4G Family15 Sep 2019

Moses and the Veil -- Exodus 34, 2 Corinthians 3

When Moses came down off the mountain his face shown with what is called Shekinah glory. Then, a veil was used. In this study we learn how Moses used the veil and what Paul thought about it.

Homework for next week's conclusion to the Exodus study:

Why do you think Exodus starts off with a review of Jacob’s family?
Why is Pharaoh such an affront to God?
Why are the plagues such an effective condemnation of Pharaoh?
How is the parting of the Red Sea echoed elsewhere is Scripture?
What are the implications of God giving the Law to his people?
What are the implications of the presence of the Tabernacle?
What biblical themes does Exodus illustrate?

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