No Other gods

  • Series: Redeemed: The Exodus
  • by: Matthew Savage 02/19/12

Israel is gathered into the presence of God at Mount Sinai to receive the law of God. There at Sinai, God initiates his covenant relationship with the nation of Israel and commands them to walk in His ways. Indeed the giving of the law to Israel was a gracious act of God. But how are we to think of the Ten Commandments today? Are they helpful for us on this side of the cross of Christ? 

Discussion Notes

  • How is the giving of the law a gracious act of God?
  • Describe and discuss the "gods" of our culture and society.
  • What "gods" to you find yourself following after or focusing on?
  • Why is it so important to esteem and not abuse the Lord's name? What is significant about his name?
  • What should we be focused on during the Sabbath? 


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