Lesson 4 — Study Guide
— THE EXODUS - ISRAEL IN EGYPT
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Nearly
Exodus 1:7-8 says, “And the children of Israel were
The new king set harsh
As an example for us today, we can see the deliverance of Israel from bondage as a
MOSES
Because the Pharaoh became
“But the midwives feared
Then Pharaoh commanded all his people to destroy the baby boys by throwing them in a
After Moses was born, he was
When his parents could no longer hide him in their home, his mother made an
Then they hid Moses in this ark among the
While at the river, Pharaoh’s
When Moses was grown, he killed an
After realizing that others knew about his deed, and fearing revenge by the
There he married
While tending sheep, Moses saw a
From the, burning bush, the Lord called unto Moses to deliver the Hebrews from
When Moses went before Pharaoh and gave him the message from the Lord which was
Because the Pharaoh wanted to keep the Hebrews in bondage, God sent upon Egypt
The ten plagues were:
1.
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3.
4.
5.
The Hebrews escaped the final plague by obeying the message spoken by Moses. Each household was to take and kill a
They were to eat in
At midnight the Lord passed through the land of Egypt and killed the
According to I Corinthians 5:7,
Pharaoh at last agreed to let the Hebrews go. They were led out in the desert by a
When Pharaoh changed his mind and sent his army after the Israelites, the Lord gave them a way of escape by crossing over the
I Corinthians 10:13 lets us know that the
The same waters which divided to let the Israelites cross over fell upon the Egyptians and destroyed them all (Exodus 14:30).
In typology, Egypt represents
The Red Sea is a type of
And a future lesson will show how that entering the promise land is a type of receiving
— FROM DELIVERANCE TO THE LAW
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Moses brought Israel from the Red Sea to the wilderness of
Mt. Sinai would mark the beginning of Israel’s
At Mt. Sinai, Moses was given the
- the
- the
The commandments were the way that Israel was to live until the time of Christ. Paul said in Galatians 3:24 that the Law was our
Also, Moses was given the plan of the
THE TABERNACLE
The tabernacle was more than a place for ceremonial worship while in the wilderness, it also was a shadow of the redemptive work of
The court of the Tabernacle was approximately
It had
As a type, we find that John 10:9 tells us that there is only
Inside the courtyard was the
Inside the tabernacle were two rooms called the
These two rooms were separated by a
In the Holy of Holies abode the
They were located on the lid of a box called the Ark of the Covenant. The lid of the Ark was called the
— FROM THE TABERNACLE TO THE CROSS
CHART 3/LESSON 4
ALTAR OF SACRIFICE
The priest approached the Tabernacle first by the way of the brazen altar where he offered the
This altar was a place of
Today there is no pardon, no righteousness, no peace, no grace, no blessings and no
Leviticus 6:13, lets us know that the
THE LAVER OF WATER
Just before the door of the tabernacle stood the
The New Testament application of the brazen laver of water is
Mark 16:16 tells us that a person must
I Peter 3:21 shows the importance of baptism by saying that it “doth also
I Corinthians 6:11 shows us that we are
Notice the laver of water was place between the
Acts 2:38 shows this pattern of
THE HOLY PLACE
In this place of worship we find the
The golden candlestick was made of
Just as the candlesticks were made of
The table of shewbread was the place to feed the High Priest and his sons in the Holy place. Likewise, Jesus is the
The altar of incense represents the
THE HOLY OF HOLIES
Behind the veil was the
Within this place was the
The ark contained
The rod was a type of
(Numbers 17:8).
The golden pot was a reminder of the
The commandments were to
Resting on top of the Ark was the
The location of the tabernacle was to be in the
Notice the pattern that Jesus fulfilled and for us to follow:
Hebrew 9:28, Jesus
Matthew 3:16, Jesus
Luke 22:41-44, Jesus
John 12:35, Jesus
John 6:33-35, Jesus
Hebrews 10:19-20, Jesus