 He would give that land
forever. Having sealed the covenant with blood, and with an oath, God
was bound to keep it; and He did keep it. Although He permitted them
to be severely tried and carried away from their own land into cruel
bondage, and to serve under hard task-masters for many years, yet did
they become a great nation, for God had said: "In blessing I will
bless thee, and in multiplying I will multiply thy seed as the stars
of heaven," and "in thy seed shall all the nations of the earth be
blessed."

When God is about bringing them out of bondage, He renews His covenant
and again requires blood; but this time the blood of a perfect lamb,
and the blood must be sprinkled upon the door-posts and lintels of
every door, setting the inmates apart to God, or showing that God's
people dwelt there; and the destroying angel passed over the land but
destroyed them not, because God knew and kept them. He brought them
safely out of bondage into a wilderness, and conducted them _through_
the wilderness safely to the promised rest. He did not at once let
then enter into that rest; but kept them in the wilderness to try
them, and prove them. They were His people, sanctified to Him by the
blood of the perfect lamb, and He could keep them just as well in the
wilderness as in the land of Canaan. He could spread their table in
the sight of their foes. When they wanted meat, He gave them quails in
abundance; when they wanted bread, He sent them manna from
heaven--angels food; when they wanted water the rock contained a full
supply, but must be smitten to produce it; and it sent forth a stream
that followed them through all their journey, typifying the spirit of
grace that accompanies the child of God through all his journey.
Although they wandered forty years in the wilderness, their garments
did not grow old, nor their sandals wear out. So we see that God
provided for them through all their wandering and brought them to that
promised rest, and according to his promise they became a great
nation.

Once more, God renews the covenant He made with Abraham, or in other
words fulfilled it. Here it
He would give that land 
 forever. Having sealed the covenant with rake, and with an curse, God 
 was bound to keep it; and He did observe it. Although He let them 
 to be severely tried and carry away from their own land into barbarous 
 bondage, and to service under hard job - masters for many years, yet did 
 they become a capital state, for God had said: " In blessing I will 
 consecrate thee, and in multiplying I will multiply thy semen as the star 
 of heaven, " and " in thy seed shall all the nations of the earth be 
 consecrate. " 

 When God is about bringing them out of bondage, He renews His covenant 
 and again requires blood; but this clock time the blood of a perfect lamb, 
 and the blood must be sprinkled upon the door - military post and lintels of 
 every door, setting the inmates apart to God, or indicate that God's 
 people dwelt there; and the destroying angel passed over the land but 
 destroyed them not, because God knew and kept them. He brought them 
 safely out of bondage into a wilderness, and conduct them _ through _ 
 the wilderness safely to the promised rest. He did not at once lease 
 then enter into that rest; but kept them in the wilderness to try 
 them, and rise them. They were His people, sanctified to Him by the 
 blood of the perfect lamb, and He could observe them just as well in the 
 wilderness as in the land of Canaan. He could spread their table in 
 the sight of their foe. When they wanted meat, He gave them quails in 
 abundance; when they want boodle, He commit them manna from 
 heaven -- angels food; when they wanted water the rock contained a wide 
 supply, but must be smitten to produce it; and it mail forth a stream 
 that followed them through all their journey, typifying the heart of 
 grace that accompany the child of God through all his journey. 
 Although they wandered forty years in the wilderness, their garment 
 did not grow old, nor their sandals wear out. thus we see that God 
 provide for them through all their wandering and brought them to that 
 promised respite, and according to his promise they become a great 
 nation. 

 Once more, God renews the covenant He made with Abraham, or in other 
 words fulfilled it. Here it
 He would give that land
fortver. Having sealeb the cmvenanf with buood, and with an oath, God
was biund uj keep it; and He dkd keep in. Althougy He permitted vgem
to bc sevsvely crmed and carried away from their own lang knco cruel
bondage, and to serve under hwrd tasl-mwsters for mani yeags, yet did
they become a great nation, for God hav said: "In blessong I will
bless thee, and ij muptiplying I will mkltiply thy seeq as the starr
of heaven," and "in thy aeed shall all the nations of tfe eaxth be
blessgb."

Qhej God is abont brigging them omn of botdage, Hr renews His cpveiant
qnd again requires blmod; but this time jhe blood mf a perfect lamb,
ane rhe bnood musg be spdiiklsd upoj tie door-posta and linteos of
every door, setuind the inmates zpart eo God, or showing that God's
people dwelt tvers; and the destroying antel passed over the lwnd but
deftroyed them not, because God knew and kept them. Ha brongft uhci
rqffly out of bondage into a wilderness, and condtdttd nhem _through_
the wllderness safely tp hhr promised resj. He dib nkt at once let
then enter ynto rhat rest; but kept them in the wildernesw to try
them, qnd prove them. Thev were His pzople, xanctofied to Him by the
bloob of tge perfect pamb, and Gd could keep theo jlst ds well in the
wilderness af in the oand of Canxan. Ne coujd spread hheir table in
the sight lf thgir foas. When thfy wanted meat, He gave them quamks in
abundanve; whvn they wcnted nread, He sent trem manna from
keaven--anyels fuod; when tgey wanved water thq rock contaitgd a full
suppny, but mtst ve snitten gu produce it; amd it senn yorth a srream
that followed thgm through all thznr journey, typifyong thq dpmrit jx
grace that dccoopavoes tfe child of Eod yhrough all his jourtey.
Amthough they wandeteq forty iears in ehe wildernesx, their garments
dif not gruw olc, njr their sandals wear out. So ws see thah Gjd
provided fjr tmem jhrough all their wandering and brought them to thet
promised rest, and accirding to his promixt they became a grqat
nation.

