Bible Study on Exodus 4 | Study the Whole Bible with Me

[@UniquelyShai]

When I was reading I literally had to remember what my pastor said about this chapter. And from what I remember, Zipporah saved Moses because originally Moses was not going to circumcise his son. So Zipporah had to come in and do it. Which is why she threw the foreskin at his feet. In my bible, Zipporah said a bridegroom of blood by circumcision. "A bridegroom of blood by circumcision" is the standard interpretation of the passage that God wanted to kill Moses for neglecting the rite of circumcision of his son to which Zipporah averts the disaster. By saving not only her son but also Moses from God's wrath.

[@LeezaJNZ]

yes I read the same thing in a lovely old commentary I have! I think you remembered well! :)

[@BibleBujo]

Thank you for sharing!!🙌🏽💕

[@mcgarcia3842]

Thanks dear for sharing

[@redfuse8369]

So those last sentences you wrote explain why she called him a bloody husband

[@jjor789]

You are correct, God wanted to kill Moses because of disobedience. Bible Bujo needs to edit her video.

[@brendadargan2555]

👋🏾I listened to this video last year but it reminds me, when reading the Bible, it's always something you learn new, even if you read that same chapter(s)/verse(s) 5x or 10x. That's a good thing! 🌟Explanation Of Exodus 4:24-26👏🏾awesome🌟📖It all makes sense now and when you read it slow and the KJV. Thanks so much 📖

[@BibleBujo]

Thank you!!!

[@richardcamacho7276]

Even when sometimes you feel like your struggling thru a chapter discussion, there is a real blessing you pass onto others.

[@BibleBujo]

Thank you so much for your kind words. God is good 🙏🏽

[@jerronjimerson7967]

I got confused too on verse 24-26. I'm glad you clarified that😉.

[@BibleBujo]

Yes very confusing! I just realized I never posted the resource in the description box so it's there now 😊 thanks for watching!

[@jadamckenzie6007]

Same that's why am here now 24-26

[@miaraquel82]

I was reading this chapter this morning NKJV and got confused! I came across your video and I love it! Thank you sis!!

[@BibleBujo]

I'm so glad!

[@maiyaimanii]

Been catching up with your videos since Genesis 1! I 'm finally all caught up lol. Exodus has already been so interesting so far. Can't wait to dive into the rest with you! 😊

[@BibleBujo]

Wow awesome! Thanks for joining!💕

[@brendadargan2555]

🙏🛑2/23/23 (Thursday) "Signs For Moses"🛑🙏

[@simonafalcone8375]

About your curiosity about why God hardened the Pharaoh’s heart, according to Enduring Word: “I will harden his heart”: When God hardened Pharaoh’s heart, He never did it against Pharaoh’s will. When God hardened his heart, He allowed Pharaoh’s heart to do what Pharaoh wanted to do, God gave Pharaoh over to his sin. God does not harden men by putting evil into them, but by not giving them mercy. God gave Pharaoh what he wanted when he hardened his heart. He didn't work against the will of Pharaoh. I hope this helps clarify. I was confused too as to why God did this and this helped me so much!🫶🏼

[@username_94380]

Mhm and God hardened Pharaohs heart which led Pharaoh to be recklessly angry to the point of his death. If God hadn’t hardened Pharaohs heart then Pharaoh and his men would be alive enslaving the Hebrews but far worse so God did the good and righteous thing for his people and spared their lives in order of hardening Pharaohs heart to his will.

[@rebekahmackenzie]

Wow! Thank you so much for that resource on vs 24-26. It seemed so odd to me but it makes sense now. I didn't even realize Moses' family went with him to Egypt. That's why I love these videos. I learn so much!

[@suzieh1920]

Thanks for adding the reference at KJVToday. I was confused too. It makes me realize that the NIV which I have had and studied for years, maybe isn't the best choice for me. I also have a NKJV which I may use more routinely now. Love your journal...I'm doing one too!

[@BibleBujo]

Thank you! That's so awesome, Bible study journaling has helped my relationship with God so much. Have a blessed day.

[@latashadotson1640]

I L💖VE waking up to your videos🙌🏾

[@BibleBujo]

Awesome thanks for watching!

