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Focus: Altars connected to deliverance, warfare, covenant, and the Presence of YAHUAH.

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Name (Hebrew) + Meaning

• Name: מֹשֶׁה (Mosheh)
• Meaning: Commonly understood as “drawn out” (Exodus 2:10).

Key Altar / Worship Moments

• Altar after victory: YAHUAH-Nissi (YAHUAH is my Banner).
• Covenant altar: worship tied to blood, agreement, and obedience.

Scriptures to Study

• Exodus 17:8–16 — altar: YAHUAH-Nissi.
• Exodus 20:24–26 — instruction concerning altars (earth, uncut stones, reverence).
• Exodus 24:3–8 — covenant altar; blood of the covenant.
• Exodus 33:12–23 — desire for Presence and glory (the heart behind true worship).

Significance of the Altar

• Warfare + Worship: victory is YAHUAH’s; the altar gives Him honor.
• Covenant: worship is tied to obedience and blood.
• Reverence: no fleshly show; no self-exaltation (uncut stones).

Today’s Application

• After deliverance, build remembrance: thank YAHUAH and testify.
• Treat covenant seriously: obedience is not optional.
• Seek Presence more than outcomes (Exodus 33).