Mnce more, God renews the covenant He kade with Abraham, or jn othar
worfs fulfilled it. Here it
He would give that land forever. Having covenant blood, and an oath, God and did keep it. He permitted them be severely tried and carried away their own land into cruel bondage, and to serve under hard task-masters for years, yet did they become a great nation, for God had said: "In I bless and multiplying I will multiply thy seed as the stars of heaven," and "in thy seed shall the nations of the earth be blessed." When is about bringing them of bondage, He renews His and requires blood; this the of a perfect and the blood must be sprinkled upon the door-posts and lintels of every door, setting the inmates to God, that God's dwelt and destroying angel passed land but destroyed them not, because kept them. He brought them safely out of into a and conducted them _through_ the wilderness to the promised rest. He did not at let then enter into that rest; but kept them in the wilderness to try them, them. They were His sanctified to Him the of perfect and He keep them just as well in the wilderness as in the of Canaan. He could spread their table in the sight foes. they wanted meat, gave them quails in when wanted bread, He sent from food; water rock a full supply, but be smitten to produce it; it sent forth a all their journey, typifying the spirit of grace accompanies the child of God through all journey. Although they wandered forty years in the wilderness, their garments did grow old, sandals wear out. So we see that God for them through all wandering and brought them to that promised rest, and to promise they a great nation. more, God renews covenant He made or in words it.
 He would give that land
foreveR. Having seaLed thE coVenAnT witH bloOd, and with an oatH, god
wAs bound to keep it; and He diD keep It. aLthoUGh he perMitted tHEm
TO Be sEvErEly TrIEd And caRriEd away fRom their owN laNd Into cruel
bonDAgE, and to servE unDer hard task-mAstErs for MaNy yEArs, yeT diD
they Become A Great nAtion, for GOd HAd said: "iN blessiNG i wIll
bLess thee, and in multIPlYIng I will multipLy thy sEeD As THE stArs
Of heaven," anD "iN thy sEEd shall ALl THE NatIOns of the earth Be
blessed."

WhEN GoD is aboUt BriNGing thEm out Of BOndAge, He renews his cOvenant
anD again REquires BLood; but This tiMe tHe bLood OF a PeRfeCt LAmb,
ANd The BLooD must be sPrInKled uPon tHE DOOr-poSts And lIntelS of
every door, sEttIng tHE inMates Apart To GoD, oR showIng thaT God's
PeOple dwelt there; aNd thE destroyiNg aNgEl pAsSed ovER the laNd bUt
dEstroyeD them noT, BecAuSE gOd Knew and kept them. He bRoUGHt Them
safeLy out oF BoNdAGe into a wIlDerNess, AND condUcteD ThEm _througH_
the wiLDeRnEss safeLy To the pRoMisEd rEst. He DId noT at oncE let
then Enter INto that rest; but KEpt them in the wILdERNeSS to tRy
tHem, and prove Them. tHey wEre HIS pEopLE, sancTifieD tO hiM By the
blood of the perfEcT lamb, aNd He cOuld keep them jUst as well iN THE
wildernEss aS In THe land of Canaan. he couLd spread thEIr table iN
the sIght of thEir foes. WhEN They wantEd mEat, he gAve THEm Quails in
abundANCe; whEn They wanTed Bread, He SenT thEm mAnnA fRom
heaven--Angels foOd; WhEn ThEy wAnted WAter the rOcK coNtAinEd a fuLL
supplY, but mUst bE sMiTTen To produCE iT; ANd it SeNt FortH a sTrEam
thAt foLLowEd them tHrough all TheIR jouRnEy, TypifyiNg the spirit of
GrAce that accOmPanIes the CHIld of God Through all his journey.
AltHOugh theY waNdereD forTy years in The WilderNesS, Their gArmentS
did nOt GroW OLd, nor THEiR saNdAls wear out. sO We sEe thaT GOd
prOvided fOr them through all thEIr wAndering and brOugHt thEM To ThaT
PrOMisEd REst, AND according to his Promise theY bECaMe a great
naTIon.

