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Exodus 7, Aaron speaks for Moses, his rod becomes a snake and the first plague of Egypt

Exodus 7

Exodus 4, signs for Moses, his call to go back to Egypt.

By this time Moses is 80 years old.

Exodus 3, Moses and the Burning Bush.

Exodus 3

The Pharisees recognized what Jesus was saying, claiming to be God himself. That is why they took up stones, to stone Jesus to death for blasphemy.

Exodus 2, The first 80 years of Moses’ life.

Exodus 2

Moses early life is mentioned at length in two places in the New Testament; the Great Faith chapter: Hebrews 11, and in Acts 7, Stephen’s defense before he was martyred.

Exodus 1, the Israelites in bondage.

Exodus 1

Matthew 28, Jesus is risen! Women worshipped, soldiers bribed. The Great Commission

Matthew 28

Matthew 27, Judas hangs himself, Jesus trial, the mocking, the Crucifixion, Jesus death, burial and securing the tomb.

Matthew 27

Verse 63 was the verse that finally convinced me that Jesus is risen. The honesty in recording what the chief priests and Pharisees said suddenly convinced me that the resurrection is true. They too wanted to make sure Jesus was dead for good, and by sealing the grave they wanted to be absolutely sure Jesus would cause no more trouble for them. God works in wonderful ways.

Matthew 26, the plot against Jesus, Jesus anointed at Bethany, Judas betrayal, the Lord’s supper, Gethsemane, Jesus arrested, Peter’s denial.

Matthew 26.

Matthew 25, two parables: The ten virgins, the Talents, judge the nations, the sheep and the goats, true Christianity.

Matthew 25

Here is an old Sunday School song:

Matthew 23, Seven Woes.

Matthew 23

In spite of this command of Jesus the Roman Catholic Priests are referred to as “Father”, and the Pope himself is referred to as “Papa”, and there are many are called “teacher”, including me, having been Sunday School teacher.