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TKe Who le Bible Sunday School Lesson b o u r s e ' ■ ■ --= Recommended by World’s Fundamental Association ■—
T. C. Horton V. V. Morgan Kate H. Haus
EXPOSITION and PERTINENT QUESTIONS COMMENTS FROM THE COMMENTARIES ELEMENTARY - - -
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sinners because of th e ligh t they had, for Israel was in covenant relation w ith God and Egypt was not.’ God’s plan of deliverance was based upon an offering— a lamb . FEBRUARY 10, 1924 THE PASSOVER Exodus, Chapters 11-13 Golden Text: “Observe the month of Abib, and keep th e passover unto th e Lord thy God; fo r in the month Abib the Lord thy God brought thee fo rth out of -Egypt by n igh t.” Deut. 16:1. Outline: ( 1 ) The P lan and P articu lars, 12:1-20. Â2) The P reparation, vs. 21-23. 13) The P erpetuation, vs. 24-27. (4) The P articipan ts, v. 28. (5 ) Pharaoh and His People Punished, vs. 29, ( 6 ) Pharaoh Demands D eparture, vs. 31-33. (7) The People Spoil th e Egyptians, vs. 34-36. ( 8 ) The Pilgrim Journey, vs. 37-42. (9) The Passover Ordinances and Provision tu re, vs. 43 to 13:22. Introduction: We have seen in th e eleventh chapter how God’s mes senger (Moses) w ith his rod attested his call to Pharaoh and to Israel. We have seen how Pharaoh played fast and loose, and how his h ea rt was hardened. We come now to th e inevitable law of God,-±- “ Obey God LESSON and be blessed; oppose God and be pun- EXPOSrriON ished.” T . C. H orton f Men’s h earts are hardened judicially. They are hardened by opposing th e tru th . God is a jealous God and righteously so. Our lesson il lu strates th is significant tru th . We are now to study th e crowning judgm ent upon the first born of Egypt because Pharaoh would not let God’s first-born (Israel) go. The punishm ent, as always, is in line w ith th e sin committed. (1 ) THE PLAN AND PARTICULARS, 12:1-20 “A lamb to r an house” v. 8 . This was the b irthday of the Jew ish nation. They were to be separated from all of th e o th er nations. They were to have new relationships, as th è Christian is to be sepa rate , having experienced the new b irth (born from above) 2 Cor. 6:17: Note th e carefulnesB w ith which all th e p articu lars are given, and every p articu lar has a significant illu stration in the believer’s life. The b irth of th e nation centers in a lamb. The exodus from Egypt depends upon a slain lamb. In th e judgm ents upon Egypt Israel was no t considered. The issue was be tween God and P haraoh . Now God is to show the differ ence between Israel and Egypt, and in th e same manner by which He shows th e difference between sain t and sinner •—by blood. There was no difference in th e n atu re of th e Egyptians and the Israelites. The Israelites may have been th e worse “T h e r e f o r e if a n y m a n b e l a C h r is t , h e i s a n e r e c r e a t io n ; o ld t h in g s a r e p a s s e d a w a y ; b e h o ld , a l l t h i n g s a r e b e c om e n e w .”
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