Exodus 19 – 5th March 2006

•	Why didn’t God give the law to Israel before he liberated them?  What does that mean for our evangelism/our expectations of the wider world/our understanding of our salvation?
•	What are the consequences of their obedience in Exodus 19:4-6?  What does each of these look like in today’s world? (see e.g. 1 Peter 2)
•	Describe carefully what happened on Mount Sinai when God came down to speak to Moses.  What does this tell us about God?  What does this tell us about coming into God’s presence?
•	What do you think are the key ways in which we need to respond to this vision of God?  How can that become more of a characteristic of our lives?

Exodus 19 – 5th March 2006

•	Why didn’t God give the law to Israel before he liberated them?  What does that mean for our evangelism/our expectations of the wider world/our understanding of our salvation?
•	What are the consequences of their obedience in Exodus 19:4-6?  What does each of these look like in today’s world? (see e.g. 1 Peter 2)
•	Describe carefully what happened on Mount Sinai when God came down to speak to Moses.  What does this tell us about God?  What does this tell us about coming into God’s presence?
•	What do you think are the key ways in which we need to respond to this vision of God?  How can that become more of a characteristic of our lives?

Exodus 19 – 5th March 2006

•	Why didn’t God give the law to Israel before he liberated them?  What does that mean for our evangelism/our expectations of the wider world/our understanding of our salvation?
•	What are the consequences of their obedience in Exodus 19:4-6?  What does each of these look like in today’s world? (see e.g. 1 Peter 2)
•	Describe carefully what happened on Mount Sinai when God came down to speak to Moses.  What does this tell us about God?  What does this tell us about coming into God’s presence?
•	What do you think are the key ways in which we need to respond to this vision of God?  How can that become more of a characteristic of our lives?