EXODUS 25: I WILL LIVE WITH YOU
In today’s Journey Bible Project blog, we look at Exodus 25 and how God chooses to dwell with His people. The Hebrew word “Mishkan,” means literally abode.
EXODUS 23:1-9: YAHWEH’S CONCERN FOR JUSTICE
In today’s Journey Bible Project blog, the God of Israel is concerned about our sense of what is just, the way we often favor the rich or the poor.
EXODUS 23:20-33: ANGEL OF PROTECTION
Today’s Journey Bible Project blog attempts to open a very difficult discussion during our four year journey through the Bible: Israel’s “conquering the land” by destruction of other people. Did God command, allow, or condone this, or was this Israel’s idea they gave God credit for?
EXODUS 23:14-19: FEASTS
Today’s Journey Bible Project blog follows the description of the ancient feasts of Israel as God commanded them to celebrate unto Him. What can Christians learn from these feasts, and are we to keep them still?
EXODUS 21:12-35: LIVING THE COMMANDS
In the second part of Exodus 21, God through Moses gives a vision for how more specifically to live out the Ten Commandments. There is great detail here about what it means to be a good neighbor in the ancient world, in the community of Israel.
EXODUS 23:10-13: SABBATH
In today’s Journey Bible Project blog, you will be challenged along with us to reconsider our practices of sabbath keeping.
EXODUS 22: WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT THE DEATH PENALTY?
What do you think about the death penalty? More importantly, what does God think about the death penalty. In today’s Journey Bible Project blog, Greg Taylor looks into what God thinks about the death penalty from Exodus 22 and beyond.
EXODUS 20:12-17: SIX COMMANDS ABOUT HUMAN RELATIONSHIPS
In today’s Journey Bible Project blog, Greg Taylor discusses six commands from the Ten Commandments that center on flourishing human relationships.
EXODUS 20:1-11: OBEYING THE WORDS OF GOD
In today’s Journey Bible Project blog, Greg Taylor discusses obeying the first four commands in the Ten Commandments. Read and see why these are such important commands to keep as God’s redeemed people.
EXODUS 20:1-2: THE STORY UNDER THE COMMANDS
We miss something very important when we read the ten commandments. What is it that monument makers and preachers often miss? Read today’s blog in The Journey’s Bible Project and see what very important story must be under the ten commandments in order to practice the commands as God intended.
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