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Sin's Deep Roots
Commentators stress that Israel's rebellion was not a new problem but a deep-seated pattern that began in Egypt. Before the Exodus was even complete, the people were already rebelling and clinging to idols. John Calvin notes this shows the nation was corrupt from the beginning, a point echoed by Stephen in Acts 7:51. This reminds us that sin is a persistent, generational struggle that God's grace must overcome.
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Ezekiel
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18th Century
Theologian
The children of Israel in Egypt were warned to abstain from the idolatry of the pagans. They lost sight of this purpose, yet God spared them and br…
19th Century
Bishop
The land of Egypt. — Of this idolatrous rebellion, and of this threat of the Divine anger while they were still in Egypt, as alrea…
16th Century
Theologian
God confirms what I said before: that the Jews were not to be reproved for only recently beginning to sin. It was not enough to bring recent offens…
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17th Century
Pastor
But they rebelled against me. All sin is rebellion against God, an act of hostility, especially idolatry; it is refusing …