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Delivered to Belong · Episode 12

Words Promise and the Covenant Meal

Trace covenant confirmation, the meal, and Moses’ ascent, then explain the explicit connection to Jesus’ covenant words and the communal responsibilities of His table.

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Episode reference 43505-TV-267012

Overview

The conversation this episode opens.

Scripture: Exodus 24:1–18

What does the passage establish, and how can we understand, connect, and respond?

By the end of this teaching: Trace covenant confirmation, the meal, and Moses’ ascent, then explain the explicit connection to Jesus’ covenant words and the communal responsibilities of His table.

01

Follow the words before focusing on the ceremony

02

Read blood and the meal with reverence and restraint

03

Keep waiting and entrusted responsibility in the closing scene

04

Follow Jesus’ covenant words to a shared table

A practice to consider: A fictional gathering feeds some people generously while humiliating those who lack food. Name a change that addresses access and dignity without demanding public disclosure.

Your next independent reading

Read Exodus 25:1–9 independently. Write a short account of the requested contribution, willingness, named materials, purpose, and instruction, with two references and one question for further study.

Content note: The season includes slavery, constrained household choices, violence, injury, disputed pregnancy-related wording, severe ancient penalties, warfare, covenant blood, and bereavement. Teaching uses restrained language. Personal disclosure is optional.

Season Six’s twelve scripts and matched companion guides are drafted and await Will’s review. Spoken timing, pilot use, recording, and release remain pending.

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