1. What is the meaning of Exodus 1:21?

2. How did God reward the midwives' fear of Him in Exodus 1:21?

3. What does Exodus 1:21 teach about God's response to obedience?

4. How can we apply the midwives' example of fearing God in our lives?

5. What other biblical examples show God blessing those who fear Him?

6. How does fearing God influence our daily decisions and actions?

7. How does Exodus 1:21 reflect God's reward for obedience and faithfulness?

8. Why did God bless the midwives with families in Exodus 1:21?

9. What does Exodus 1:21 reveal about God's justice and mercy?

10. What are the top 10 Lessons from Exodus 1?

11. Exodus 1:19 – How credible is the claim that midwives could successfully deceive an absolute monarch renowned for strict oversight and harsh penalties?

12. How does Romans 13:2's warning against resisting authority align with biblical accounts of resisting evil rulers (e.g., Exodus 1:17)?

13. The Old Testament allows slavery (Exodus 21:2-11); why would a moral God condone it?

14. Exodus 2:2 - How could a newborn be successfully hidden for three months without detection by Pharaoh's forces?1. How does the fear of God influence our daily decisions, and what are some practical ways we can cultivate a healthy fear of the Lord in our lives?

2. In what ways can we demonstrate courage and faithfulness in situations where societal norms conflict with biblical principles?

3. How does the account of the midwives in Exodus 1:21 encourage us to value and protect life in our current cultural context?

4. What are some examples in your life where you have seen God reward faithfulness, and how can these experiences strengthen your trust in His promises?

5. How can we apply the principle of divine providence in our lives, especially when facing challenges or uncertainties?1. What parallels can be drawn between the oppression of the Israelites and modern instances of oppression and discrimination?

2. How does the perseverance of the Israelites inspire you in your personal struggles?

3. Discuss the moral dilemma faced by the midwives. What similar situations can occur today, and how should they be handled?

4. How do you see the theme of divine intervention playing out in this chapter?

5. How does the rapid growth of the Israelites despite their circumstances speak to the power of faith?

6. What lessons can be drawn from the actions of the new Pharaoh? How does fear influence decisions?

7. How does this chapter address the issue of power dynamics? How are those dynamics seen in today's world?

8. How can you apply the midwives' fear of God in your life when facing difficult decisions?

9. What does this chapter teach about the consequences of disobedience to earthly authorities for the sake of obeying God?

10. Discuss the role of women in this chapter. How does their contribution affect the narrative?

11. How would you respond to a directive that you know is morally wrong?

12. How did God honor the bravery of the midwives, and what does this say about divine justice?

13. In what ways does the growth of the Israelites despite their oppression symbolize hope?

14. How does the Pharaoh’s command to kill the Hebrew boys reflect his fear and insecurity?

15. What does the chapter suggest about the relationship between hardship and faith?

16. How does the courage of the midwives inspire you to stand for what is right, even against powerful authority?

17. Discuss how faith influenced the actions of Shiphrah and Puah. How does faith influence your decisions?

18. In today’s world, where do you see instances of people flourishing amidst adversity, similar to the Israelites in Egypt?

19. What lessons can contemporary societies learn from the oppressive rule of the Pharaoh?

20. How can we apply the lessons of courage, faith, and resilience from this chapter to our present-day living?

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