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Session 7 Video

Session 7 is all about the  context of Exodus 19-20. We talk about the grace of God in the law and a God who is gracious.

Session 7

A God who is Gracious

Free video resources for you and your church. Designed for use in these environments: Adult Studies, Student Ministry, Leadership Training, Personal Growth.


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https://content.lessons.church/files/study/IAZ-N2ZN3bw/g3uT03ChgmD/The Pentateuch (Jon Kehrer) 2018.pdf?dt=1661523819288

Jon Kehrer (Old Testament faculty) explores the first five books of the Old Testament, the Pentateuch, highlighting specific portraits of God such as Creator, Blessing-Giver, Protector, Savior, Gracious, and more. Each session delves into different aspects of God's character and His interaction with His people throughout the Pentateuch, providing insights into His love, loyalty, and transformative power in our lives.

The Pentateuch

Jon Kehrer explores the Pentateuch, revealing diverse portraits of God and His interactions with His people.

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The Context of Exodus 19

The Content of Exodus 19-20

- *The Covenant*

- *The Marriage Relationship*

The Grace of God in the Law

- *The Greatest Commandments*

A God who is Gracious

**Questions for Discussion and Reflection**

- Have you ever thought about the 10 Commandments, or the 10 Words, as grace and not law? How does this impact your perspective of the book of Exodus?

-  Read Matthew 22:35-40. If this is how Jesus understood the “law,” what does this say about its central message? What needs to be changed, shifted or confirmed in your understanding of the way the two testaments fit together?

- If the 10 Commandments were written to protect everyone else’s rights, and not 
yours, think about how your life might be different if you started to operate this way within your community of faith. How would it change things if you were concerned with protecting other peoples’ rights instead of your own? Try to list three things you could do in the next week to practically show concern for other people within your community of faith.



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