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Today’s Reading: Exodus Chapter 6
Theme: When God Reaffirms His Covenant in the Middle of Discouragement

Welcome to Day 6 of 40 Days & 40 Nights of Exodus Homework through Living Waters of Redemption Bible Study.

Today we read Exodus Chapter 6, where God responds after the pressure on Israel increases and Moses feels discouraged. The people are burdened, Pharaoh is resisting, and Moses is questioning why things seem worse after he obeyed. But instead of changing His promise, God reminds Moses who He is: “I am the LORD.”

Exodus 6 reminds us that God’s covenant does not change just because the process becomes painful. When the people could not hear because of anguish of spirit and cruel bondage, God was still speaking deliverance. Their pain was real, but God’s promise was still active.

As you read, write down:

One verse that stood out to you
What this chapter reveals about God
What this chapter reveals about covenant, discouragement, deliverance, obedience, or identity
One personal reflection or prayer

Key Verse:
“Wherefore say unto the children of Israel, I am the LORD, and I will bring you out from under the burdens of the Egyptians.”
— Exodus 6:6

Helpful Reflection Questions

Where have I struggled to hear God because of anguish, exhaustion, or pressure?

What promise has God spoken that I need to remember even when the process feels hard?

How does God’s repeated statement, “I am the LORD,” strengthen my faith?

Where have I allowed Pharaoh’s resistance to make me question God’s instruction?

What does this chapter teach me about covenant being stronger than current circumstances?

Do I believe God is still working even when I cannot yet see deliverance manifest?

Bring your notes, reflections, and questions to our Wednesday Bible Study.

*Daily Exodus homework is open for everyone to follow on the calendar. Registration is only required for the live Wednesday Bible Study gatherings. This helps us prepare, and know who will be joining us in the Thrive House of Redemption Virtual Sanctuary.