:7, emphasizing the prophetic promise that "at evening time it shall be light," symbolizing hope and divine intervention during dark times. It traces this theme…
The sermon explores the biblical theme of 'my people, thy people, my house, your house,' emphasizing God's enduring relationship with His chosen people despite their failings. It highlights God's…
The sermon focuses on the biblical call to humility and submission, particularly from 1 Peter 5:5-7, emphasizing the importance of casting our cares upon God with a humble heart. It explores the…
The sermon explores the complex and profound theme of God hardening Pharaoh's heart during the Exodus story. It highlights the tension between God's sovereignty and human responsibility as Pharaoh…
The sermon explores the biblical doctrine of personal election as taught by Paul in Romans 9:14-24, emphasizing that election is an act of God's sovereign mercy rather than human will or works. It…
The sermon addresses common objections to the doctrine of personal election, emphasizing God's righteousness and mercy in choosing a people for salvation. It refutes the idea that election makes God…
The sermon explores God's sovereign control over nature, particularly the wind, illustrating His power through biblical events such as the Flood, the plagues of Egypt, the parting of the Red Sea, and…