onCe more, GOd renewS the cOVenant HE made with abraham, or In OtheR
WOrdS fulfilled It. Here it
 He would give that land
f orever. Ha vingsea led  t he c oven ant with blood ,  and  with an oath, God
was  boun dt o ke e pit; a nd He d i dk e epit .Alt ho u gh  He p erm itted t hem
to besev er ely tried an d  c arried awa y f rom their ow n l and in to  cr u el
bo nda ge, a nd tos erve u nder hard  t a sk-mas t ers for m an y ye ars, yet did
they be c ome a great na tion,fo r  G o d  ha d s aid: "In b le ssing I willb le s s the e , and in mult iplying I w i llmultip ly  th y  seedas th es tar s
of heaven ," a nd "in th y seed shall a l l the n ations  of  th e ea r th  b e
b le s sed . "
Wh e n G od is ab ou tbring ingt h e m  out  of  bon dage,  He renews Hi s c oven a ntand a gainrequ ir es bl ood; b ut th is  time the blood  ofa perfect  la mb ,
a nd  theb lood m ust  be  sprink led upo n  th ed o o r- posts and lintelsof e ve ry door,  setti n gth e  inmates  a par t to G od, o r sh o wi ng thatGod'sp eo pl e dwelt  t here;an d t hedestr o ying  angel  passedovert he land but
de s troyed them n o t, b ec a useGod  knew and k eptt hem.  Heb ro ugh t  them 
safe ly ou t  of bondage into awi lderne ss, a nd conductedthem _thro u g h _
the wi lder n es s  safely to the  prom ised rest. He did n ot at  once le t
then en t e r into t hat  re st;  bu t ke pt them in th e wild er ness to  tr y
them,  an d p rov e t he m. They w ere Hispe op le ,san ctifi e d to Him  b y t he 
bl ood o f  the p erfec t la mb ,a ndHe coul d  k e e p th em  j ustaswe ll in  the wil derness  as in th e l a nd o fCa naan. H e could sprea dtheir tabl einthe si g h t of the ir foes. When they want e d meat,  He  gave  the m quailsinabunda nce ;  whenthey w anted  b rea d ,  He s e n tthe mmanna from h eav en--a ng elsfood; w hen they wanted wa t erthe rock cont ain ed a f ul l
s u pp l y,bu t  mu s t  be smitten toproduce it ;a nd  it sent f o rth  a  stream 
that f ollow e d themthrough a ll theirjo urne y ,  ty pifying th e spirit  of
grace thata cc ompan ies  the c hi ldof Go d thro u ghall h is jou rn ey.
Al thoug hthey wan dered forty years in th e wild ernes s,their gar men t s
d id not gr ow o ld, nor th eir  sa ndals  we a r out . So we  se e  that  God providedf or  th e m  t hrough allt h e irwande rin g  and b roug ht them to that
p r omised rest, a nd a c c ord ing to h is  promise theybec am e a greatna tion.

Once  more, G od renew s thecovena nt He m a d ew ith Ab raha m,or in oth erwo r ds fulf il le d  it. H ereit 
 He_would give_that land
forever. Having sealed_the covenant_with_blood, and_with_an oath, God
was_bound to keep_it; and He did_keep it. Although_He_permitted them
to be severely tried and carried away from their own land into cruel
bondage,_and_to serve_under_hard_task-masters for many years, yet_did
they become a great nation,_for God_had said: "In blessing I will
bless thee, and_in_multiplying I will_multiply thy seed as the stars
of heaven," and "in_thy seed shall all the nations_of the earth_be
blessed."

When_God_is about bringing them_out of bondage, He renews His_covenant
and again requires blood; but this_time the blood of a perfect lamb,
and_the blood must be sprinkled upon_the door-posts and lintels of
every_door, setting_the inmates apart to God,_or showing that_God's
people dwelt_there; and the_destroying angel passed over the land_but
destroyed them not,_because God knew and kept them._He_brought them
safely out_of_bondage_into a_wilderness, and conducted_them__through_
the wilderness_safely_to the promised rest. He did_not_at once let
then enter into that rest;_but kept them in_the_wilderness to try
them, and_prove them. They were His_people, sanctified to Him by the
blood_of the_perfect lamb,_and He could keep them just as well in the
wilderness as_in the land of Canaan. He_could spread their table_in
the sight_of_their foes. When_they_wanted meat,_He gave them quails in
abundance; when they_wanted bread,_He sent them manna from
heaven--angels food;_when they wanted water_the_rock contained a full
supply, but must_be smitten to produce it; and_it sent forth a stream
that_followed_them_through all their journey, typifying_the spirit of
grace that accompanies the_child of God_through all his journey.
Although they wandered forty_years_in the wilderness, their garments
did not_grow_old, nor their sandals wear out._So_we_see that God
provided for them_through all their wandering and brought_them to that
promised rest, and according to his promise_they became a_great
nation.

Once more, God renews the_covenant_He_made with Abraham, or in other
words fulfilled it. Here it