Exodus 34:10

Ndebele Bible - 2010

Yasisithi: Khangela, ngenza isivumelwano; phambi kwabantu bonke.

What Does This Mean?

God promises Moses that He will do amazing things in front of all the people that have never been seen before. God wants everyone to see His power and understand that He is doing something special with Israel.

Explained for Children

Imagine you're at a big party, and the birthday kid promises to do magic tricks no one has ever seen before. That's what God is saying to Moses: He's going to do incredible things that no one else has ever seen, and everyone will be amazed!

Historical Background

The book of Exodus was written by Moses around 1446-1406 BC. This verse is part of God's covenant with the Israelites, a promise to do extraordinary things to demonstrate His power and faithfulness to them and the surrounding nations.

Living It Out Today

In today's world, this verse reminds us that God can do amazing things in our lives and communities that others have never seen. It's a call to trust God and expect Him to work in powerful ways, even in the most challenging situations.

Topics

• covenant
• miracles
• faith
• trust
• God's power
• witness

Related Verses

• Genesis 15:18
• Deuteronomy 4:34
• Joshua 3:5
• Isaiah 63:12
• Acts 2:22

Recommended Reading

Commentary Exodus Commentaries → Get This Bible Ndebele Bible - Study Bible →

Frequently Asked Questions

What does it mean that God will do marvels in Exodus 34:10?

It means that God will perform extraordinary acts that demonstrate His power and uniqueness, far beyond anything seen before, to show His commitment to His covenant with Israel.

How can this verse apply to my life?

This verse reminds us to trust that God can do amazing things in our lives and that He is committed to His promises. It encourages us to have faith and expect God to work in powerful ways.

What is the covenant mentioned in this verse?

The covenant is a solemn promise or agreement between God and His people, Israel, where God commits to protect and bless them, and they agree to follow His laws and commandments.

How did the Israelites respond to God's covenant?

The Israelites were to witness and be part of God's powerful acts, which were meant to strengthen their faith and demonstrate God's power to the surrounding nations.