Outline—Exodus 8:16–32

1. Plague of the gnats (vv. 16–19)
2. Palgue of the swarm (vv. 20–24)
3. Pharoah’s continued deceipt (vv. 25–32)

Related Scripture

• Romans 6

Take Home Points

• Though we are welted up by sin, God still wants to show that He is in the land through us.
• Your task is to bear witness to God’s grace.
• Believers relate to sin differently than the unsaved because God has set us free.
• We’re all sinnners, but you are not still in sin if you’re saved.

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Outline Exodus 8:1–15

1. Prediction of the plague (vv. 1–4)
2. Performance of the plague (vv. 5–6)
3. Repeat performance by the magicians (v.7)
4. Prayer (vv. 8–15)

Related Reading

• Moses and the God of Egypt by John J. Davis

Take Home Points

• The hardened/unsaved heart is superstitious.
• You can recognize Satan’s counterfeits:
  • They will questions God’s certainties.
  • They try to diminish God’s stated law.
  • They will try to destroy believers, accuse them, and eliminate them from usefulness.
  • They will try to rob God of things that are His glory alone and try to inject themselves in it.

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Exodus 7:14–18—Outline not available.

Related Scripture

• Numbers 33:4

Take Home Points

• God can break through hardened hearts. Pray with confidence for those in need of the Gospel.
• The trials that come upon your life may appear to be judgments, but if you are a child of God, know that God loves you with an everlasting love.
• Our God is able because He exists. He is a living God, and we should not fear the false gods of this world.

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Outline—Exodus 6:28–7:13

1. Re-charging Moses (vv. 6:28–7:2)
2. Promises of God (vv. 7:3–6)
3. The contest begins!(vv. 7:7–13)

Other passages covered in this message:

1. 2 Timothy 3:1–9
2. Exodus 6:6–27

Take Home Points

• These were real people.
• All our hearts are hard; they need to be softened and molded by God.
• Wicked men obey only because of fear; good men obey because of love.
• God exists. Ask God to open you eyes so that you might see him.

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Outline—Exodus 5:1–6:6

1. Let my people go! (vv. 5:1–4)
2. Huge debacle (vv. 5:5–23)
3. God’s strong answer(vv. 5:20–6:6)

Other passages covered in this message:

1. Isaiah 5:6-13

Take Home Points

• God’s ways are not our ways—He is far smarter and wiser than we are!
• Be thankful that God Almighty has unlimited freedom in the performance of His promises.
• Are you anticipating what you will learn next about God?
• Are you, like Pharoah, stuck in the Who vs. Why of God?
• We need to keep our word as God keeps His promises.

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Outline—Exodus 4:1–31

1. Moses’ 1st objection (vv. 1–9)
2. Moses’ 2nd objection (vv. 10–12)
3. Moses’ 3rd objection (vv. 13–17)
4. Transitional recap (v. 31)

Take Home Points

• Among the affairs of nations, God is still in charge.
• Even that which is infected by the worst plague can be restored by God.
• You can’t run away, you need to be cleansed by God.
• God reserves the right to judge sin and sinners in any way.
• God accepts all our shortcimings—except disobedeince.
• Great men have to face great obstacles.
• Life is an adventure for believers!

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