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YHWH (pronounced Yah-way) is the Hebrew name for God’s personal name revealed to Moses in the book of Exodus. In fact, the book of Exodus has some of the most explicit and impacting self-revelations by God in the entire Bible. The second book of the Torah, Exodus is not just a record of God’s actions to rescue His people; It is a personal record and account of God’s person, character, and nature on full display for all the nations to see and revere Him alone. So join us this year as we dive into our study of Exodus, to see YHWH on Display, in all of His tremendous, beautiful, mysterious, and intimate glory, power, sovereignty, and love.
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Micah Labovitch - November 20, 2022
A Leader of the Covenant Between God and Man
Breaking faith has consequences. The sins of the people affect the corporate whole, which is why, though God's first choice would never be to separate married people, a greater evil was at stake if they remained with the women of foreign people - literally the same nations that God warned against in the book of Deuteronomy - namely that God's chosen people would be lured by their wives to worship other detestable gods, thus breaking God's first and most important commandment.
Scripture References: Ezra 10:1-44, 1 Corinthians 11:23-26, Hebrews 10:11-14, Hebrews 10:1-4, Malachi 2:10-16, Jeremiah 24:4
From Series: "Ezra: The Lord Restores His People"
For seventy years in exile and captivity, the people of God were chastised and broken. Having ignored hundreds of years of warnings from His prophets, God finally allowed Jerusalem to be destroyed and a remnant to be taken to Babylon. His people were devastated, distraught, and disciplined. But then, the call for restoration came. We have all been there. The Lord has allowed us to face the consequences of our choices, and sometimes they have been severe. But then, by the grace of God, the call of restoration comes. This is where the book of Ezra begins. Join us as we study Ezra together this fall, looking at the restoration of God’s people, and how it all ultimately points to the final restoration His people will have in Jesus Christ.
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A Leader of the Covenant Between God and Man
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Ezra 10:1-44
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A Leader Who Stands in the Gap Before God & Man
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Ezra 9:1-15
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A Leader, Courageous and Humble from God's Hand
Micah Labovitch
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October 30, 2022
A Leader, Trusted by Men, Loved by God
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Ezra 7:11-28
October 23, 2022
A Leader Under the Good Hand of God
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Ezra 7:1-10
October 9, 2022
Prosper, Dedicate, and Celebrate Under God
Micah Labovitch
Ezra 6:14-22
October 2, 2022
Respond, Stand Strong, and Surrender to God
Micah Labovitch
Ezra 5:1-17
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Micah Labovitch - November 20, 2022
A Leader of the Covenant Between God and Man
Breaking faith has consequences. The sins of the people affect the corporate whole, which is why, though God's first choice would never be to separate married people, a greater evil was at stake if they remained with the women of foreign people - literally the same nations that God warned against in the book of Deuteronomy - namely that God's chosen people would be lured by their wives to worship other detestable gods, thus breaking God's first and most important commandment.
Scripture References: Ezra 10:1-44, 1 Corinthians 11:23-26, Hebrews 10:11-14, Hebrews 10:1-4, Malachi 2:10-16, Jeremiah 24:4
From Series: "Ezra: The Lord Restores His People"
For seventy years in exile and captivity, the people of God were chastised and broken. Having ignored hundreds of years of warnings from His prophets, God finally allowed Jerusalem to be destroyed and a remnant to be taken to Babylon. His people were devastated, distraught, and disciplined. But then, the call for restoration came. We have all been there. The Lord has allowed us to face the consequences of our choices, and sometimes they have been severe. But then, by the grace of God, the call of restoration comes. This is where the book of Ezra begins. Join us as we study Ezra together this fall, looking at the restoration of God’s people, and how it all ultimately points to the final restoration His people will have in Jesus Christ.
More From "Ezra: The Lord Restores His People"
October 2, 2022
Respond, Stand Strong, and Surrender to God
Micah Labovitch
Ezra 5:1-17
October 9, 2022
Prosper, Dedicate, and Celebrate Under God
Micah Labovitch
Ezra 6:14-22
October 23, 2022
A Leader Under the Good Hand of God
Micah Labovitch
Ezra 7:1-10
October 30, 2022
A Leader, Trusted by Men, Loved by God
Micah Labovitch
Ezra 7:11-28
November 6, 2022
A Leader, Courageous and Humble from God's Hand
Micah Labovitch
Ezra 7:27-28, Ezra 8:1-36
November 13, 2022
A Leader Who Stands in the Gap Before God & Man
Micah Labovitch
Ezra 9:1-15
November 20, 2022
A Leader of the Covenant Between God and Man
Micah Labovitch
Ezra 10:1-44
