Chapter 29 & 30
The priests were set apart for their sacred duties through the following rituals of consecration: the preparation of holy sacrifices
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What are verses 1-3?
The first commandments in the law prohibit worshipping other gods or making graven images, but these are the very first things the Israelites want to do
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What are verses 1-6?
This section of Exodus is unified by its concern for God's presence with his people. When God threatens not to go with his people to the Promised land, lest they should be consumed by his wrath
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What are verses 1-3?
The two stone tablets of the Ten Commandments- the tablets that Moses angrily broke when he saw the Israelites dancing around their golden calf- still need to be replaced. So Moses goes back up the mountain alone for another forty days and forty nights
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What are verses 1-4?
The careful attention to the details of these rituals - to be followed in perpetuity
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What are verses 29-30?
The actions of Moses are decisive in turning away the wrath of God and restoring true worship to Israel. As the mediator, he patiently intercedes for Israel on the basis of the covenant
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What are verses 7-14?
The goal of their exodus is now threatened by the problem of their sin. But Moses goes into the tent of meeting
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What are verses 7-11?
There the mediator has another encounter with God. He stands in God's presence to hear proclaim the full meaning of his gracious name
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What are verses 5-9?
A reminder of God's purpose for their ministry: the priests were consecrated to serve God in the sanctuary he sanctified by his glory, so that God could dwell with the people he saved in love
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What are verses 43-46?
Moses intercedes even to the point of offering his own life for their sin
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What are verses 30-35?
Where Moses meets with God face to face and sucessfully argues that unless God goes with them, there is little point in their going at all
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What are verses 12-15?
Upon making his descent, Moses discovers that his face is still shining with the reflection of God's glory
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What are verses 29-35?
A sanctuary tax that symbolized the redemption of Israel and went for the ongoing maintenance of the tabernacle
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What are verses 11-16?
Moses sternly calls Aaron to account
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What are verses 21-24?
Indeed the presence of God is the thing that sets Israel apart from all other nations
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What is verse 16?
This visible display of divine radiance distinguishes Moses as the mediator and marks a further development in the glory of God as the _______ _________ __ _________
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What is the main theme of Exodus?
Ongoing observance of a weekly Sabbath
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What are verses 12-17?
Moses courageously mobilizes the Levites to execute God's vengeance
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What are verses 25-29?
But since this is a sight that no sinful mortal can survive, God agrees to show Moses only his goodness, which is the backside of his glory
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What are verses 19-23?
"The veil as an image of the numinous or transcendent is a literary archetype."
Connect this statement to Till We Have Faces. Make sure to include the veil, the numinous, and a specific literary character.
*Hint* "Till that word can be dug out of us, why should they hear the babble that we think we mean? How can they meet us face to face till we have faces?"
answers will vary~