Tag Archives: Moses

An Exodus in America

Posted on March 11, 2011 by S.Donoho

An Exodus in America While many people in today’s society are struggling due to economic downfalls, and overbearing governments filled with corruption, they often ask, “Why?” and many times never receive an answer. Others look for answers by turning towards … Continue reading →

Posted in Miscellaneous Discussion, Peer Review | Tagged American history, Egypt, Exodus, Israelites, Leader, Moses, Promised Land, Protests, Schindler's List | 4 Comments

Rebelling Has Its Consequences

Posted on February 18, 2011 by S.Donoho

The Book of Numbers is filled with lessons for any type of Believer: Here’s an interesting animated short on youtube, recounting the Book of Numbers (for those of you who don’t like to read.) Lesson#1 It’s made clear that God wants … Continue reading →

Posted in Class Discussion | Tagged Bible, Book of Numbers, Faith, Moses, Old Testament, The Promised Land | 3 Comments

Exodus and Theodicy

Posted on February 4, 2011 by Andrew Battista

One of the great scenes in the OT occurs in the beginning of Exodus (3:11-14), where God confronts Moses by a burning bush. After some discussion between the two figures, God refuses to provide Moses with a name for himself, saying … Continue reading →