Last week (9/13/2012), we began a Thursday night Bible Study for those who want to delve into the Bible in a structured, yet conversational way. We'll use the resource from the Life Change Series of NavPress entitled 'A life-changing encounter with God's Word from the book of Exodus'. I have some of these books still available.
- Bethel Bible Study – Exodus Resources Last week (9/13/2012), we began a Thursday night Bible Study for those who want to delve into the Bible in a structured, yet conversational way. We'll use the resource from the Life Change Series of NavPress entitled 'A life-changing encounter with God's Word from the book of Exodus'.
- Read Exodus commentary using Geneva Study Bible. Study the bible online using commentary on Exodus and more!
- A FAITH on the MOVE BIBLE STUDY GUIDE Session 2: They Are Not Like Us — Exodus 1:15-21 'But the midwives feared God; they did not do as the king of Egypt commanded them.' Exodus 1:17. Introduction Fear and stereotypes play a central role in the story as Pharaoh attempts—and fails—to control the growing immigrant population.
There are two important parts of this study: (1) the class discussion, and (2) the preparation in advance of the class. The study guide walks you through the preparation. Download vmware fusion 11everdownloads. Undoubtedly, you will run into questions that require further resources. I have included a few links below that may be helpful for you:
- NET Bible: https://net.bible.org/#!bible/Exodus
- Biblios.com: http://books.bibleoutline.org/exodus/1.htm
- Bible Study Tools: http://www.biblestudytools.com/exodus/
- Family tree of Abraham: http://catholic-resources.org/Images/Abraham.jpg
- Another family tree of Abraham: http://www.spiritandtruth.org/teaching/Book_of_Revelation/commentary/htm/images/line_of_promise.jpg
- Family tree of Jacob: http://catholic-resources.org/Images/IsraelTribes.jpg
Lutheran Study Bible Online
Following the giving of the Ten Commandments in Exodus 20:1-17, God continues speaking to Moses giving some specific applications of these commands in a variety of settings. Exodus 21:12-32 deals with laws concerning various injuries inflicted upon people. Many situations are covered, everything from hitting parents to being gored by a bull. Within this context, verses 22-23 deal with injury.
