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Experience one of the greatest stories in the Bible!

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• Character Profiles

  • Moses

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    Moses

    

    At God's direction, Moses led the Israelites out of the slavery they suffered in Egypt. After their dramatic escape through the Red Sea, the real adventure of trusting God's provision started. As the leader of the Israelites, Moses faced many challenges, some of the biggest take place upon his arrival to Mount Sinai.

    • Bible References

      • Exodus 3:12
      • Exodus 16:18-20
      • Exodus 2:1-10
      • Exodus 3:12
      • Exodus 16
      • Exodus 18
      • Exodus 19:6
      • Exodus 20
      • Numbers 20:1-13
      • Deuteronomy 33:1-29
      • Deuteronomy 34:1-8

  • Aaron

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    Aaron

    

    Aaron was Moses’ brother. When God called Moses to lead the Hebrew people out of slavery in Egypt, Aaron became his 'official spokesman'. Aaron ended up becoming the first high priest of the Israelites, but the beginnings of his ministry were questionable. He succumbed to the demands of the Israelites to worship a golden calf. I know you're thinking 'a golden calf?', but it's true.

    • Bible References

      • Exodus 7:1
      • Exodus 6:23
      • Exodus 7:8-20
      • Numbers 17:1-10
      • Exodus 28
      • Numbers 20:22-29

  • Pharaoh (Exodus)

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    Pharaoh (Exodus)

    

    The Pharaoh was the leader of Egypt and Egypt was the greatest civilization in Moses’ lifetime. During his lifetime, the Pharaoh had enslaved the Israelites. Eventually, Moses was called to face the Pharaoh and demand that he 'let his people go.' The king of Egypt was so proud that he refused these demands. The Pharaoh went up against the living God.

    • Bible References

      • Exodus 5:2
      • Exodus 1:10
      • Exodus 1:7-14

• Adventure Guide

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    Gizmo's Bible Adventures - Your New Journey with God

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    Let My People Go - Family Discussion Guide

• Videos

  Let My People Go! - Salvation Poem

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    Let My People Go! - Salvation Poem

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    Young Moses Strikes Back

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    Moses and the Burning Bush Part 1

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    Moses and the Burning Bush Part 2

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    Moses and the Burning Bush Part 3

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    Moses and Aaron Meet In the Wilderness

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    Moses and Aaron Meet the Pharaoh

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    Moses Talks to God

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    The Plagues

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    The Final Plague - The Passover

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    Red Sea Part 1

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    Red Sea Part 2

• Q & A

  • How does Moses' life show us that God can use us?

    God can use you to help others. Moses had done wrong and was full of excuses. But God had prepared him for the task of leading the Israelites out of Egypt. As prince of Egypt, he learned several leadership skills. When he fled to Midian, he spent years learning about the land. He eventually led the people of Israel through this land.
    God can also use you to help people. If there is something you need to do for God, however small, don’t make excuses. Instead, trust that God will help you accomplish the task. For example, if you feel God saying you should speak to a lonely person at school, don’t make the excuse that you are shy or that you don’t know that person well enough. God will be with you. (Exodus 4:12).
    
    
    Trust God's plans for you

    • Exodus 4:12

  • Why did God tell Moses and Aaron to work as a team?

    Many people like to be independent and to work alone. Group work often requires humility, patience, and tolerance. As part of a team you learn to work with others. (1 Corinthians 12:27). By sharing and working together with each other, Moses and Aaron were able to accomplish more. (Romans 12:4-5). Remember to make God your team leader.
    
    
    Trust God's plans for you

    • 1 Corinthians 12:27
    • Romans 12:4-5

  • What can we learn from Pharaoh's stubbornness?

    God spoke to Pharaoh through Moses and Aaron, but Pharaoh refused to listen. This caused Pharaoh to suffer. The Israelites listened to God's promise to deliver them from Egypt (Exodus 6: 6-8) and He did. God gave the Israelites both a warning and a promise: “If you will listen carefully to the voice of the Lord your God and do what is right in his sight, obeying his commands and keeping all his decrees, then I will not make you suffer any of the diseases I sent on the Egyptians; for I am the Lord who heals you” (Exodus 15:26). You can trust God to do what He says. You can also believe in all His promises and warnings in the Bible. When God speaks, listen carefully.
    
    
    Trust God's plans for you

    • Exodus 15:26
    • Exodus 6:6-8

  • What did God's instructions to the Israelites teach us?

    God’s instructions teach us to do what is right. In the Bible, God has given you warnings and instructions for right living (2 Timothy 3:16). For example, God warns you against worshiping idols (Exodus 20:3-5), gossiping (Proverbs 20:19), using bad language (Ephesians 4:29) and telling lies (Proverbs 6:16-19). He instructs you to love Him whole-heartedly (Matthew 22:37), to be kind and forgiving to others (Ephesians 4:32) and to love your neighbor as yourself (Matthew 22:38). Following God’s instructions will also display our love for Him (John 14:23). Most importantly, God promises to help you follow Him. God’s Holy Spirit lives in you and can help you each day (John:14:16, Ezekiel:36:26-27, Philippians:2:13).
    
    
    Listen to God's Word for your life

    • 2 Timothy 3:16
    • Exodus 20:3-5
    • Proverbs 20:19
    • Ephesians 4:29
    • Ephesians 4:32
    • Proverbs 6:16-19
    • Matthew 22:37
    • Matthew 22:38
    • John 14:23
    • John 14:16
    • Ezekiel 36:26-27
    • Philippians 2:13

  • How do we handle seemingly impossible situations like Moses at the Red Sea?

    Trust God even when things seem impossible. The Israelites were in what seemed to be an impossible situation. They were caught between the Red Sea and the Egyptian soldiers. However, God is the God of the impossible. He rescues His people. (Exodus 15:2). He also wants you to have faith instead of fear. Trust God to help you in every situation, no matter how difficult or impossible things look.
    
    
    Trust God's plans for you

    • Exodus 15:2