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1890 · Quarter 2

Letter to the Hebrews

  1. 27Hebrews 10:23-29
  2. 28Hebrews 10:29-31
  3. 29Hebrews 10:32-35
  4. 30Hebrews 10:36 to 11:1
  5. 31Hebrews 11:1-7
  6. 32Hebrews 11:8-16
  7. 33Hebrews 11:17-19
  8. 34Hebrews 11:20-30
  9. 35Hebrews 11:31-40
  10. 36Hebrews 12:1-13
  11. 37Hebrews 12:14-21
  12. 38Hebrews 12:18-39
  13. 39Hebrews 13:1-21

Lesson 34 · May 24, 1890

Hebrews 11:20-30

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  1. 1.What blessing did Jacob pronounce upon Joseph's sons just before his death? .
  2. 2.Since he had no possession, how could he say with such assurance what they should have? .
  3. 3.How did Joseph, at his death, show his faith in the promise of God? ; .
  4. 4.How did the parents of Moses show their faith in God's promise? .
  5. 5.What did Moses' own faith lead him to do when he was grown? .
  6. 6.What did he prefer to the sinful pleasures of Egypt? .
  7. 7.In making this choice, with whom was he casting his lot? .
  8. 8.If by choosing to be known as an Israelite he was sharing the lot and reproach of Christ, who must have been the guardian and leader of Israel.
  9. 9.What promises are to those who suffer with Christ? ; .
  10. 10.What sustained Moses in leading the children of Israel from Egypt? .
  11. 11.How did Moses keep the passover? .
  12. 12.Who is the real Passover? .
  13. 13.Then since Moses kept the passover through faith, what did he see in it?
  14. 14.How did the Israelites pass through the Red Sea? .
  15. 15.By what were the walls of Jericho thrown down? .
  16. 16.For what purpose are all those things recorded? ; .
  17. 17.What practical application may we make of the fall of Jericho? .

Notes

The history of Moses furnishes a wonderful instance of the confidence and courage born of faith. When Moses trusted in his own strength and military skill to lead the people of Israel from Egypt, and began the work, a poor laborer's taunt made him tremble, and the rumor of the king's anger made him flee for his life. But when he went bearing the commission of Heaven, distrusting his own ability, and trusting only in God, Pharaoh on his throne, surrounded by all his soldiers, could not cause him to fear. And so he "left Egypt, not fearing the wrath of the king." Truly, "in the name of the Lord is strong confidence."

Bible texts in this lesson

Genesis 48:16 · Genesis 48:19 · Genesis 48:20 · Hebrews 11:21 · Hebrews 11:22 · Genesis 50:25 · Hebrews 11:23 · Hebrews 11:24 · Hebrews 11:25 · Hebrews 11:26 · 2 Timothy 2:11 · 2 Timothy 2:12 · Romans 8:17 · Hebrews 11:27 · Hebrews 11:28 · 1 Corinthians 5:7 · Hebrews 11:29 · Hebrews 11:30 · 1 Corinthians 10:11 · Romans 15:4 · 2 Corinthians 10:4 · 2 Corinthians 10:5

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