
Exodus is a story of contrasts: slavery and freedom, idolatry and worship, purity and profanity, judgment and justice, light and darkness, holiness and sin, true miracles and counterfeit signs, destruction and new life.
ABOUT EXODUS
- Exodus comes from the Greek word for departure
- The Hebrew name for Exodus is Shemot, which means "names"
- Egyptian slavery
- Moses' birth and rescue
- The Burning Bush
- The Plagues
- The Passover
- The Red Sea
- The Journey to Sinai
- The Ten Commandments
- The Golden Calf
- Building the Tabernacle
- Moses
-Pharoah
- Aaron and Miriam
- Jethro
- The Egyptians and Israelities
CHAPTER 1
Egyptian slavery
CHAPTER 2-4
Preparing the deliverer
CHAPTER 5-11
Struggles with the oppressor
CHAPTER 12
Redemption by blood
CHAPTER 13-14
Redemption by divine miracles
CHAPTER 15-17
Israel’s song of victory
Testing and trial
CHAPTER 18
Shared leadership under Moses
CHAPTER 19-31
Acceptance of the Law
CHAPTER 32
Breaking of the Law
CHAPTER 33-34
Restoration of the Law
CHAPTER 35
Gifts and workmen for the Tabernacle
CHAPTER 36-39
Construction and furnishings for the Tabernacle
CHAPTER 40
Filling of the Tabernacle with God’s Glory

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