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   3ABN Sabbath School Panel Lesson 7 - T he Bread and Water of Life Online Sabbath School Lesson:   Exodus - Adult Bible Study Guides 3ABN Sabbath School Panel Website:   3ABN Sabbath School Panel Home | 2025 Quarter 3 Exodus Lesson 6 Through the Red Sea Video Summary:   https://the-undercover-adventist.blogspot.com/2025/07/sabbath-school-lesson-6-through-red-sea.html

  From Bitter Waters to Trusting Hearts Scripture: Exodus 15:22–27 The Israelites had just walked through the Red Sea on dry ground. They had seen the walls of water held back by the power of God. They had watched their enemies swallowed up in the returning waves. They sang a victory song led by Moses and Miriam. The air must have still been filled with the sound of praise when the journey turned in a new direction—into the wilderness. Here, in the desert heat, they faced their first real trial after deliverance. It would be a test—not of God’s ability, but of their faith. The Background to the First Miracle After the Red Sea After the Red Sea crossing, Israel journeyed for three days in the wilderness of Shur without finding water (Ex. 15:22). Thirst is a relentless need; it presses upon body and mind. Finally, they came to Marah—a place that offered water, but the water was bitter, undrinkable. This was the setting for the first miracle after the Red Sea. God showed Moses ...

  EXODUS   Sabbath School Lesson 7 The Bread and Water of Life   You may use this for presenting and studying the current Sabbath School Lesson. --------------------- >   Download the notes for Lesson 7 video here. (Video is Below) ----------------------- More Lesson 7: Sunday: Bitter Waters Monday: Quail and Manna Tuesday: Water from the Rock Wednesday: Jethro Thursday:   The Bread and Water of Life ---------------------- Other Sabbath School Links:  3ABN Sabbath School Panel Hope Sabbath School

  “Between the Miracle and the Red Sea: Trusting God in the In-Between” Introduction: Have you ever found yourself standing in the “in-between”? You’ve seen God move. You’ve tasted His goodness. You know His power. And yet—here you are—facing a new challenge, and suddenly your faith feels weak. Why is that? This was exactly where the children of Israel found themselves— after the miracle of deliverance from Egypt, before the parting of the Red Sea. One would expect rejoicing and unwavering faith, but instead we hear fear, doubt, and even accusations against Moses and God. Let’s look at their story and reflect on ours. Why do we, too, so often falter between the miracle and the next challenge? 1. God's Past Faithfulness Is Not Always Our Present Focus “And they said to Moses, ‘Was it because there were no graves in Egypt that you brought us to the desert to die?’” — Exodus 14:11 After all they had seen—the plagues, the Passover, the release from slavery—they panicked at...

  The Song of Moses: A Song of Victory and Deliverance Text: Exodus 15:1–21; Revelation 15:2–4 Introduction: Music has always been a powerful way to express the soul’s deepest emotions—joy, sorrow, awe, and gratitude. After one of the greatest deliverances in history, Moses and the Israelites did not remain silent—they sang! Exodus 15 records the first song in Scripture: the Song of Moses. It is a song of triumph, worship, and testimony, and it holds significance far beyond the shores of the Red Sea. In fact, this same song echoes into eternity, as seen in Revelation 15, where the redeemed sing the song of Moses and the Lamb. The Content of Moses’ Song (Exodus 15:1–18): After the miraculous parting of the Red Sea and the destruction of Pharaoh’s army, Moses and the Israelites broke out in praise. The song exalts God’s power , His faithfulness , and His victory over evil. Verse 1 opens with a declaration: "I will sing to the LORD, for He has triumphed gloriously; the h...

  “Stand Still and See the Salvation of the Lord” Text: Exodus 14:13–31 Introduction Have you ever felt completely trapped—cornered by fear, circumstance, or the unknown? The Israelites, newly freed from Egyptian slavery, felt exactly that. Behind them was Pharaoh’s army, armed and enraged. Before them, the Red Sea—wide, deep, impassable. And in that moment of panic, their faith crumbled. But God’s power didn’t. Let’s reflect today on what God did for Israel despite their fear, and what that means for us when we face our own “Red Sea” moments.  God Acts Even When We Doubt Exodus 14:13–14 (NKJV) : “Do not be afraid. Stand still, and see the salvation of the Lord, which He will accomplish for you today... The Lord will fight for you, and you shall hold your peace.” The Israelites cried out in fear and accused Moses of bringing them to die in the wilderness. After all they had seen—plagues, deliverance, the pillar of cloud and fire—they still couldn’t trust fully. But Go...

  “Led by God Even When the Way Seems Impossible” Text: Exodus 13:17–14:12 Introduction: When God delivered Israel from Egypt, their journey didn’t begin with an easy road. It began with a wilderness. In Exodus 13:17–14:12, we see how God not only led them, but prepared their hearts for faith in the middle of fear. Their story teaches us that God never abandons His people—even when the path looks like a dead end. God’s Guidance Is Not Always the Straightest Path (Exodus 13:17–18) “When Pharaoh let the people go, God did not lead them on the road through the Philistine country, though that was shorter…” (13:17). God chose the long way on purpose. Why? Because the Israelites weren’t ready for war. They had just come out of slavery; they needed to learn trust, not go straight into battle. Sometimes the longer road is God’s mercy, not a mistake. Lesson: God's detours are divine protection. Trust Him even when the journey feels longer than it should. Marching Forward in F...

  "The Firstborn, the Cross, and the Call to Remember" Text: Exodus 13:1–16 Introduction In Exodus 13:1–16, God gives Moses a powerful command: “Consecrate to Me all the firstborn, whatever opens the womb among the children of Israel, both of man and beast; it is Mine.” This comes right after the final plague in Egypt—the death of all Egyptian firstborns—and the miraculous sparing of Israelite homes marked by the blood of the lamb. Why this command? Why did God require that all firstborn be consecrated to Him? And what does that ancient command have to do with us today? Let’s dig into this passage to uncover a timeless truth about grace, ownership, and redemption. A Call to Remember God's Grace The consecration of the firstborn was meant to be a living memorial. It reminded each generation that God spared their lives —not because of their goodness, but because of His grace. Every time a firstborn was presented or redeemed, it was a moment of remembering that the ...

  3ABN Sabbath School Panel Lesson 6 - Through the Red Sea Online Sabbath School Lesson:   Exodus - Adult Bible Study Guides 3ABN Sabbath School Panel Website:   3ABN Sabbath School Panel Home | 2025 Quarter 3 Exodus Lesson 6 Through the Red Sea Video Summary:   https://the-undercover-adventist.blogspot.com/2025/07/sabbath-school-lesson-6-through-red-sea.html

Through the Red Sea Did Pharaoh repent or simply regret his choices? How did the Lord demonstrate to Israel that things impossible for us are possible with God? This lesson will answer these questions and look at how we can stand in faith in spite of impossible odds. Study Guide:  Hope Sabbath School Study Lesson 6 Through the Red Sea  Facebook:  Hope Sabbath School Song:  3rd Quarter Scripture Song Hope Sabbath School Website:  Hope Sabbath School | Hope Channel in North America Exodus Lesson 6 Through the Red Sea Video Summary:   https://the-undercover-adventist.blogspot.com/2025/07/sabbath-school-lesson-6-through-red-sea.html