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If anyone serves me, he must follow me; and where I am, there will be my servant also (John 12:26).
As each has received a gift, use it to serve one another (1 Peter 4:10).
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In Exodus 24, God graciously invited Israel to become his people, and they devoted themselves to him. The terms of the covenant between God and Israel are read, the contract is sealed in blood, and then the covenant benefits are enjoyed.
God purposed to be with his people.
In spite of their failure, God renews the covenant and reassures His people. God's gracious covenant love is stronger than our sin.
The sin of idolatry is deadly serious but forgiveness is possible through God’s provision of an intercessor.
As believers, we enter a covenant with God where we accept his terms, sign the contract and enjoy his everlasting benefits.
Are the ten commandments important to Christians today? Yes, they reveal the nature of God as well as his will for us.
Because God is awesome in His holiness, we need a mediator in order to be reconciled with Him.
God graciously invites us to keep His covenant so that He might delight in us and that we might bring Him glory.
Salvation is of the LORD, totally, entirely, and all for his glory.
The power and saving purposes of God are put on universal display through these great acts of judgment so that God is glorified among the Egyptians, the Israelites, and even to the ends of the earth.
Even when things look bad, God calls his people to trust and obey him because he is faithful to fulfill his promises.
Moses says, "I am not." God says, "I AM."
We can trust God to fulfill his promises and to deliver his people even when life is hard.
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