Summary
What do we do when it feels like Yahuah hasn’t delivered us at all? In this Sabbath lesson from Psalm 34, Exodus 17 and James 5, we learn that many are the afflictions of the righteous, so we have to be patient like a farmer waiting on his crop and not grudge against one another. Through the bitter water at Marah in Exodus 15, the manna in Exodus 16 and Hebrews 12, you’ll see how God tests His people to show what is in their hearts, and that we have not yet resisted unto blood. Finally, the Passover in Exodus 12 and 13, Amos 9 and Exodus 5 show that Yahushua is our Passover Lamb, and that even when Pharaoh makes things worse at first, God’s deliverance comes in His time.
Chapters
0:00:00 – Psalm 34: Many are the afflictions of the righteous
0:08:03 – James 5: Be patient like the husbandman
0:12:55 – Exodus 15: The bitter waters at Marah
0:21:07 – Exodus 16: Bread from heaven to prove them
0:27:58 – Hebrews 12: Not yet resisted unto blood
0:35:29 – Exodus 13 and 12: The firstborn and the Passover lamb
0:42:10 – Amos 9 and Revelation 20: None shall escape
0:55:16 – Exodus 5: Bricks without straw, no deliverance yet
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The reading for this Sabbath: John 12:22-25 // Psalm 34:13-22 // Exodus 12:1-4 // James 5:7-9 // Exodus 15:22-26 // Exodus 16:1-5 // Hebrews 12:1-7 // Exodus 13:1-3 // Exodus 12:1-22 // Amos 9:1-6 // Revelation 20:13-14 // Colossians 2:16-17 // Exodus 5:1-23