[@destinylozano5809]

I really love this story it shows lots of nice lessons to never ever doubt god

[@stacisjournaljourney7]

What a awesome chapter of signs and wonder...I was in awe with all of this. Thank you🙂

[@BibleBujo]

Yes me too! You're welcome

[@jasminetuck216]

I like how u outline each scripture reading verse by verse in sections

[@jordeannmunroe1633]

Hi I have been struggleing to understand the bible and your videos help me out alot😊

[@maciiniichwaan2145]

Thank you for the link, it really was confusing. That was a great explanation God bless :)

[@BibleBujo]

Thank you for watching ❤️ God bless you too

[@mcgarcia3842]

God bless you

[@jerijahbarriere9263]

Thank you

[@yolandastrong2552]

Thnks you made me understand this word I appreciate it

[@BibleBujo]

You're welcome ❤️ I'm glad it was helpful

[@la8921]

Thank you 😊

[@edwardcm9175]

9:14 this was really confusing to me, thanks for clarifying.

[@williamcharlesmojica6493]

Thankyou 🙏❤️

[@lionessj3]

I always questioned why God hardened pharaoh’s heart. But I’ve gotten a STUDY Bible to reach me in a different way and a lot of questions that I have had been answered when it comes to exodus chapter 1-4 When it came to God trying to kill Moses is because in that time period Abraham had a covenant with God about circumscision. In that time period you could not live out God’s plan without being circumcised and because his wife was a midianite in that time they weren’t aware or practiced the covenant like they were suppose to.

[@BibleBujo]

Thank you for sharing!

[@abigailgybjomd9566]

Can we please have a bible study on having physical insecurities

[@BibleBujo]

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[@eleecemichellex]

💗💗💗💗

[@aprilponce8322]

Ive learned that the KJV is the most accurate hence the different interpretation that other bibles give like the NIV

[@her300]

I just bought a KJV because I felt like my NIV was leaving out so much

[@ayakhahlanganisa5683]

Found this: On the way from Midian, Moses received a startling and terrible warning of the Lord’s displeasure. An angel appeared to him in a threatening manner, as if he would immediately destroy him. No explanation was given; but Moses remembered that he had disregarded one of God’s requirements; yielding to the persuasion of his wife, he had neglected to perform the rite of circumcision upon their youngest son. He had failed to comply with the condition by which his child could be entitled to the blessings of God’s covenant with Israel; and such a neglect on the part of their chosen leader could not but lessen the force of the divine precepts upon the people. Zipporah, fearing that her husband would be slain, performed the rite herself, and the angel then permitted Moses to pursue his journey. In his mission to Pharaoh, Moses was to be placed in a position of great peril; his life could be preserved only through the protection of holy angels. But while living in neglect of a known duty, he would not be secure; for he could not be shielded by the angels of God.

[@lizbethlopez1868]

I have another question what is circumcised and why did they do it?

[@Lmay1787]

Circumcision is a cutting of the foreskin. They did it to signify their relationship with Christ. Multiple times a day when they would urinate they would see this symbol of their relationship.

[@her300]

I think that God hardened Pharos heart because he knew that he and his officials did not fear GOD and if he would of just told Moses go ahead go then GOD would not have been able to show the Egyptians how powerful he was and what he could do. So I guess he wanted to show them to fear GOD?

[@BibleBujo]

Hmmm great point!

[@redfuse8369]

I never thought of that. Really good point.

[@brendadargan2555]

2/23/23 (Thursday)📝God wanted to kill Moses because he had not circumcised his sons ~ Exodus 4:24-26📝

[@jada.n2346]

Ik you kind of explained saying that Israel is God’s son but who exactly is that because he wasn’t mentioned until the end rlly so I’m a bit confused

[@nyabug]

is your question who exactly is Israel? Israel here refers to the direct descendants of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob- Jacob was also renamed “Israel” by God.

[@jada.n2346]

@@nyabug so all of them are referred to as Israel ?

[@username_94380]

@@jada.n2346 yes

[@jasminetuck216]

Was God going to kill Moses firstborn as well if he didn’t do what he asked

[@taraann5088]

I dont think so

[@Mrs.KiKi.]

Thank You!