Biblical Unlocks

Exodus 32, In this chapter we see how Aaron and his people exchange the glory of God for a lie and the dangers of Idol Worship.

Exodus 31, In this chapter we learn about how to use God's gifts and the importance of honouring the Sabbath.

Exodus 30, in this episode we see the importance of the anointing oil and incense in the Jewish Temple and the concept of atonement money.

Exodus 29 , In this chapter we see the ordination rituals for priests and God's promise to dwell among the Isrealites through these sacraments.

Exodus 28, we see some more specific instructions about the type of garments that must be worn by the priest when mediating between God and Israel.

Exodus 27, in the 100th episode of Biblical Unlocks we pray for those who lost their lives at Bondi Beach during a tragic terrorist attack and we read through Exodus 27 which instructs us to be a continual light in a world of darkness.

Exodus 26, God provides detailed instructions regarding the construction of the tabernacle. Instructions which form the basis of God's house of worship and presence, and which will form the framework for the new testament narrative.

Exodus 25, In this episode we'll see instructions that God gives on building the Tabernacle, Mercy-Seat among other objects which are symbolic of his glory, grace and mercy

Exodus 24, In this chapter Moses declares that the covenant made between Israel and God has been ratified through the shedding of blood and he begins his 40 day and 40 night journey onto mount Sinai to receive the revelation of God's commandments.

Exodus 23, we see some judicial laws which are built upon the 10 commandments and how to best explain a verse which instructs to not boil a baby goat in its mothers milk ?

Exodus 22, In this episode we go through some more judicial laws in the biblical narrative and we understand if slavery as we know it exists in the bible.

Exodus 21, In this chapter of the Bible we encounter some more laws and we come across the famous "eye for an eye" law which describes the manner to which you can extract justice from your foes and Jesus' take on it in the New Testament.

Exodus 20, God reveals the 10 commandments which are going to form the basis of the legal and moral framework of Israel throughout the biblical narrative.

Exodus 19, In this chapter God gives a vocation to all of Israel and specific instructions to Moses such that he can maintain ritualistic purity.

Exodus 18, Moses' father-in-law provides him some valuable advice to help structure and order Israel, despite him being a priest of Midian.

Exodus 17, in this chapter God provides Israel water from a rock, which Paul interprets as being Christ.

Exodus 16, God gave the Israelites bread from heaven to eat and illustrates the dangers of self-sufficiency and hoarding.

Exodus 15, In this episode the Israelites have been delivered and begin to sing songs of praise to the LORD. They also however, take this as an opportunity to complain when they water they drink is bitter.

Exodus 14, Moses parts the red sea under the instruction of the LORD, illustrating god's power and divine intervention

Exodus 13, In this chapter we will see that God asks Israel to dedicate their firstborns to the Lord and that God's path may be longer and unconventional but it ultimately leads to salvation.

Exodus 12, In this chapter we're going to understand the feast of Passover and how it ultimately points to Jesus Christ.

Exodus 11, Moses warns pharaoh of the final impending plague, but pharaoh's hardness of heart prevents him from listening to the warning.

Exodus 10, Locusts and Darkness account for the 8th and 9th Plagues but because of Pharoah's hardness of heart, he refuses to let the Israel go.

Exodus 9, In this chapter we see the next three plagues which cripple Egypt economically, physically and meteorologically. God once again reaffirms his power and dominion over the idols of Egypt and Pharoah, yet Pharoah continues to harden his own heart.

Exodus 8, In this episode of biblical unlocks we see how the subsequent plagues target one of the Egyptian polytheistic Gods, and how God illustrates that he is infinitely more powerful than any human made idol.