Loading…

Wiersbe’s Expository Outlines on the Old Testament is unavailable, but you can change that!

The purpose of this book is to take you through the Old Testament and give you the opportunity to study each book and its strategic chapters to learn how they fit into the total revelation God has given us of Christ and His redemptive work. The studies are concise and general and are especially suitable for Sunday School classes and Bible study groups that want to examine God’s Word in a...

I. God Appears to Moses (3:1–6) The burning bush had a threefold significance. It was a picture of God (Deut. 33:16), for it revealed His glory and power, yet it was not consumed. Moses needed to be reminded of the glory and power of God, for he was about to undertake an impossible task. Second, the bush symbolized Israel going through the fire of affliction, but not consumed. How often nations have tried to exterminate the Jews, yet have failed! Finally, the bush illustrated Moses—a humble shepherd,
Exodus 3:1–6
Buy this book at Logos.com