#200A: Exodus part 2: God Hears you no Matter how you Feel

Kids Bible Stories

Jessica White

Kids & Family, Christianity, Religion & Spirituality, Stories For Kids

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🗓️ 23 June 2021

⏱️ 11 minutes

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Exodus 2:11-25 I respect each family's ages/stages of life so I have adapted some of this. Please go back and read the scriptures yourself including what is appropriate for your family. This is the 2nd episode in our series on Exodus. We begin with Moses now a grown man. Moses ends up taking matters into his own hands and ends up fleeing from his home. Our story will teach us some more about Moses but our big take away will be that God heard the Israelites cries. God hears in ways which we can not. He hears us no matter how we feel, where we live, or how many of us are talking at once. We will learn how He heard their prayers just as He hears us when we pray to him. To connect with me please go to https://www.kbspodcast.com/ Subscribe for just $2.99 a month to get ALL episodes AD FREE! If you have enjoyed this podcast, would you please consider subscribing? This is also the BEST way to help support this ministry. SUBSCRIBE HERE https://anchor.fm/kids-bible-stories/subscribe See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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0:42.0	Now to our episode.
0:46.0	Hello again and welcome back to Kids Vival Stories.
0:51.0	Today's episode is made possible through the generosity from Kate who is eight years old.
0:57.0	She loves listening with her sister and her favorite story is Dan the Great Fish. Thank you so much Kate.
1:05.0	Today is part two in our series on Exodus. And this is called God hears you no matter how you feel.
1:14.0	This comes from Exodus chapter two verses 11 through 25.
1:19.0	If you missed last week's episode, I would highly recommend listening to it because the stories will build upon one another.
1:27.0	Also, I respect each family's ages and stages of life so I have adapted some of this.
1:33.0	Please go back and read the scriptures yourself and add what you feel is appropriate for your family.
1:40.0	Last week, we left off with Moses being rescued, growing up and then taken to Pharaoh's daughter who would raise him.
1:50.0	Moses grew up in the rich Pharaoh's household. He was part of royalty now.
1:57.0	He was very smart. They taught him about all sorts of things, math and reading, but they also tried to teach him things that were not right.
2:08.0	They tried to teach Moses that the Hebrews, also called the Israelites, they tried to teach him that they were not important, but they were not valuable.
2:21.0	Now, this is not true at all, but all of the Egyptians, the royalty in Moses' house, tried to make Moses believe this.
2:32.0	And remember, Moses himself was a Hebrew, so Moses grows up learning these things and now he is 40 years old.
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