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Exodus 15:16
Excerpted from: Shouting Gleanings and Singing Olives (Part Two)So, you see, Moses is looking beyond the Israelites journey to Canaan and he is looking even beyond her entry into the Promised Land and even beyond the work of Joshua. Rather he is looking at a time and looking to a time into the future when those things will happen.
That word redeemed is constantly used in reference to the re-gathering of Israel under Christ. They are redeemed and the Hebrew repeats that pass over there. Notice it is very similar to "Babylon is fallen, is fallen," which appears first in Isaiah 21:9 which is the first use of that term, "Babylon is fallen, is fallen." And of course, you know that it is repeated in Revelation 14:8.
Israel's enemies were not still as a stone the first time the people passed over it during the time of Joshua. They characteristically kicked, you see, the people did in those lands. They plotted, they rebelled, they oppressed. Moses is speaking prophetically of a second time, of a second exodus, a second passing over when Christ re-gathers Israel, successfully redeeming them from the lands of their slavery and planting them in peace in the Land of Promise.
Exodus 15:1-18
Excerpted from: God's Sea of Glass (Part 2)The "song of Moses" (Exodus 15:1-18) points to the song of victory sung by Moses and the Israelites after their passage through the Red Sea. This song may be the one sung on the sea of glass. It is referring to the Red Sea crossing that spiritually symbolizes the process of salvation from God's calling to our baptism, overcoming, leaving sin behind, and entering God's kingdom.
The ancient "song of Moses" is fulfilled in the future "song of the Lamb," which tells of a greater redemption of a new kingdom of priests: the bride of Christ. Essentially, this song pictures the majesty, holiness, and purity of God. A later song of Moses praised the Lord whose ways are just. That song of Moses is found in Deuteronomy 32:1-43 (note especially verse 4).
Exodus 15:14-17
Excerpted from: More Than ConquerorsMoses continues speaking now of other nations' witnessing God's deliverance.
God’s victory was stunning. It amazed Israel, erstwhile slaves. It weakened the Egyptians for generations. It dismayed Israel’s enemies, far and near. It was such a vast victory. And it was at the cost of simply walking, simply following God’s leadership.
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