Exodus 6

God Reassures Moses (v. 1):
God tells Moses that Pharaoh will eventually let Israel go—not only let them go, but drive them out of Egypt by God’s mighty hand.

God Reveals His Name and Covenant (vv. 2–5):
God reminds Moses of His covenant with Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. He reveals His name as Yahweh (“The LORD”) and affirms that He has heard the groaning of the Israelites.

God Promises Deliverance (vv. 6–8):
God makes seven "I will" promises, including:

“I will bring you out...”

“I will deliver you...”

“I will redeem you...”

“I will take you as My people...”

“I will be your God...”

“I will bring you to the land...”

“I will give it to you...”
These promises reaffirm God’s power, love, and faithfulness.

Israel Doesn’t Listen (v. 9):
Despite the promises, the Israelites are too discouraged and oppressed to believe or respond.

Moses' Self-Doubt (vv. 10–13):
Moses again questions his ability, pointing out that if the Israelites won’t listen to him, how will Pharaoh? God responds by commanding Moses and Aaron to lead His people.

Genealogy of Moses and Aaron (vv. 14–27):
A brief genealogy of the tribe of Levi is included, highlighting the family lineage of Moses and Aaron to establish their authority.

Reaffirmation of Moses’ Mission (vv. 28–30):
God speaks again to Moses, reminding him of his mission to speak to Pharaoh. Moses still struggles with self-doubt, calling himself “of uncircumcised lips.”

Key Takeaways:
God’s Promises Are Sure: Even when circumstances look hopeless, God’s plan will prevail.

God Knows Our Weakness: God meets Moses’ doubts with patience and reassurance.

Discouragement Can Hinder Faith: The Israelites' broken spirit shows how hardship can block hope—but God doesn't give up on them.

God Chooses and Equips Leaders: The genealogy and repeated calling show God’s careful preparation of His servants.