Exodus 1
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Sep 23, 2026
Lazarus FemiHOST
Now let's look at another scripture.
Lazarus FemiHOST
That same Exodus 1. let's look at verse, okay, from verse 8 and 9.
Lazarus FemiHOST
Exodus 1 from verse 8 and 9.
Lazarus FemiHOST
Look at it.
Lazarus FemiHOST
And there arose up a new king over Egypt, which knew not Joseph.
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Lazarus FemiHOST
In fact, listen to this.
Lazarus FemiHOST
The kind of bordings they placed on them was that they took them, look at what they did.
Lazarus FemiHOST
Let's go back to Exodus 1.
Luke RodgersHOST
Uh, what's the reasoning that everybody goes to Ramses II?
ScottGUEST
There's, there's literally just one thing, and it's in Exodus 1.
ScottGUEST
It says they built the cities, the store cities of Pithom and Ramses, Ramesses.
Luke RodgersHOST
Okay.
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Luke RodgersHOST
Right.
ScottGUEST
But, um, she's first and foremost the daughter of Pharaoh.
ScottGUEST
She carries the title Daughter of Pharaoh, which is the specific phrasing of the woman who adopts Moses in Exodus 1 or Exodus 2.
ScottGUEST
Um, the, uh, the, the proximity of Moses' family would have been ...
Shane LawsonHOST
Sometimes the greatest work of God is taking place underneath everything that you can see.
Shane LawsonHOST
And that is exactly what we discover here in Exodus 1 and also in chapter number 2.
Shane LawsonHOST
You know, Israel, they could see Pharaoh.
Shane LawsonHOST
They could see slavery.
Shane LawsonHOST
I want you to realize that.
Shane LawsonHOST
And so there's three things I wanna drive home to you today.
Shane LawsonHOST
First of all, in Exodus 1:9-16, what we see here is a hostile plot, a hostile plot.
Shane LawsonHOST
And the passage begins with a change in leadership and it shi- a- and a shift in attitude.
CallumUNKNOWN
And this story provides guidance for how we can respond to God's heart.
CallumUNKNOWN
So, I know I just took you to Exodus 3, sorry, but if we backtrack slightly to Exodus 1, that's where we're going to start because that details the oppression of the Israelite people in Egypt.
CallumUNKNOWN
Exodus 1 verse 14 is talking about the Egyptians and it says, "...they made their lives, their lives being the Israelites, the Egyptians made the Israelites' lives bitter with hard service in mortar and brick and in all kinds of work in the field.
CallumUNKNOWN
In all their work they ruthlessly made them work as slaves." So this is the situation for the Israelites in Egypt.
CallumUNKNOWN
They were subject to hard slave labor.
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CallumUNKNOWN
And it wasn't easy for Moses.
CallumUNKNOWN
There were reasons he thought that he couldn't be used by God, but God ultimately uses him to bring his will to pass for the Israelites.
CallumUNKNOWN
Now Exodus 10, 5 says, so Moses and Aaron went to Pharaoh and said, this is what the Lord, the God of the Hebrews says, how long will you refuse to submit to me? Let my people go so they can worship me.
Daniel BatarsehHOST
Something deeper.
Daniel BatarsehHOST
One of the reasons why she is being spotlighted is because of the context of Hebrews, or excuse me, Exodus 1 and 2.
Daniel BatarsehHOST
Think about this with me.
Daniel BatarsehHOST
What was Pharaoh's primary fear when he saw the growth of the nation of Israel within the land of Egypt? What was his main concern? What was he worried about? Well, you don't have to guess.
Daniel BatarsehHOST
Go to verse 15 of Exodus 1.
Daniel BatarsehHOST
In Exodus 1.15, Then the king of Egypt said to the Hebrew midwives, one of whom was named Shiphrah and the other Puah, when you serve as midwife to the Hebrew woman and see them on the birthstool, if it is a son, you shall kill him.
Daniel BatarsehHOST
But if it is a daughter, she shall live.
Daniel BatarsehHOST
So he is primarily concerned about the boys, the Hebrew boys who would grow up to be men and potentially a military threat.
Lawson MurrayGUEST
Remarkably, we're gonna consider them within the context of genocide, mothers during genocide.
Lawson MurrayGUEST
Won't you open your Bibles, please, to the Book of Exodus 1.
Lawson MurrayGUEST
And a long reading this morning, I make no apologies for that.
Lawson MurrayGUEST
[laughs] This is God's Word.
Lawson MurrayGUEST
So for us to have a long reading is phenomenal.
Lawson MurrayGUEST
I'm gonna be reading from Exodus 1:8 through 22, and then Exodus chapter 2 The first ten verses.
Lawson MurrayGUEST
Hear the word of the Lord, the holy word given to us for our edification.
Lawson MurrayGUEST
Now there arose a new king over Egypt who did not know Joseph.
speaker_1HOST
This is what happened.
speaker_1HOST
This is what happened the same way you would read Exodus 1 and read about the Exodus and what happened there.
speaker_1HOST
Or you read about the kings in Samuel or the kings in 1 and 2 Kings and 1 and 2 Chronicles and what happened there.
speaker_1HOST
That's all historic.
Landon SchottHOST
Demons have always been after our babies.
Landon SchottHOST
How about in Exodus 1 where the children of Israel are growing in population? As they're growing in population, the enemy comes and starts murdering all the newba- bo- newborn baby boys.
Landon SchottHOST
Remember when Moses had to be put in a basket and sent down the river? Do you know why? Because Molech was hungry, and they were offering babies up to Molech.
Landon SchottHOST
How about when Jesus was born in Luke chapter, uh, or Matthew 2? In Matthew 2 it says that, that Herod came, and what did he do? He came to kill all the baby boys.
Joshua SelmanHOST
Why? This is because of what happened in chapter 1 and verse 11.
Joshua SelmanHOST
Let's go to chapter 1 and 11, same Exodus 1:11.
Joshua SelmanHOST
It says, therefore they did set over them taskmasters.
Joshua SelmanHOST
Listen carefully.
David ChornomazGUEST
So I'm sure he was really, really happy at that point in time.
David ChornomazGUEST
Let's just, let's jump to Exodus 1.
David ChornomazGUEST
I love this account in Exodus 1.
David ChornomazGUEST
It's really very inspiring.
David ChornomazGUEST
Exodus chapter 1.
David ChornomazGUEST
We're at the point where Israel is in Egypt and they're made, of course, into slaves.
David ChornomazGUEST
As it says in verse 13 of Exodus 1, the Egyptians made the children to serve with rigor.
David ChornomazGUEST
They made their lives bitter with hard bondage.