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Sermons onExodus 19

9 sermons at Bethel open Exodus 19 between 2018 and 2026, where it comes up 13 times; Exodus 19:6 is cited most.

  • Jeremiah

    • 21:56Exodus 19:6

      They say, God, Yahweh, you're being a little heavy hand. Remember, these are your people. Like, don't kill them all. Remember the whole temple thing, you gave them Ten Commandments, Aaron's staff budded, covenant, God's promised land. God, you've promised them a lot. They're your people. They're your segula in Hebrew. They are your special treasure in Exodus 19.6. God, are you sure you want to rid the world of these people?

  • Kings and Kingdoms

    • 10:12Exodus 19

      In Exodus 19, 6, God tells Moses to Israel, You will be my holy nation. Singular. You'll be my united nation. And history from Exodus 19 to 1 Kings 11 is progressing towards the unification of God's holy people. That they might have shalom. And we know that because Jerusalem, Yerushalom, is the city of peace. It's the city of wholeness.

    • 10:24Exodus 19

      In Exodus 19, 6, God tells Moses to Israel, You will be my holy nation. Singular. You'll be my united nation. And history from Exodus 19 to 1 Kings 11 is progressing towards the unification of God's holy people. That they might have shalom. And we know that because Jerusalem, Yerushalom, is the city of peace. It's the city of wholeness.

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  • When in Romans

    • 11:32Exodus 19:6

      He says that to these Israelites belong the adoption. That's the word used when God called them out of Egypt. He said, you are mine and I am yours. Exodus 19.6 says that you will be my treasure. In Hebrew, we say gulah. You'll be my special treasure. These are people who are the treasured of the Lord. These are the people who have the glory of God, right? The Shekinah glory.…

  • ESTHER – Stand Up (Esther 3:1-4

    April 21, 2024 · Dr Josh Burnham

    Esther

    • 25:50Exodus 19:6

      So he says, King, there are these people living in your midst and they are holy. They are repugnant. We should expel them. And God is saying, of course, they're holy. Because God's people are holy people. The idea of holiness means distinct. Exodus 19:6, the Lord says to his people, you will be my kingdom of priests and my holy nation. You see, what the world sees as a threat in you, God says is necessary.

  • A Woman, A Child, and a Dragon (Revelation 12:1-6)

    October 9, 2022 · Dr Josh Burnham

    Hidden Revealed

    • 29:51Exodus 19:4

      And what does she find in the wilderness? In verse 16, the earth opens and swallows up the river. The dragon is spewed from his mouth. In verse 14, we see that the woman was given wings of a great eagle so she could fly from the serpent's presence. In Exodus 19:4, God reminds his people, never forget that you left Egypt on the wings like eagle. Never forget in Exodus 14 that God parted the Red Sea.

  • From Death to Life

    • 18:09Exodus 19

      I mean, God doesn't need your permission for you to obey him. He's God. I mean, let that sink in. But God desires relationship with you. And when God chose us, when he predestined us, as we see in Exodus 19, he tells Israel, you will be my own possession out of all people's relationship. Even though the whole earth is mine. And when God chose you, he changed the paradigm from duty to I have to, to devotion.

  • Sunday, March 3, 2019

    March 3, 2019 · Dr Josh Burnham

    Numbers

    • 26:21Exodus 19:6

      And while we're at it, Aaron, who do you think you are that you could only and be the only one that would sacrifice and offer sacrifices on our behalf? Well, you see, where this is coming from is Exodus 19.6. What Korah is picking up on is in Exodus 19.6. The Lord says that you will be a special treasure to me, that you will be a kingdom of priests and a holy nation. Maybe Korah brings a scroll out and says, Moses, look at this.

    • 26:25Exodus 19:6

      And while we're at it, Aaron, who do you think you are that you could only and be the only one that would sacrifice and offer sacrifices on our behalf? Well, you see, where this is coming from is Exodus 19.6. What Korah is picking up on is in Exodus 19.6. The Lord says that you will be a special treasure to me, that you will be a kingdom of priests and a holy nation. Maybe Korah brings a scroll out and says, Moses, look at this.

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  • Sunday, January 20, 2019

    January 20, 2019 · Dr Josh Burnham

    Numbers

    • 35:50Exodus 19

      Additionally, though, taking a census meant this. It meant for the people of Israel that they were the Lord's. He promised them in Exodus 19, 6, that they would be a special treasure, a royal priesthood. And it's almost as if in Numbers chapter 1, God is going to each person and saying this, you're mine. I just counted you. Right? You're mine. I just counted you.

  • Sunday, April 15, 2018

    April 15, 2018 · Dr Josh Burnham

    Leviticus

    • 15:14Exodus 19

      This is not the first time that God has called Moses. Exodus 3. The Lord, when he saw that he had gone over to look, God called to Moses from the bush and said what? Moses, Moses, come to me. Again in Exodus 19. God calls Moses before giving the Ten Commandments. And I'm reminded of this in Scripture, that Moses was known by the community as a person who had seen God face to face.