Seamless by Angie Smith
Week 3: Session 3 — Moses and the Law
Complete Session 3 of Seamless. Key passages: Exodus 3; 12–14; 20; Hebrews 9:11–15.
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From a burning bush to a parted sea to a mountain wrapped in fire, the story of Moses is one of the most dramatic in all of Scripture — and every moment of it is pointing toward something even greater.
Discussion Questions
8 questions1.Angie describes the Exodus as the defining event of the Old Testament — the moment that shapes Israel's identity and God's reputation among the nations. Before the Exodus, Israel is a family. After the Exodus, they are a nation. Why is this distinction important for understanding the rest of the Old Testament?
2.God appears to Moses in a burning bush and reveals his name: 'I AM WHO I AM.' What is significant about God giving himself this particular name? How does Jesus' use of 'I AM' language in the Gospel of John connect back to this moment?
3.The ten plagues are not random demonstrations of power — each one is a direct assault on the gods of Egypt, showing that Israel's God reigns over every sphere of life. How does understanding the plagues as a theological confrontation rather than just a historical event change the way you read those chapters?
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