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One of the great difficulties of teaching on the life of Moses is
simply this: Charlton Heston's portrayal of Moses is very
familiar to us. Indeed, deMille was fairly careful about his
slight changes to the Biblical account, taking nothing away of
substance, and providing special effects which, for the time, were
spectacular. We may have a map or two, a picture now and then,
but the special effects we will leave to C. B..
Why is this life important?
- Moses is the lawgiver of the nation of Israel. More than
anyone else, he shaped God's people.
- The law he gave is the law under which Christ made His
sacrifice for us.
- Ultimately, the Old Testament points to Jesus Christ - and
Moses is a great example of this.
Enjoy!
|
Moses - the Beginning |
Exodus
1 - 3 |
The birth of Moses; raised
in Egyptian royalty; his flight into the wilderness. |
|
The Call |
Exodus
4 |
Moses is called in the
wilderness to lead his people. |
|
Ten Plagues |
Exodus
7-12 |
10 plagues on Egypt and
Pharaoh. |
|
Passover |
Exodus
12 |
The symbolic message of the
Passover feast. |
|
Exodus |
Exodus
12 -17 |
The departure and
deliverance from Egypt. |
|
Ten Commandments |
Exodus
20:1-21 |
Giving of the 10
Commandments. |
|
Rebellion |
Numbers
11-12 |
A survey of the rebellion of
the Hebrew people against God and Moses. |
|
God on Trial |
Numbers
14 |
The rebellion which caused
the 40 year wandering. |
|
Moses' Sin |
Numbers
20:1-13 |
The sin of Moses in striking
the rock at Meribah. |
|
Balaam |
Numbers
22-24 |
The story of Balaam,
hireling prophet, the last obstacle to the promised land. |
|
Final Words |
Deuteronomy 32 |
The farewell speech of
Moses. |
