In this chapter Moses has orders to hew two tables of stone, that God might write on them the ten commands, and bring them up with him to the mount, Ex 34:1-4 where the Lord proclaimed his name, and caused his glory and his goodness to pass before him, Ex 34:5-7 when Moses took this favourable opportunity that offered to pray for the people, that God would forgive their sin, and go along with them, Ex 34:8,9 upon which he made a covenant with them, which on his part was to do wonders for them, and drive out the inhabitants of Canaan before them; and on their part, that they should have no confederacy and communion with these nations, and shun their idolatry, and everything that might lead unto it, Ex 34:10-17 and he repeated several laws before given, and urged the observance of them, which Moses was to acquaint the people with, Ex 34:18-27 and after a stay of forty days and forty nights on the mount, he came down with the two tables of the law; and the skin of his face shone so bright, that the people of Israel were afraid to come nigh him, and therefore he put a vail over his face while he conversed with them, Ex 34:28-35.
God is so much bigger than our limited experiences and our human reasoning. It is time to let God out of your “God Box!” Get to know Him for who He really is!
The greatest asset we have as Christians is our relationship with God. Thus, this relationship is always under siege. Temptation, distraction, wrong thinking - all try to diminish the incredible potential we ALL have. We must consistently peel back the obvious and go to the root issues of our relationship with God. Why do some believers seem so happy and their Christian life seems so effortless, while others never find a place of contentment with God?
Skip continues the series The Biography of God. When God revealed Himself to Moses, He began by declaring His name and listing His primary character traits. Find out what those are when Skip shares the message "God: A Short Autobiography."
Skip continues the series The Biography of God. When studying God, there's no better source to learn from than God Himself, and there is one primary passage in all of Scripture about who He is. Explore that passage with Skip as he shares the message "God: A Short Autobiography."
As God revealed Himself to Moses, He began by declaring His name and listing several of His primary character traits.
When studying God, there’s no better source than God Himself. There is one primary passage in all of Scripture about who God is; it is His own autobiography.
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