Christadelphians Talk

Feb 08 2025 100 ep. 43 mins 12

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Christadelphians Talk about various subjects concerning True Bible Teaching.

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Thoughts on the readings for February 9th (Exodus 17, 18, Psalm 72, Mark 5)

Feb 08 2025 7 mins

Exodus 17 tells us how Israel’s God provided water in the desert from the rock, when His people were extremely thirsty. And as the people had shown they always grumbled against the LORD, verse 3. This was typical of God’s provision, for us in His Son the Lord Jesus Christ (see1 Corinthians 10 verses 1-6). Moses struck the rock, representing Israel’s crucifying our Lord Jesus;

Thoughts on the readings for February 8th (Exodus 16, Psalms 70, 71, Mark 4)

Feb 08 2025 5 mins

Exodus 16 speaks of the LORD’s provision of bread for His grumbling and ungrateful people in the wilderness. Despite the wonders that they had seen in Egypt and the miraculous crossing of the Red Sea, they complained that God had only brought them out of Egypt to kill them. What twisted thoughts! They remember the food of Egypt, but forgot their slavery and suffering. What distor

Thoughts on the readings for February 7th (Exodus 15, Psalm 69, Mark 3)

Feb 08 2025 5 mins

Exodus 15 records the deliverance Song of Moses. Miriam, Moses’ sister led the women of Israel in singing and dancing, accompanied musically by timbrels. It celebrates Yahweh’s mighty power and saving strength. Israel were now, finally, a freed nation. The immortalised believers of the Kingdom Age will likewise rejoice to the strains of an unrecorded song – the Song of Moses

The Life Of Christ #70 'Sending out the disciples' (Mat 10:1-15) by John Martin

Feb 07 2025 67 mins

The Life Of Christ #70 'Sending out the disciples' (Mat 10:1-15) by John Martin

Thoughts on the readings for February 6th (Exodus 13, 14, Psalm 68, Mark 2)

Feb 05 2025 7 mins

Exodus 13 tells of the instructions for the 7 day long Feast of Unleavened Bread; which was incorporated with the Passover, when Israel entered the Promised Land (see Joshua 5 verses 1-12). Note how this Feast, together with the Passover and circumcision, were together emblematic of God’s covenant with His people Israel. The Feast told of the need to remove leaven from the lives

Thoughts on the readings for February 5th (Exodus 11, 12; Psalms 66, 67; Mark 1)

Feb 04 2025 5 mins

In Exodus 11 the 10th and final plague is announced to Israel, who Moses commands that they borrow (take spoil) from their Egyptian neighbours. The totally traumatised Egyptians gave plentifully in the hope that Israel would leave peacefully, and that their God would bring no more plagues upon Egypt. At midnight, said Moses, the firstborn from every unatoned forhousehold would be k

Thoughts on the readings for February 4th (Exodus 10; Psalms 64, 65; Romans 15, 16)

Feb 03 2025 4 mins

Exodus 10 records plagues 8 and 9 – the ravenous grasshoppers (plague locusts) and the intense supernatural darkness, which gripped every Egyptian household. Israel has been learning of what Yahweh’s Name meant personally to them. Remember that God has severed His people from the Egyptians from plague 4 onwards. Well might they say what the Psalmist recorded (27 verse 1), “Th

Thoughts on the readings for February 3rd (Exodus 9 Psalms 62,63, Romans 13,14)

Feb 03 2025 3 mins

Exodus 9 tells of the 5th plague (a grievous disease which killed the livestock of the Egyptians); the 6th plague (of sore boils on man and beast); and the 7th plague (hail which smote the grain and vegetables of the Egyptians). The economy and food of Egypt was being destroyed by Pharaoh’s stubborn arrogance and defiance of Yahweh. A man whose heart was so hard that he would rat

Thoughts on the readings for February 2nd Exodus 7, 8, Psalms 60, 61, Romans 12

Feb 01 2025 4 mins

Exodus 7 verses1-13 describe Moses' and Aaron's next encounter with Pharaoh, who was the embodiment of supremacy over all Egypt's gods. The Almighty had told his representatives that Pharaoh would mightily resist until God's signs and wonders had been multiplied in Egypt and Yahweh shown to be superior and incomparable in all the earth. The demand for proof of the authority of Yahw

Thoughts on the readings for February 1st (Exodus 5, 6; Psalms 58, 59; Romans 10, 11)

Jan 31 2025 7 mins

Exodus 5 tells of Moses and Aaron standing before Pharaoh and issuing their demand and ultimatum. Pharaoh arrogantly responds, “Who is Yahweh?” Proud man you will learn when He abases you. He tells his slaves – no more straw for bricks – it will become worse for Israel should you try to resist me. Back to rigorous work you idle slaves, Pharaoh says. The foremen of the Israe