Daily Scripture with Tim Wildsmith Day 26: Exodus 1:1–3:22; Matthew 18:10–35; Psalm 16:1–11
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Jan 26, 2026 The reading traces Israel’s growth in Egypt, the rise of brutal oppression, and the midwives’ moral courage. The narrative follows Moses’ dramatic birth rescue, his flight to Midian, and God’s call at the burning bush. Jesus’ teachings on caring for the vulnerable, relentless forgiveness, and church accountability are explored. A closing psalm affirms trust, gladness, and hope in the Lord.
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Moses' Rescue And Upbringing
- Moses was hidden by his mother, placed in a basket, and raised by Pharaoh's daughter.
- His early life moved him from Hebrew danger to Egyptian palace before he fled to Midian after killing an Egyptian.
Covenant Prompts Divine Action
- Israel's cries reached God and reminded Him of his covenant with the patriarchs.
- God responded with concern and action because of covenant faithfulness, not merely pity.
The Burning Bush Commission
- God appeared to Moses in a burning bush and called him to rescue Israel from Egypt.
- Moses objected, but God promised presence, signs, and that Israel would leave wealthy after plundering the Egyptians.
