We read Exodus 6:1-13 as a reaffirmation of God's sovereignty and faithfulness to His covenant promises. In this passage, God speaks directly to Moses, assuring him of His mighty power and intention to deliver His people from Egyptian bondage. This text emphasizes the unfolding of God's redemptive p

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Traditional Lens Commentary: Genesis 1

We read Genesis 1 as the foundational account of God's sovereign creation of the universe. This passage affirms the doctrine of creation ex nihilo, emphasizing God's authority and intentionality in forming the cosmos. The repeated phrase 'And God said' underscores the power and efficacy of the Word

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Striving Against God: The Folly of Resisting the Maker

The original audience resisted Elohim on two grounds: first, because He permitted His people's captivity in a distant land under oppression; second, because liberation seemed impossible, even beyond God's power to effect.

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The Lot Cast and God's Disposing Hand

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