3 episodes discuss Exodus 3 — in canonical order, playable from the moment the passage comes up.
Exodus 3
ical Theology: Old and New Testaments to consider the name Jehovah /YHWH as it has been revealed in Exodus 3 and emphasized again in Exodus 6. Participants: Camden Bucey , Lane G. Tipton We continue our #VosGroup series by opening pages 114–119 of Vos book Biblical Theology: Old
Exodus 3:8 · K. Scott Oliphint
The fire doesn’t need the bush in order to burn. It exists in and of itself, and yet it is with the bush, both things happening. The announcement of God, Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob with you, but also Asai. So I see the burning bush as a sort of proleptic illustration of what’s coming in the incarnati
Exodus 3:14 · Lane G. Tipton
This would be the same thought which we found expressed in Exodus 3.14 in the phrase I am, that I am, and is this thenceforth associated with the name Jehovah as such. That language, I am he, I am the same, not subject to change through the flux of time. That is the relation of the creator to the te
Exodus 3:14 · Lane G. Tipton
And if people are saying, okay, give me the pastoral upshot of this. Glad you asked. Okay. In Exodus 3.14 and in Malachi 3.6, what is the point? Well, it’s this. Moses, you’ve taken off your shoes, you’re on holy ground, you’re in a space that is made holy by my transcendent and now imminent presenc
