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1,538 results for “Exodus” — showing 401–420

  1. Cross-ReferencesGenesis 18questioning if God would destroy the righteous with the wicked. Similarly, in Exodus 32:11-14, Moses intercedes for Israel, pleading with God to spare them
  2. ThemesGenesis 22seen in other biblical figures, such as the Israelites in the wilderness (Exodus 32). Abraham's willingness to sacrifice Isaac is a profound example of faith
  3. Cross-ReferencesGenesis 28parallels Moses' encounter with God at the burning bush in Exodus 3:5, where both recognize the holiness of the place. Holiness, Divine Presence, Awe. Jacob
  4. Cross-ReferencesGenesis 29Moses helps the daughters of Reuel by watering their flock in Exodus 2:17. Both instances show acts of service and foreshadow the roles these
  5. Cross-ReferencesGenesis 30under oppression, similar to the Israelites multiplying in Egypt despite oppression in Exodus 1:12. Prosperity, Divine Provision. Genesis 30:43 notes Jacob's great wealth
  6. Theological InsightsGenesis 30faithfulness in fulfilling His promises, as seen in the Exodus and the return from Babylonian exile
  7. Liturgical UsageGenesis 31focusing on God's faithfulness and guidance, similar to themes in the Exodus narrative. Hymn Inspiration Protection and Justice. This verse inspires hymns that celebrate
  8. ThemesGenesis 31chosen people, a recurring motif throughout the Bible, seen in the Exodus and the journeys of the apostles. Family Conflict and Reconciliation The chapter details
  9. Cross-ReferencesGenesis 32realization of having seen God face to face. This is contrasted with Exodus 33:20, where God tells Moses that no one can see His face
  10. Linguistic InsightsGenesis 33פָּנִים (panim) in other contexts, such as the 'face of God' in Exodus 33:20. In ancient Near Eastern culture, seeing someone's face
  11. Cross-ReferencesGenesis 36Genesis 36:12 mentions Amalek, the grandson of Esau. This connects to Exodus 17:8-16, where the Amalekites attack Israel, leading to a significant battle
  12. Key EventsGenesis 37Israelites to Egypt, setting the stage for their eventual enslavement and the Exodus. It also prefigures Christ's suffering and ultimate exaltation
  13. Cross-ReferencesGenesis 41similar to how God fills Bezalel with His Spirit for craftsmanship in Exodus 31:3. Both instances highlight the empowering presence of God's Spirit
  14. Key EventsGenesis 42fulfillment of God's promise of a great nation and the Exodus narrative. Joseph recognizes his brothers but conceals his identity. He accuses them of being
  15. Linguistic InsightsGenesis 43bring Jacob's family to Egypt, setting the stage for the Exodus. Hebrew Kindness, Mercy חֶסֶד אֱמוּנָה (Hebrew for 'faithfulness') In the ancient Near East, 'chesed
  16. Cross-ReferencesGenesis 45brothers to tell their father of his position in Egypt. Similarly, in Exodus 3:16, God instructs Moses to gather the elders of Israel and tell
  17. OverviewGenesis 45grow and thrive in Egypt, ultimately leading to the events of the Exodus (#Joseph, #Israel, #God'sPromise
  18. Cross-ReferencesGenesis 46Jacob's family who went to Egypt, which is reiterated in Exodus 1:5, setting the stage for the Israelites' growth in Egypt. Family, Growth
  19. Key EventsGenesis 46eventual enslavement and subsequent deliverance, which is central to the narrative of Exodus. It also fulfills God's promise to Abraham about his descendants sojourning
  20. Prophetic FulfillmentsGenesis 46becoming a large and powerful nation as God had promised to Jacob. Exodus 1:7 I will make you a great nation there. This prophecy underscores

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