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Acts 7:36

Contemporary English Version 1995

In Egypt and at the Red Sea and in the desert, Moses rescued the people by working miracles and wonders for 40 years.

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Moses stretched his arm over the sea, and the Lord sent a strong east wind that blew all night until there was dry land where the water had been. The sea opened up,

The Lord said to Moses: You led the people of Israel out of Egypt. Now get ready to lead them to the land I promised their ancestors Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.

The Israelites ate manna for 40 years, before they came to the border of Canaan that was a settled land.

It won't be like the agreement that I made with their ancestors, when I took them by the hand and led them out of Egypt. They broke their agreement with me, and I stopped caring about them!

and for about 40 years he took care of them in the desert.

God turned his back on his people and left them. Then they worshiped the stars in the sky, just as it says in the Book of the Prophets, “People of Israel, you didn't offer sacrifices and offerings to me during those 40 years in the desert.

Then God got tired of them and said, “You never show good sense, and you don't understand what I want you to do.”

You knew that the King of Egypt and his officials and his nation had mistreated your people. So you worked fearsome miracles against the Egyptians and earned a reputation that still remains.

Over the past 40 years, your clothing hasn't worn out, and your feet haven't swollen.

So I will use my mighty power to perform all kinds of miracles and strike down the Egyptians. Then the king will send you away.

Don't be stubborn and rebel as your ancestors did at Meribah and Massah out in the desert.

Jesus told the official, “You won't have faith unless you see miracles and wonders!”

don't be stubborn! Don't rebel like those people who were tested in the desert. *

For forty years your ancestors tested God and saw the things he did.




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