Exodus evidence (part 2 updated)

[Ace777]

was any of them actually "real"

Most of them we can duplicate today. Although I do not know of anyone that can actually walk on water. A lot of what we read in the Bible we can duplicate in our life today. We are just not allowed to talk about it on here. A lot of the Bible is written as an example for us to follow. We should expect to see the same miracles today that the early church saw in their day. More than anything God gives us the desires of our heart. Although He has his own timeline that He follows. God does not change so He is actually the one waiting on us to give us what we want and desire in life. We just need to align our heart with His and desire the best of what He wants to give us.

 

[Neogaia777]

Most of them we can duplicate today. Although I do not know of anyone that can actually walk on water. A lot of what we read in the Bible we can duplicate in our life today. We are just not allowed to talk about it on here. A lot of the Bible is written as an example for us to follow. We should expect to see the same miracles today that the early church saw in their day. More than anything God gives us the desires of our heart. Although He has his own timeline that He follows. God does not change so He is actually the one waiting on us to give us what we want and desire in life. We just need to align our heart with His and desire the best of what He wants to give us.

"We" can duplicate or redo them "apart from God" or the power of God?

Because that was the point I was trying to make with/to/towards others in my posts. Trying to get them to acknowledge the power of a possible God, etc. Basically trying to get them to acknowledge John 10:38 and John 14:11 in some small way, etc.

Are you saying "we" can duplicate or redo them "apart from God"?

 

[rvs]

Exodus Questions

1) Does exodus mean leave?

2) Have you ever used the word Exodus to describe your situations?

3) Do you like or dislike Moses' personality? Can you tell what type of personality Moses has from reading the Bible? Would you prefer a friend with a personality similar to Moses'?

4) How do you believe Moses was able to encourage so many people to evacuate (Exodus) and travel for years? How did Moses keep them motivated?

5) What kind of shoes did Moses wear, and did Moses shoes ever get destroyed when traveling, and if so, did Moses receive another pair of shoes or did he walk barefooted?

After asking question five. Look what I found online about Moses and shoes. Moses wears sandals.

Moses will be in need of a new pair of sandals.

Barefoot

At this point in the narrative, we become aware of Moses’s sandals. God calls to him out of the bush, “Come no closer! Remove the sandals from your feet, for the place on which you are standing is holy ground.”

Keep in mind I didn't read all this article. I only notice about sandals, so I share this article. I did notice this article went into other areas.

Barefoot on Holy Ground - Reformed Journal

I have spent my life studying the Bible and trying to teach it in such a way that students could experience it as living and active in their lives. That is a high bar that more often than not I failed to clear; I was powerless to implement the deeper learning that I desired for my students. I...

reformedjournal.com

 

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