“The Remembrance of Deliverance"- Exodus 13:1-16 (9.21.22) - Dr. Jordan N. Rogers

Dr. Jordan Rogers continues preaching verse-by-verse through The Book of Exodus in this sermon from Exodus 12:29-51 entitled, “The Remembrance of Deliverance.”

The purpose of Exodus 13:1-16 is to record the LORD’s command to Israel to consecrate the firstborn and to observe the Feast of Unleavened Bread. It is through these two observances that Israel is to remember the LORD’s mighty work to deliver them from Egypt and will serve also as the means by which they will pass on this remembrance perpetually to the coming generations. In this we see that God commands His people to personal remember and perpetually declare how He has accomplished their deliverance.

The following is a sermon on Exodus 13:1-16, and below you will find the video recording and a sermon outline to help you follow along as you watch. I hope this study tool helps you grow in your love for the Lord Jesus and in your obedience to Him.

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Sermon Title: “The Remembrance of Deliverance”

Text: Exodus 13:1-16

Sermon Summary: Sermon Summary: God has commanded that we personally remember and perpetually declare how He has accomplished our deliverance.

Structure

vs.1-10—Remembrance through Elimination

vs.11-16—Remembrance through Consecration

Observation #1: God has commanded that we personally remember how He has accomplished our deliverance.

Observation #2: God has commanded that we perpetually declare how He has accomplished our deliverance.







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