Scripture index: Exodus

Ex 2:24
- Covenant theology › Abrahamic covenant
- Covenant theology › Mosaic/Sinaitic covenant
- Joseph › God directly confirmed his covenant with Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob
Ex 3:2–3
- Simplicity › Essence-existence composition
Ex 3:2–6
- Theophany › Appearances of the angel of the Lord (pre-incarnate Jesus, Christophany)
- Trinity › Plurality of persons implicit in OT
Ex 3:6
- Abrahamic covenant › Blessings of the covenant remain the same
Ex 3:13–14
- Jesus is God › “I AM” statements
Ex 3:14
- Attributes of God › Aseity (independent, self-existent, self-sufficient)
- Creator-creature distinction › God is uncreated, self-existent
- Ex nihilo creation › In contrast to creation, God is self-existent
- Impassibility › It is impossible for God to have passions
- Jesus is God › Aseity (independent, self-existent, self-sufficient)
- Simplicity › Substance-accident composition
Ex 4:12
- God’s word › As speech through people
Ex 4:22–23
- God the Father › Of Israel
- Slavery › Covenant people are slaves to God
- Sons of God in Genesis 6 › “Son(s) of God” elsewhere, including in Moses’ writings, refers to God’s elect
Ex 4:24–26
- Baptism › Rejecting or neglecting baptism is sin
Ex 4:25–26
- Baptism › Shedding of blood was integral to old covenant
Ex 6:2–8
- Covenant theology › Abrahamic covenant
- Covenant theology › Mosaic/Sinaitic covenant
Ex 6:7
- Covenant theology › “They will be my people and I will be their God”
- Creator-creature distinction › He is our God and we are his people
Ex 6:12
- Baptism › Circumcision referred to cutting away of sin and change of heart
Ex 6:30
- Baptism › Circumcision referred to cutting away of sin and change of heart
Ex 8:10
- Creator-creature distinction › No one else like God
- Monotheism › There is no one else like God
- Simplicity › Nature-supposit composition
- Trinity › There is no one else like God
Ex 9:14
- Creator-creature distinction › No one else like God
- Monotheism › There is no one else like God
- Simplicity › Nature-supposit composition
- Trinity › There is no one else like God
Ex 9:16
- Soli Deo gloria › God acts for the sake of his name
- Unconditional election › Reprobation is also predestined
Ex 12
- Baptism › Household baptisms
Ex 12:1–13
- Lord’s Supper › Replaces Passover
Ex 12:3–4
- Subjects of baptism › Household head has representative role
Ex 12:21–28
- Lord’s Supper › Replaces Passover
Ex 12:43–48
- Subjects of baptism › Whole household circumcised, including infants
Ex 12:48
- Baptism › Circumcision was initiatory rite of old covenant
Ex 13:21
- Baptism › Types and symbols of
Ex 13:21–22
- Theophany › Possible appearances of God
Ex 14:17
- Providence › Concurrence in calamity, evil
Ex 14:21
- Baptism › Types and symbols of
Ex 14:26–28
- Baptism › Types and symbols of
Ex 14:30–31
- Baptism › Types and symbols of
Ex 15:11
- Creator-creature distinction › No one else like God
- Monotheism › There is no one else like God
- Simplicity › Nature-supposit composition
- Trinity › There is no one else like God
Ex 15:13
- God is love › God’s “steadfast love” for Israel, the fathers
Ex 16:23–30
- Sabbath › Institution of, instructions for, blessings for observance of
Ex 17:12
- Geocentrism › Sun and planets move through sky
Ex 18:21–26
- Church government › Elder, qualifications for, duties of
Ex 19:2–6
- Covenant theology › Mosaic/Sinaitic covenant
Ex 19:5–6
- Covenant theology › “They will be my people and I will be their God”
- Creator-creature distinction › He is our God and we are his people
- Mosaic covenant › Continuity with Covenant of Grace
Ex 19:6
- Abrahamic covenant › OT passages about Israel applied to church
- Covenant theology › “They will be my people and I will be their God”
- Creator-creature distinction › He is our God and we are his people
- Priesthood › Priesthood of all believers
Ex 19:9–25
- Theophany › Possible appearances of God
Ex 20:1–2
- Covenant theology › “They will be my people and I will be their God”
- Creator-creature distinction › He is our God and we are his people
Ex 20:1–3
- God’s word › Of personal address
Ex 20:2–3
- Essential doctrines › God is one (monotheism)
- Monotheism › Monolatry commanded
Ex 20:2–6
- Essential practices › Worship of the one true God
Ex 20:3–5
- Jesus is God › “You shall worship the Lord your God and him only shall you serve”
Ex 20:4
- Geocentrism › Uncategorized
Ex 20:4–6
- Creator-creature distinction › Worship of created things forbidden
- Idolatry › Making images of God is sin
- Incorporeality › Making images of God is sinful, foolish
Ex 20:5–6
- Baptism › Household baptisms
Ex 20:6
- God is love › God’s “steadfast love” for those who love him, serve him, keep his commandments, etc.
