Paul addresses those who are presumptuous and have not repented and are not living by faith in Christ.

We’ll take a look at those sins in Israel that were punishable by death. We will be looking at Exodus 21:12-17 & 22:18-20. We need to consider these sins and the lessons we learn from these judicial laws. We will consider these four points: 1. The death penalty crimes. 2. How do they apply today?…

Scripture Reference: Exodus 21. These three chapters (Exodus 21-23) are often called The Book of the Covenant. Having finished the Ten Commandments and some initial ceremonial laws, God begins to give Moses other judicial and ceremonial laws that are specific applications of the moral law in the context of Israel’s situation. Although these laws are…

This passage is an introduction to the ceremonial laws.

We see that after hearing God speak the ten commandments from Mt Sinai, the people were terrified.

We will see how the first and the last commandments serve as “bookends” to the law.

The ninth commandment, Exodus 20:16.

This commandment deals with our stewardship of the gifts that God gives us.

We will consider the breadth of the Seventh Commandment as it prescribes sexual purity. But we will also consider how this commandment teaches us to honor marriage as God’s good gift. We will consider these four questions concerning the commandment: 1. What is forbidden in this commandment? 2. What duties are required? 3. How has…

This Sunday we are studying the sixth commandment. This commandment is the broadest commandment of the second tablet.