Shemoth
Wherefore say unto the children of Yashar’El, I am Yahuah, and I will bring you out from under the burdens of the Egyptians, and I will rid you out of their bondage, and I will redeem you with a stretched out arm, and with great judgments:
The Journey Home
Shemoth (Exodus) describes the great redemption of the House of Yashar’El provided by our Father. It is a microcosm of the redemption offered to us through Messiah Yahusha Ben David. This testimony contains the exodus from Egypt and the covenant given at Mount Sinai. Our Father gave the House of Yashar’El His righteous Law and promises for eternal life filled with abundance and goodness. These are beautiful gifts to be cherished and honored.
Shemoth
Our Father preserved the Prophet Moshe in Egypt and would later raise him up to deliver the House of Yashar’El from bondage.
Relevant Studies:
231-9 Sons Given to the World: The birth of Moshe parallels the birth of Messiah Yahusha.
Our Father called Moshe to lead His people out of bondage. This is the first time our Father revealed His Name as “Yahuah Elohiym”.
Relevant Studies:
141-3 What is Authority? Yahuah is the Authority of Abraham, Yitzhak and Ya’aqob. They were submitted to His Authority. That is what is communicated in Shemoth 3:15.
Our Father declares the deliverance that He will establish for the House of Yashar’El.
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Our Father continues to pour out His wrath upon Egypt to redeem His people from bondage.
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Moshe provides the instructions for the Passover which would culminate in the death of the firstborn but the House of Yashar’El would be preserved.
Relevant Studies:
231-8 Passover as a Prophecy: The first Passover was a prophecy of a greater redemption that would occur at the end of the age for all of mankind.
231-9 The Seal: Placing the blood of the lamb on the doorposts and lintels of the house was a “sign” that protected the House of Yashar’El from death.
The tenth plague brought upon Egypt was “Death of the Firstborn”.
Relevant Studies:
231-8 Passover as a Prophecy: The first Passover was a prophecy of a greater redemption that would occur at the end of the age for all of mankind.
231-9 The Seal: Placing the blood of the lamb on the doorposts and lintels of the house was a “sign” that protected the House of Yashar’El from death.
Our Father provides sweet water and bread for His people in the wilderness. He promises to heal us if we choose to hear and obey His Laws.
Relevant Studies:
In this passage, our Father describes the protocols for meeting with Him. Moshe prepares the people to receive the Covenant with Yahuah Elohiym.
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Our Father spoke the Ten Debarim (Words) from Mount Sinai using His Voice which caused the people to tremble in great fear. They though they were going to die. They asked for Moshe to speak to them on behalf of Yahuah. They did not want to hear His Voice again.
Relevant Studies:
This passage discusses various Laws established by our Father. They embody the Law that tells us to “Love our neighbor as our ourselves”.
Relevant Studies:
111-10 Motives to Conceal related to Shemoth 23:8
Our Father preserved the Prophet Moshe in Egypt and would later raise him up to deliver the House of Yashar’El from bondage.
Relevant Studies:
231-9 Sons Given to the World: The birth of Moshe parallels the birth of Messiah Yahusha.
Our Father called Moshe to lead His people out of bondage. This is the first time our Father revealed His Name as “Yahuah Elohiym”.
Relevant Studies:
141-3 What is Authority? Yahuah is the Authority of Abraham, Yitzhak and Ya’aqob. They were submitted to His Authority. That is what is communicated in Shemoth 3:15.
Our Father declares the deliverance that He will establish for the House of Yashar’El.
Relevant Studies:
Our Father continues to pour out His wrath upon Egypt to redeem His people from bondage.
Relevant Studies:
Moshe provides the instructions for the Passover which would culminate in the death of the firstborn but the House of Yashar’El would be preserved.
Relevant Studies:
231-8 Passover as a Prophecy: The first Passover was a prophecy of a greater redemption that would occur at the end of the age for all of mankind.
231-9 The Seal: Placing the blood of the lamb on the doorposts and lintels of the house was a “sign” that protected the House of Yashar’El from death.
The tenth plague brought upon Egypt was “Death of the Firstborn”.
Relevant Studies:
231-8 Passover as a Prophecy: The first Passover was a prophecy of a greater redemption that would occur at the end of the age for all of mankind.
231-9 The Seal: Placing the blood of the lamb on the doorposts and lintels of the house was a “sign” that protected the House of Yashar’El from death.
Our Father provides sweet water and bread for His people in the wilderness. He promises to heal us if we choose to hear and obey His Laws.
Relevant Studies:
In this passage, our Father describes the protocols for meeting with Him. Moshe prepares the people to receive the Covenant with Yahuah Elohiym.
Relevant Studies:
Our Father spoke the Ten Debarim (Words) from Mount Sinai using His Voice which caused the people to tremble in great fear. They though they were going to die. They asked for Moshe to speak to them on behalf of Yahuah. They did not want to hear His Voice again.
Relevant Studies:
This passage discusses various Laws established by our Father. They embody the Law that tells us to “Love our neighbor as our ourselves”.
Relevant Studies:
111-10 Motives to Conceal related to Shemoth 23:8
Changing is a Process
If our desire is to return to the Garden of Eden and the Presence of our Father, then we must purge the ways of the world and align ourselves with Him and His Ways. The process of change is straight-forward and is a pattern repeated over and over on our life journey with Him. In this video teaching, we explain the steps required to overcome and purge the dross from our hearts and souls. This will assist you in Living Our Father’s Way.
The Journey Home
Changing habits is not easy even when it comes to making the necessary changes to enter our Father’s House. Beliefs are the core. If we change our beliefs, we can make changes more easily. Beliefs are the gas in our engine that are a catalyst for change. If we are having trouble changing a habit, what are our beliefs about this habit? Change the belief, we change the habit. This video discusses the importance of belief and faith as it relates to change.
