Episode 18

Exodus 33, 34, 35, & 36

Published on: 16th September, 2024

Why did God tell the Israelites to leave without Him to conquer the Promised Land? How did Moses' intercession and prayers prevent this from happening? What is the tent of meeting and its purpose? How can Moses ask to see the glory of God? Is there a contradiction in the Bible saying no one has seen God and yet Moses speaks with Him face to face? Why did God command Moses to rewrite the commandments down? What's so wrong about boiling a young goat in its mother's milk and how does that apply to us? Why did God make Moses' face glow and what was the significance of the veil Moses wore to hide this? How was the Tabernacle to be constructed? Who were its builders and what can we learn from them? How much should we give God when it comes to our finances? Is it wrong for Christians and churches to have more money than they need? Why do places of worship need to be beautiful?

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Let Nothing Move You
Come listen as Christian Ashley, a seminary student and servant of God, goes through the entire Bible verse-by-verse, starting with Luke and Romans and then heading back to Genesis to speak on the whole story of God's glory and revelations as intended for His original audience and the modern listener.

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Christian Ashley is a seminary student at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary focusing on Christian Ministry and has been a follower of Christ since six years old. He majored in Creative Writing and minored in English at UNC-Wilmington. He has written four novels under the name M. C. Ashley and works as a founding member of the Starving Writers Guild, which helps writers find ways to publish their own material their way.