This is a very important lesson.
This is the most important message we must learn as we begin the Book of Exodus.
The land of Goshen is not bad.
The world's wealth and glory aren't necessarily evil, are they? This isn't about good versus evil.
It is not evil, it is not bad, but when we love it more than God and treasure it more than God's Word, we become its slaves.
--- p.14

When God saved Moses, he did not save Moses alone.
Now, 400 years after the Israelites entered Egypt, God rescued Moses in order to save the Israelites who were dying during Moses' time.
Moses was saved to save Israel, and that was the purpose of salvation.
--- p.23

God gives each of us a calling.
There is a calling.
I don't necessarily think that only pastors have a calling.
Because I don't think only pastors are clergy.
No matter what job you have, it is all God's calling.

--- p.40

How can carrying the cross be enjoyable?
Instinctively, I want to avoid it.
But what God gives us is not just to eat well and live.
Everyone has a calling.
--- p.46

God's people are sensitive to sin.
So when God speaks, we are pricked and repent.
Because the spirit of repentance is alive, we do not fall too deeply into sin, and even if we do sin, we turn back and live a life of obedience to God's word.

--- p.61-62

When I was going through the hardest time of my life, when I felt like I couldn't live and didn't want to live, when I gave up on ministry and everything else and stayed home for two months like a wreck, I held onto the cross and survived.
The cross spoke to me.
'I can't stand to see you die.
I will do whatever it takes to save you.'
--- p.70

I hope we can become free people.
Even though the struggle for freedom is difficult and arduous, we must abandon the cowardly desire to serve others.

--- p.100

If we look at the Bible, all the people used by God, all the people who were preciously used by God, had experiences in the wilderness.
There are experiences in the wilderness.
Jesus did the same, and wasn't David chased by Saul in the wilderness?
The same goes for Moses and Israel.
Why does God keep sending His people into the wilderness?
--- p.103

The text is the word given to the Israelites thousands of years ago.
But we are not reading that history now.
If I were to read this word today, it would not be the word given to the Israelites in the past, but the word given to me today.
That's what I'm saying.
That is why I do not hear the text as the history of Israel in the past, but as the word given to me today.
--- p.123

I thought that a truly great leader is not someone who reigns alone until the end, but someone like Moses who raises up others and establishes Joshua.

--- p.149

We must hold on to the Ten Commandments and the cross at the same time.
Only by holding on to the commandments can you hold on to the cross, and only by holding on to the cross can you be saved.

--- p.178

When you realize your sin, you can hold on to the cross.
You can come before Jesus.
A person who does not know that he is a sinner can never hold on to Jesus.
There is no need to go to the cross.
--- p.268

I want to become a person who loves God.
So I always want to be together.
I want to live a life where I don't forget God, even in my subconscious.

--- p.396

What we must learn from the Book of Exodus is that the Israelites built the tabernacle in obedience to the Word, without violating even a single measurement.
That is how the invisible tabernacle of faith is built.

--- p.426