Ex 20:7
- Holy Spirit is God › “Whoever curses God shall bear his sin”
Ex 20:8–11
- Sabbath › Institution of, instructions for, blessings for observance of
Ex 20:11
- Creator-creature distinction › God alone is the creator
Ex 20:17
- Sin › Wrong attitude
Ex 20:18–22
- Theophany › Possible appearances of God
Ex 20:22–23
- Creator-creature distinction › Worship of created things forbidden
- Idolatry › Making images of God is irrational
- Incorporeality › Making images of God is sinful, foolish
Ex 21:2
- Slavery › Hebrew slaves were freed in jubilee year
Ex 21:5–6
- Slavery › Hebrew slaves could voluntarily submit to lifetime slavery
Ex 21:14
- Free will › “Will”, “willing” (not exhaustive)
Ex 21:16
- Slavery › Kidnap, sale of persons was prohibited
Ex 21:20–21
- Slavery › Law included protections for slaves
Ex 21:26–27
- Slavery › Law included protections for slaves
Ex 22:28
- Citizenship › Earthly citizenship
Ex 23:12
- Sabbath › Institution of, instructions for, blessings for observance of
Ex 23:20–22
- Trinity › Plurality of persons implicit in OT
Ex 23:21
- Eternal generation › Father gives name to Son
Ex 24:3–8
- Covenant theology › Mosaic/Sinaitic covenant
Ex 24:7
- Scripture › Apostles were ministers of new covenant
Ex 24:9–11
- Theophany › Possible appearances of God
Ex 24:10
- Incorporeality › Human body parts ascribed to God
Ex 24:15–18
- Theophany › Possible appearances of God
Ex 29:1–46
- Ordination › Without mention of laying on hands
Ex 29:10
- Laying on of hands › To consecrate an animal sacrifice
Ex 29:15
- Laying on of hands › To consecrate an animal sacrifice
Ex 29:19
- Laying on of hands › To consecrate an animal sacrifice
Ex 29:45
- Abrahamic covenant › OT passages about Israel applied to church
- Covenant theology › “They will be my people and I will be their God”
- Creator-creature distinction › He is our God and we are his people
Ex 29:45–46
- Covenant theology › “They will be my people and I will be their God”
- Creator-creature distinction › He is our God and we are his people
Ex 30:17–21
- Baptism › Ceremonial washings in the old covenant
Ex 30:22–33
- Ordination › Without mention of laying on hands
Ex 31:12–17
- Sabbath › Institution of, instructions for, blessings for observance of
Ex 31:16–17
- Sabbath › Perpetual, still binding in New Testament
Ex 31:17
- Creator-creature distinction › God alone is the creator
Ex 31:18
- God’s word › In written form (Scripture)
- Incorporeality › Human body parts ascribed to God
Ex 32:12
- Prayer › Effectiveness of prayer
Ex 32:14
- Prayer › Effectiveness of prayer
Ex 32:16
- God’s word › In written form (Scripture)
Ex 32:25–29
- Covenant theology › Levitical covenant
Ex 33:7–11
- Theophany › Possible appearances of God
Ex 33:11
- Incorporeality › Human body parts ascribed to God
Ex 33:17–19
- Unconditional election › Abraham, Isaac, Jacob and Moses elected
Ex 33:18–23
- Theophany › Possible appearances of God
Ex 33:19
- Abrahamic covenant › Not all are children of Abraham simply because they are his offspring
Ex 33:20
- Attributes of God › Incorporeality (“without body”, immaterial, invisible, spirit)
- Incorporeality › No one can see God
- Simplicity › Form-matter composition
Ex 33:20–23
- Incorporeality › Human body parts ascribed to God
Ex 34:1
- God’s word › In written form (Scripture)
Ex 34:5–7
- Theophany › Possible appearances of God
Ex 34:6–7
- God is love › God’s “steadfast love” (ambiguous direct object)
Ex 34:10
- Covenant theology › Mosaic/Sinaitic covenant
- Ex nihilo creation › All instances of Heb. bara, to create
Ex 34:15–16
- God the bridegroom › Unfaithfulness to God called “whoredom” or “adultery”
- Sons of God in Genesis 6 › Mixed marriages are forbidden elsewhere in the writings of Moses
Ex 34:21
- Sabbath › Institution of, instructions for, blessings for observance of
Ex 34:27–28
- Covenant theology › Mosaic/Sinaitic covenant
Ex 34:28
- God’s word › In written form (Scripture)
- Scripture › Apostles were ministers of new covenant
Ex 35:2–3
- Sabbath › Institution of, instructions for, blessings for observance of
Ex 35:22
- Free will › “Will”, “willing” (not exhaustive)
Ex 35:29
- Free will › “Freewill offering” (exhaustive)
Ex 36:3
- Free will › “Freewill offering” (exhaustive)
Ex 40:15
- Priesthood › Priesthood restricted to Levites

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