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Tuesday: The Name of the Lord

Sabbath School Net Posted on July 7, 2025 by Sabbath School LessonJune 22, 2025avatar
Moses and the Burning Bush

Daily Lesson for Tuesday 8th of July 2025 Read Exodus 3:13-22. Why did Moses want to know God’s name, and what is the significance of His name? God presents Himself to Moses as “’ehejeh ’asher ’ehejeh,” which literally means “I will be who I will be,” or “I am who I am.” In Exodus 3:12, … Continue reading –>

Posted in 2025c Exodus, Daily | Tagged The Burning Bush | 18 Replies

Monday: The Angel of the Lord

Sabbath School Net Posted on July 6, 2025 by Sabbath School LessonJune 22, 2025avatar
Moses with the Burning Bush

Daily Lesson for Monday 7th of July 2025 “The angel of the Lord” appeared to Moses in flames of fire “from within a bush” (Exodus 3:2, NIV). It was the Lord Jesus Himself speaking to Moses “from within the bush” (Exodus 3:4, NIV). Do not be confused with the title “angel of the Lord” as … Continue reading –>

Posted in 2025c Exodus, Daily | Tagged The Burning Bush | 14 Replies

Sunday: The Burning Bush

Sabbath School Net Posted on July 5, 2025 by Sabbath School LessonJune 22, 2025avatar
Moses With Sheep

Daily Lesson for Sunday 6th of July 2025 After Moses fled to Midian, he had a relatively easy life. He married, had two sons, Gershom and Eliezer (Exodus 18:3-4), and was part of the extended family of Jethro, his father-in-law and a priest in Midian. He spent 40 relaxed years being a shepherd, like David … Continue reading –>

Posted in 2025c Exodus, Daily | Tagged The Burning Bush | 13 Replies

Sabbath: The Burning Bush

Sabbath School Net Posted on July 4, 2025 by Sabbath School LessonJune 22, 2025avatar
Moses and the Burning Bush

Daily Lesson for Sabbath 5th of July 2025 Read for This Week’s Study: Exodus 18:3-4; Exodus 3:1-22; Genesis 22:11,15-18; Exodus 6:3; Joel 2:32; Exodus 4:1-31; Genesis 17:10-11. Memory Text: “And the Lord said: ‘I have surely seen the oppression of My people who are in Egypt, and have heard their cry because of their taskmasters, for … Continue reading –>

Posted in 2025c Exodus, Daily | Tagged The Burning Bush | 12 Replies

Inside Story: No Rats for Lunch

Sabbath School Net Posted on July 3, 2025 by Sabbath School LessonJuly 3, 2025avatar

Inside Story for Friday 4th of July 2025 By Andrew McChesney Peter Siamikobo enjoyed digging for rats in a mountainous village in Zambia. The boy and his family ate the rodents with maize-meal porridge at mealtime. They also enjoyed eating pigs and bubble fish. Pork was always on the table at Christmas. Bubble fish was … Continue reading –>

Posted in Daily, Mission Stories | Tagged Oppression: The Background and the Birth of Moses | 6 Replies

Friday: Further Thought – Oppression: The Background and the Birth of Moses

Sabbath School Net Posted on July 3, 2025 by Sabbath School LessonJune 22, 2025avatar
Spectacles on Bible

Daily Lesson for Friday 4th of July 2025 Further Thought: Read Ellen G. White, “Moses,” Pages 241–251, in Patriarchs and Prophets, which will give you significant insights into the studied portion of the biblical text for this week. The biblical text states that “the midwives feared God, and did not do as the king of … Continue reading –>

Posted in 2025c Exodus, Daily | Tagged Oppression: The Background and the Birth of Moses | 13 Replies

Thursday: A Change of Plans

Sabbath School Net Posted on July 2, 2025 by Sabbath School LessonJune 22, 2025avatar
Moses Watching Slaves From a Balcony

Daily Lesson for Thursday 3rd of July 2025 Read Exodus 2:11-25. What events quickly transpired to change the entire direction of Moses’ life? What lessons can we learn from this story? What would Moses do? Would he succumb to the lure of Egypt and to the pleasures of the court, or would he endure hardship … Continue reading –>

Posted in 2025c Exodus, Daily | Tagged Oppression: The Background and the Birth of Moses | 20 Replies

Wednesday: Moses Is Born

Sabbath School Net Posted on July 1, 2025 by Sabbath School LessonJuly 2, 2025avatar
Baby Moses Being Rescued

Daily Lesson for Wednesday 2nd of July 2025 Read Exodus 2:1-10. What role did God’s providence and protection play in Moses’ birth story? The historical background of Moses’ birth and life is thrilling because he lived during the time of the famous Egyptian eighteenth dynasty. One king during this dynasty—Thutmose III, called the “Napoleon of … Continue reading –>

Posted in 2025c Exodus, Daily | Tagged Oppression: The Background and the Birth of Moses | 14 Replies

A Challenge to Explore Exodus

Sabbath School Net Posted on June 30, 2025 by William EarnhardtJuly 10, 2025avatar

Dear Sabbath School Net Family, Maurice and I have presented these challenges before – encouraging everyone to read through the entire book we are studying in the Sabbath School quarterly. With this quarter’s lesson on Exodus, I encourage everyone to read the whole book of Exodus. Many of us have read it before, but there … Continue reading –>

Posted in 2025c Exodus, Daily, Feature | Tagged Oppression: The Background and the Birth of Moses | 10 Replies

Tuesday: The Hebrew Midwives

Sabbath School Net Posted on June 30, 2025 by Sabbath School LessonJune 22, 2025avatar
Israelites Talking About Pharo's New Law

Daily Lesson for Tuesday 1st of July 2025 One cannot understand the book of Exodus without presupposing the teachings of Genesis. The Jews moved to Egypt, and, after a time of great prosperity and peace, they were enslaved. But God did not abandon His people to their problems, even though it may sometimes have seemed … Continue reading –>

Posted in 2025c Exodus, Daily | Tagged Oppression: The Background and the Birth of Moses | 27 Replies

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