Psalm 46 is a psalm of faith that challenges us to live by faith as a true and faithful church of Christ.
As we continue in our study of Exodus, we see how quickly the Israelites moved from worship to grumbling because they were living by sight and not by faith.
We see the compassion of Jesus as he laments over Jerusalem and describes his willingness to save.
In Matthew 23:13-26 Jesus gives a pronouncement of woe against the scribes and pharisees. He exposes their hypocrisy as only he can do.
We have seen how Jesus and the Pharisees clashed throughout his earthly ministry.
Our text is Exodus13:17-22. This passage emphasizes how the Lord leads his redeemed people in the wilderness.
Roman Catholics (and many others) have a low view of grace. We need to see grace for what it is. The Reformation highlighted the grace of the gospel.
We are continuing in the book of Exodus looking at the ceremonies associated with the exodus event.
After Jesus answered the Jerusalem authorities who came to him to discredit him, he posed a question to them. This is the most important question any person can answer.
Reference Scripture: Psalm 123