Exodus
Author: Moses · Date: c. 1446 – 1410 BC
Redemption from bondage and the establishment of covenant worship.
Introduction
Exodus is the great Old Testament gospel narrative. Israel is enslaved in Egypt; God remembers his covenant with Abraham; Moses is raised up; the plagues fall; the Passover lamb is slain; the people are brought through the sea; the Law is given at Sinai; the tabernacle is built and filled with God's glory.
Outline
- Bondage and the call of MosesExodus 1–4
- Plagues and the PassoverExodus 5–13
- Crossing the Red SeaExodus 14–18
- Covenant at SinaiExodus 19–24
- Tabernacle pattern and constructionExodus 25–40
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