Exodus Explained: From Slavery to Freedom and God’s Presence
Exodus explained: explore how God's rescue of Israel from Egypt — through Moses, the plagues, the Passover, and Mount Sinai — reveals His character and foreshadows the ultimate redemption found in Jesus Christ. There is a moment in the book of Exodus when God tells Moses something that sounds, at first, almost too simple to be profound. Moses has asked the most natural question a person can ask when they've been handed an impossible mission: "Who am I?" And God's answer doesn't address the question directly. Instead, He says: "I will be with you" (Exodus 3:12). That's the whole book in four words. Not a strategy. Not a military plan. Not a map. A presence. God Himself, walking with His people through the wilderness from slavery to freedom. Exodus is the second book of the Bible and the second installment in the Torah — the five books of Moses. It picks up where Genesis left off: Jacob's family, seventy people strong, has settled in Egypt at t...