Title: The Difference Between Israel and Egypt
Contents
A. Introduction
1. The fate of two seals in Alaska beach pollution
1) Environmental groups Many people paid 80,000 dollars (90 million won) to revive the seals
2) After being released into the sea, it was eaten by killer whales in front of spectators.
2. God's love that saves the chosen people even after paying a huge price
3. He also chooses the property of the chosen people
4. The purpose of the Exodus was to serve God
5. God's work of bringing down plagues of life on the beasts, idols of Egypt, with terrible diseases
6. Foot-and-mouth disease and mad cow disease are God's warnings on humans
B. Body
1. Jehovah, God of the Hebrews
1) 'Jehovah, the God of the Hebrews': (1) A word that reminds us that he is a great chosen people who have lived in God's providence (2) Emphasizes that there is only one god in the city that is distinct from the gods of Egypt (3) A God who cannot be compared with any other gods (4) ) You cannot serve God unless you first cast off your idols.
2) The reason for distinguishing Israel is the meaning of ‘Believe in God’
2. Jehovah distinguishes between the beasts of Israel and the beasts of Egypt (v. 4)
(1) Beasts are useful property and means of life
(2) Example of the elder’s wife who mourned the death of her pet
2) Jehovah distinguishes Israel from Egypt: (1) the beast (2) separates the righteous from the wicked (3) separates Ramesses from the land of Goshen
3) Because of the saints, the beast, the earth, and society are separated.
4) We do not know which way to go, but God protects and guides us
5) If you keep God's laws and keep them, he will keep away the diseases of the wicked (Deuteronomy 7:5)
6) God's distinction is strict: (1) Sheep and goats (2) My land (3) Home (4) Riches (5) Workplace
3. God sets deadlines and works
1) Determining the day of disaster → Frog fly disaster ‘tomorrow’ → disaster of beast God Himself ordained
2) The content is always fulfilled when God has set it (1 Samuel 15:29)
3) Saints live while waiting for God's time
4) Market timing and window of opportunity: You only have one chance to succeed → When the opportunity comes, you must not miss it
5) Time: (1) Normal time (chronos) (2) God's time (kairos)
C. Conclusion
1. Like Pharaoh, let's not repeat the sin of being foolishly stubborn even though we sent people to recognize grace and disaster.
2. Let's not forget the foolishness of Kai Lanazet who forgot to put a bomb in the mail and exploded.
3. Let's not commit the foolishness of forgetting the signs that are happening around us and continuing.
4. Let’s live by caring for the soil: ‘Albunam’ and ‘Sabuyeo’