Contents (not
sentence, direct verbiage from Scripture): Where? Egypt Who? God, Moses, Aaron, Pharaoh, Taskmasters,
children of Israel
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1
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5:1-2
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M&A told Phar: “Thus saith God: Let my people go, hold
feast in wilderness”; Phar: “I know not the Lord, neither will I let Israel
go.”
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2
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5:3-5
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“Let us go 3 days into desert, sacrifice to God lest he
fall on us w/pestilence/sword”; king, “get unto burdens, people many, ye make
them rest from burdens.”
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3
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5:6-9
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Phar commanded taskmasters: “ye no more give people straw,
let them gather, the bricks ye shall not diminish for they be idle, let more
work be laid upon men.”
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4
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5:10-11
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TMs: “Pharaoh: I will not give straw; get ye straw, work
not diminished.”
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5
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5:12-14
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People scattered to gather stubble, TMs hastened them,
officers of coI beaten, “ye not fulfilled task.”
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6
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5:15-16
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Officers of coI: “wherefore dealest thou thus, no straw
given, they say, “make bricks”, servants beaten, fault in thine people.”
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7
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5:17-18
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He: “ye idle, therefore ye say, “let us go sacrifice to
Lord,” go, work, no straw given you, deliver tale of bricks.”
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8
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5:19-21
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Officers see they in evil case, they met M&A: “Lord
look upon you and judge, ye made our savour abhorred in eyes of Phar &
servants, put sword in hand to slay us.”
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9
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5:22-23
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M: “Lord, wherefore so evil entreated people, why thou
sent me, since I come to Phar, he done evil, neither hast thou delivered thy
people.”
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10
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6:1-3
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L to M: “Now thou see what I do to Phar, w/strong hand he
let them go/drive out of land; I am Lord, appeared to A,I&J, by God
Almighty, by name Jehovah I not known to them.”
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11
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6:4-6
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“I established covenant w/them, to give Canaan, I heard
groaning of Israel, in bondage, I remembered covenant, say: “I am Lord, I
bring you out/redeem you w/stretched out arm & great judgments.”
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12
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6:7-8
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“I take you to me, I be to you God, ye shall know I am
your God, I bring you unto land I promised A,I&J.”
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13
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6:9-11
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M spoke to Israel – they hearkened not; L to M: “Go, speak
to Phar: let Israel go.”
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14
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6:12-13
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M: “coI not hearkened to me;
how Phar hear me”, L to M&A:
“bring coI out of Egypt.”
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15
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6:14-16
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Heads of houses – Reuben – Hanoch, Pallu, Hezron, Carmi;
Simeon – Jemuel, Jamin, Ohad, Jachin, Zohar, Shaul; Levi – Gershon, Kohath,
Merari, years of Levi 137.
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16
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6:17-19
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Sons of Gershon – Libni, Shimi; Kohath – Amram, Izhar,
Hebron, Uzziel, years of Kohath 133; Merari – Mahali, Mushi.
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17
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6:20-22
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Amram took Jochebed (father’s sis) to wife, she bare
A&M, years of Amram 137; sons of Izhar – Korah, Nepheg, Zichri; Uzziel –
Mishael, Elzaphan, Zithri.
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18
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6:23-24
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A took Elisheba, daughter of Amminadab/sis of Naashon to
wife, she bare Nadab, Abihu, Eleazar, Ithamar; sons of Korah – Assir,
Elkanah, Abiasaph.
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19
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6:25-27
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Eleazar (A’s son) took one daughter of Putiel to wife, she
bare Phinehas; these speak to Phar. bring out coI – M&A.
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Divisions (run-on
sentence OK, direct verbiage from Scripture):
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1
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5:1-21
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M&A told Phar: Let people go; Phar command TMs: no
more straw; People beaten, abhorred.
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Principle:
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The Lord knows the response we will receive BEFORE He
sends us on His mission.
Even a negative response is purposeful and shouldn’t
discourage us…even if it causes pain to others.
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2
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5:22-6:13
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The Lord said, “say, I bring you out/redeem you,” Israel
hearkened not.
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Principle:
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The Lord converses with His called to instruct, encourage
and command.
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3
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6:14-27
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M&A of Levi of Kohath of Amram (Jochebed) speak to
Phar bring out coI.
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Principle:
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God chooses specific people from specific families to
participate in His perfect plan.
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Subject Sentence (10-word sentence with proper structure):
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Levites’ request to leave Egypt makes work harder for
Israel.
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Aim (Christian and Non-Christian):
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TCMATK that God has a calling just for them and to want to
spend time with Him learning what that calling is and engaging that calling
at any price.
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Application:
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1
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When has your obedience to God hurt someone else, and how
did you handle it?
Which is more important: your obedience to God or what
others think of you, and why?
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2
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When you converse with God, do you talk or listen more?
What would you change about your interactions with God?
How has God encouraged you to go back and try something
again?
What sort of assurance do you get from the Lord?
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3
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What has God called you to do?
How has your family prepared you for that calling?
How might Moses’ family have prepared Him to obey God?
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