Category: TEACHING

Questions for June 29 th :

1. Where have you seen God working this week and how has he used you?
2. What questions came up from the text and or the teaching today?
3. Whom does God seem to saddle with the responsibility of restitution?
4. How does restitution and forgiveness go together? Or do they?
5. God says he is a compassionate God in verse 27. But inverse 18 and 19 he asked for
   people to be put to death and in verse 22 God says he will kill someone who takes
   advantage of widows and the fatherless. How do you reconcile this?
6. What did God mean in verse 31 “you are my holy people “. Is that true for us today?
   What makes us holy?
7. How can we be praying for you this week?

Questions for June 22 nd :

1. How has God used you this week?
2. What questions came up for you from the text and or the teaching today?
3. How might looking at the 10 Commandments as a preamble change the way we review the rest of
   the law? And Do you think we should read the law as if it applies to us today or does Christ do
   away with the law?
4. Scott shared with us two Hebrew words Misphat which is translated laws, ordinances, or
   judgments, And Tzedeck which is translated, righteous or righteousness. How might these words
   be important to our understanding of the law? 
5. Which of the laws we read today stood out to you as the strangest and what do you think God is
   teaching through it?
6. If you had to look over this chapter and say there was an overarching message, what might it be?
7. How might we be praying for you this week?

Questions for June 15 th :

1. What have you seen God do this week? How has he used you?
2. What questions came up for you today from the Text and or the teaching?
3. Think of the 10 Commandments as a Katuba read through each of the Commandments
   and how would you read it or understand it as wedding language?
4. What does God mean in verse five that he has a jealous God punishing the children for
   the son of the parents to the third and fourth generation of those who hate him but
   showing love to 1000 generations of those who love him and keep his Commandments
5. What does Moses mean in verse 20 when he says “do not be afraid God has come to test
   you so that the fear of God will be with you to keep you from sinning.
6. What was God’s purpose in verse 22 to 25 what is the emphasizing to his people?
7. How can we be praying for you this week?

Questions for June 1 st :
 

1. What has God been teaching you this week and how has even used you?
2. What questions came up for you this week from the Text or the teaching?
3. When do you think Moses might’ve sent his wife away or why?
4. What do you remember about the life of Jethro? How does it support or contradict what we’re
   reading now?
5. Moses said he was informing the people of God’s decrease in instructions. Jethro said you should
   teach The and instructions. Was this the same thing or something different why do you say so?
6. What was the main lesson the Jethro was trying to teach Moses? How can we apply that lesson to
   our lives?
7. How can we be praying for you this week?

Questions May 25 th – Exodus 17

1. What did you learn and or experience about God’s Character this week?
2. What questions came up for you today from the text and or teaching?
3. What does God’s provision of water from the Rock reveal about his Character?
   What does 1 Corinthians 10:1-5 teach us?
4. Have you ever faced a situation where you felt God wasn’t present?
5. What was the significance of Moses raising his hands in the battle? What does
   God’s provision we learn from the participation of Aaron and Hur?
6. What does the name, Therapist Lord is my banner mean to you personally?
7. How can we be praying for you this week?