1 Corinthians 10
Paul uses the narrative of the Israelites in the wilderness after leaving Egypt
as a framework to talk about the new covenant people of God.
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Section 12
Summary: Paul uses the narrative of the Israelites in the wilderness after leaving Egypt
as a framework to talk about the new covenant people of God.
Paul reminds the readers of several negative examples of the Israelites and warnings
about the consequences that followed their disobedience.
● Verse 7 – Idolatry referencing Exodus 32
● Verse 8 – Sexual immorality referencing Numbers 25
● Verse 9 – T esting God referencing Numbers 21
● Verse 10 – Grumbling against God referencing Numbers 16
While there is great freedom to choose one’ s way of life, there are still moral guidelines
for the believer that should keep them in the mindset of being fully dedicated to God.
Love for others and a desire to glorify God should guide the rest of the believer’ s
behavior.
Questions for Reflection/Discussion:
-What do you feel when you consider the stories from Exodus and Numbers that Paul
mentioned about disobedience and God’ s judgment?
-How do these stories prompt you to live a certain way in response to God’ s grace?
-Are there any behaviors or attitudes you need to turn away from right now?
1 Corinthians 10 Instructions
Section 12
Summary: Paul uses the narrative of the Israelites in the wilderness after leaving Egypt
as a framework to talk about the new covenant people of God.
Paul reminds the readers of several negative examples of the Israelites and warnings
about the consequences that followed their disobedience.
● Verse 7 – Idolatry referencing Exodus 32
● Verse 8 – Sexual immorality referencing Numbers 25
● Verse 9 – T esting God referencing Numbers 21
● Verse 10 – Grumbling against God referencing Numbers 16
While there is great freedom to choose one’ s way of life, there are still moral guidelines
for the believer that should keep them in the mindset of being fully dedicated to God.
Love for others and a desire to glorify God should guide the rest of the believer’ s
behavior.
Questions for Reflection/Discussion:
-What do you feel when you consider the stories from Exodus and Numbers that Paul
mentioned about disobedience and God’ s judgment?
-How do these stories prompt you to live a certain way in response to God’ s grace?
-Are there any behaviors or attitudes you need to turn away from right now?