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#204 — Baptized Through Water (Exodus 14:26-31)

November 2, 202336m
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Season 11

Jen Wilkin, JT English, and Kyle Worley discuss Exodus 14:26-31 and how the theme of water can be traced throughout the entire story of scripture.

Questions Covered in This Episode:

  • What is the story of Exodus so far?
  • What have we already discovered about water in the story of the Pentateuch? 
  • What about Yahweh’s power over water?
  • Where else do we discover stories of deliverance that involve water?
  • Can we go back to the serpent king?
  • Is there any connection with the absence of the sea in the new heavens and the new earth?
  • How does water show up throughout the rest of the story?
  • How does all of this connect to baptism?
  • How does Israel’s Exodus through the Red Sea foreshadow baptism?

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