Comments on: Bible Journey > Exodus http://tonymorganlive.com/2006/02/13/bible-journey-exodus/ Get Your Strategy On Thu, 28 Aug 2008 10:16:35 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: Todd Ramsey http://tonymorganlive.com/2006/02/13/bible-journey-exodus/#comment-958 Todd Ramsey Wed, 15 Feb 2006 17:41:53 +0000 http://tonymorgan.updatable.cc/?p=435#comment-958 I love your last point. You should check out our website. We've developed a model around those verses. I love your last point. You should check out our website. We’ve developed a model around those verses.

]]> By: Dan http://tonymorganlive.com/2006/02/13/bible-journey-exodus/#comment-957 Dan Mon, 13 Feb 2006 17:56:43 +0000 http://tonymorgan.updatable.cc/?p=435#comment-957 On Pharoah's hard heart, I find it interesting that Scripture says God hardened Pharoah's heart. I believe that is parallel to the sense of Romans 1 where God "gave them over," to lusts etc. That means that he not only allowed Pharoah, in this case, to resist Moses but actually gave him the strength to keep resisting, ultimately leading to God's greater glory. For me, that's a lesson to not harden my heart when the Lord calls, because he may just let me go and let me get a fill of my own ways. Like quail coming out of my nose, as happened to the Hebrews in the desert. One cool thing I discovered recently was about Jetrho's descendents, the Rechabites, in Jeremiah 35. Jehonadab their ancestor was the guy who helped Jehu clean out Jezebel. Jael and her husband also were descendents of Jethro. Tradition is that these nomads eventually morphed into the scribes of the New Testament and did their work in the same room where Jeremiah tempted them with wine. I dig OT geneology. On Pharoah’s hard heart, I find it interesting that Scripture says God hardened Pharoah’s heart. I believe that is parallel to the sense of Romans 1 where God “gave them over,” to lusts etc. That means that he not only allowed Pharoah, in this case, to resist Moses but actually gave him the strength to keep resisting, ultimately leading to God’s greater glory. For me, that’s a lesson to not harden my heart when the Lord calls, because he may just let me go and let me get a fill of my own ways. Like quail coming out of my nose, as happened to the Hebrews in the desert.

One cool thing I discovered recently was about Jetrho’s descendents, the Rechabites, in Jeremiah 35. Jehonadab their ancestor was the guy who helped Jehu clean out Jezebel. Jael and her husband also were descendents of Jethro. Tradition is that these nomads eventually morphed into the scribes of the New Testament and did their work in the same room where Jeremiah tempted them with wine.

I dig OT geneology.

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