ExodusVolume 2

Session 7

• Exodus 32—40

How is it possible to be restored once I’ve disobeyed God?

We can quickly go from obedience to disobedience.

(Ex. 32:1-6)

We can quickly go from obedience to disobedience.

(Ex. 32:1-6)

• With Moses delayed on Mount Sinai, the people began worshiping a golden calf.

• We are prone to faltering faithfulness in our relationship with God.

• With Moses delayed on Mount Sinai, the people began worshiping a golden calf.

• We are prone to faltering faithfulness in our relationship with God.

Our disobedience is costly to our relationship with God.

(Ex. 32:7-35)

Our disobedience is costly to our relationship with God.

(Ex. 32:7-35)

• God’s anger burned against the Israelites for their disobedience.

• God relented from destroying the people, but held them accountable for their sins.

• Sin separates us from God• Although our salvation is sure in Christ, we

are not immune to the law of the harvest: you reap what you sow.

• God’s anger burned against the Israelites for their disobedience.

• God relented from destroying the people, but held them accountable for their sins.

• Sin separates us from God• Although our salvation is sure in Christ, we

are not immune to the law of the harvest: you reap what you sow.

God is compassionate andwilling to restore us.

(Ex. 33—35)

God is compassionate andwilling to restore us.

(Ex. 33—35)

• Moses interceded for the people and God promised that His presence would continue to be with the people.

• God proclaimed Himself to be compassionate, gracious, slow to anger, and rich in love.

• When we repent, God in His mercy and grace restores us to fellowship with Him.

• Moses interceded for the people and God promised that His presence would continue to be with the people.

• God proclaimed Himself to be compassionate, gracious, slow to anger, and rich in love.

• When we repent, God in His mercy and grace restores us to fellowship with Him.