John Godwin

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It's Exodus 34. Verse 6 and 7, The Exodus story and Moses' story, I mean, it literally is the most cross-referenced scripture in all the Bible, which I find so interesting. And here in John 6, you see Moses, and I'm actually preaching Sunday. We're actually starting an Exodus series, and I'm giving the overview. And so it's funny you mentioned Acts 7.

It's Exodus 34. Verse 6 and 7, The Exodus story and Moses' story, I mean, it literally is the most cross-referenced scripture in all the Bible, which I find so interesting. And here in John 6, you see Moses, and I'm actually preaching Sunday. We're actually starting an Exodus series, and I'm giving the overview. And so it's funny you mentioned Acts 7.

It's Exodus 34. Verse 6 and 7, The Exodus story and Moses' story, I mean, it literally is the most cross-referenced scripture in all the Bible, which I find so interesting. And here in John 6, you see Moses, and I'm actually preaching Sunday. We're actually starting an Exodus series, and I'm giving the overview. And so it's funny you mentioned Acts 7.

Because as I was doing my research, I'm like, I'm doing the first seven verses of Exodus, which if you read it, it's essentially the story of Joseph. You know, hey, Joseph came to town. He moved to Egypt with 70 of his family members. And verse 8, oh, the Pharaoh, the new Pharaoh forgot about him, you know, years later. And that's kind of the intro.

Because as I was doing my research, I'm like, I'm doing the first seven verses of Exodus, which if you read it, it's essentially the story of Joseph. You know, hey, Joseph came to town. He moved to Egypt with 70 of his family members. And verse 8, oh, the Pharaoh, the new Pharaoh forgot about him, you know, years later. And that's kind of the intro.

Because as I was doing my research, I'm like, I'm doing the first seven verses of Exodus, which if you read it, it's essentially the story of Joseph. You know, hey, Joseph came to town. He moved to Egypt with 70 of his family members. And verse 8, oh, the Pharaoh, the new Pharaoh forgot about him, you know, years later. And that's kind of the intro.

Well, I'm like, man, how am I going to preach an overview of this? And I wound up. in Acts 7, because I'm like, this is what got Stephen killed. Because the bulk of Stephen's sermon is about Moses and what Moses said. And there's the little stuff in there about Abraham and Joseph, but that's all leading up to the story of Moses. That really was his sermon.

Well, I'm like, man, how am I going to preach an overview of this? And I wound up. in Acts 7, because I'm like, this is what got Stephen killed. Because the bulk of Stephen's sermon is about Moses and what Moses said. And there's the little stuff in there about Abraham and Joseph, but that's all leading up to the story of Moses. That really was his sermon.

Well, I'm like, man, how am I going to preach an overview of this? And I wound up. in Acts 7, because I'm like, this is what got Stephen killed. Because the bulk of Stephen's sermon is about Moses and what Moses said. And there's the little stuff in there about Abraham and Joseph, but that's all leading up to the story of Moses. That really was his sermon.

And what got him killed was when he ended up talking about the temple. and saying God doesn't live in the temple built by your hands. I find that interesting. That's a really interesting point.

And what got him killed was when he ended up talking about the temple. and saying God doesn't live in the temple built by your hands. I find that interesting. That's a really interesting point.

And what got him killed was when he ended up talking about the temple. and saying God doesn't live in the temple built by your hands. I find that interesting. That's a really interesting point.

Think Romans 1. The Hebrew word for harden is a word called chazak, which means to strengthen in resolve. So when you look at the Exodus story, Pharaoh's heart, he had hardened his own heart several times before the Scripture says that God intervenes and hardens his heart. So when God intervenes to harden Pharaoh's heart,

Think Romans 1. The Hebrew word for harden is a word called chazak, which means to strengthen in resolve. So when you look at the Exodus story, Pharaoh's heart, he had hardened his own heart several times before the Scripture says that God intervenes and hardens his heart. So when God intervenes to harden Pharaoh's heart,