Exodus 5:1.  The glad tidings of Salvation is one thing; the struggle against the power the tries to keep the soul in bondage is quite another.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Exodus 4:31.  Their faith reached out at this time and, in fact, they did believe.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Exodus 4:31.  The question was not as to whether they would believe him, but whether they would believe God.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Exodus 4:27-30.  Aaron met Moses at Mount Sinai, perhaps very shortly after he received the revelation of the burning bush.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Exodus 4:24.  Moses had to learn that disobedience and rebellion in him was just as hateful as in Pharaoh.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Exodus 4:22-23. Pharaoh would understand this terminology fully, for he, himself, was called "Son of Ra." Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Exodus 4:19-21.  Before we criticize the reluctance of Moses, we should look at ourselves first of all.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Exodus 4:14-19.  The Lord would give Moses the words to say, and it would be the duty of Aaron to accept what Moses said as Divine.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Exodus 4:9-16.  Nothing is more dishonoring to God, or more dangerous for us, than a mock humility.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Exodus 4:7-9.  The only answer to sin is the shed blood of the Lord Jesus Christ.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.  

Exodus 4:6-7.  He can cleanse from all sin, and He alone can cleanse from all sin.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Exodus 3:5-7.  Putting his hand into his bosom showed him what man is, a sinner, hence symbolized by leprosy.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Exodus 4:1-4.  This told Moses that he had power over Satan.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Exodus 3:20-22.  The Lord would use Pharaoh's obstinate heart to serve as a warning of the Power and Glory of God to all the surrounding nations.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Exodus 3:19.  Through foreknowledge, God knew that Pharaoh would not allow the Children of Israel to leave.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Exodus 3:18.  Moses' faith in delivering it was strengthened beforehand by the Divine assurance that it would be believed.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Exodus 3:17.  God makes the plans, and they are guaranteed of success.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Exodus 3:16.  God sees everything that is done to His children, be it negative or positive.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Exodus 3:15.  He changes not; He is the same yesterday, and today, and forever.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Exodus 3:10-12.  The carnal mind is not subject to the Law of God, neither indeed can be.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Exodus 3:8-11.  Egypt was a type of the world; "the Lord delivers us from this present evil world"; he does so by the means of the Cross.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Exodus 3:6-7.  The Lord didn't say, "I 'was' the God of Abraham," but "I 'am'," proving that these Patriarchs were still alive, even though they had died physically a long time before.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Exodus 3:6-7.  The Lord has "seen," He has "heard," and He "knows."  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Exodus 3:6.  As far as we know, this appearance by God to Moses was the first appearance since Jacob's going down into Egypt about 215 years before.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.