Scenes from Moses' Scrapbook

Lesson Objective: To study events that occurred after the Exodus.

Key Verse: "The Lord shall fight for you, and ye shall hold your peace" Exodus 14:14

Lesson Text: Exodus 14:1-9

Scenes from the Wilderness:

1) Pharaoh's Chariots pursue the Israelites {Exodus 14:6-7}



2) The pillar of cloud led the people of Israel {Exodus 14:19-21}

3) The parting of the Red Sea {Exodus 14:21-31}

4) God's Provision of manna to feed over one million people {Exodus 16}


5) Mount Sinai and the Ten Commandments {Exodus 19-21}






6) The Golden Calf {Exodus 24-32}

Prayer Commitment
God worked some very miraculous things during the life of Moses when he led the children of Israel. In our changing world, we need to remember that God does not change, and He is still doing miracles today! This week pray that God would provide your every need. Depend on the Lord for your direction and provision.

Unit Two: The Showdown with Pharaoh and Moses

Lesson Objective: To present the highlights of the Exodus

Memory Verse: Exodus 3:20

Lesson Text: Exodus 6:1-8

When God appointed Moses' as the leader to deliver the children of Israel, it was a daunting task. The children of Israel were so overwhelmed and discouraged by the bondage they were in, it was difficult to have confidence in Moses' leadership.

Often in our own walk with God, we lose confidence in God because of our discouragement in our current situation or even leadership! That's why God desires that we always keep our eyes and our confidence in JESUS!

When God sent the plagues upon Egypt, He not only demonstrated His power over Pharaoh and his magicians, but He showed His sovereign power over their gods. Each plague demonstrated God's dominion over one of the gods of Egypt!


COMMENT HERE For Homework Participation

Prayer Commitment: Read I Corinthians 10:1-11. Consider the miraculous deeds performed in this lesson (The Ten Plagues) and determine which would have most easily persuaded You to be a believer if you were living during the time of the Exodus.

Pray each day that you would make up your mind to follow after God's commandments.

Unit Two: The Burning Bush Site

Lesson Objective: To discuss Moses' call from God to deliver Egypt.

Key Verse: Exodus 3:14

Lesson Text: Exodus 3:1-10


From a Prince to a Shepherd

It must have seemed to Moses that his glory days were over. But God was not through with him. The Bible tells us that one day while Moses was tending the sheep of his father-in-law, he saw a strange sight-a bush that was on fire, but not consumed.

God explained who He was and that He planned to use Moses to lead his people out of Egypt. However, Moses's argued with God that no one would listen to him; no one would want to follow him. While he acknowledged that God was the creator of the entire universe, in the same breath he was denying that God could make use of something (or someone) He had created!

Moses missed the whole point. God was not expecting him to have the ability to lead the Hebrews. He only wanted Moses to make himself available.

Prayer Commitment :
Identify "detours" that you may have taken in your walk with God. Pray specifically that YOU get back on track so that God can use YOU in a miraculous way! And don't doubt God's calling just be available to Him!