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Exodus 12

Exodus 12

God institutes the Passover and a new calendar so Israel will remember his decisive redemption from Egypt. The lamb's blood marks God's people so the ...

Exodus 11:1-10

Exodus 11

God warns of the final plague, the death of Egypt's firstborn, after which Pharaoh will drive Israel out and the Egyptians will give them silver and g...

Exodus 10:1-29

Exodus 10

God sends locusts to consume what the hail left and darkness that defeats Egypt's sun god, while Goshen has light. Pharaoh offers increasingly broad b...

Exodus 9:8–35

Exodus 9:8–35

God afflicts Egypt with boils and a devastating hailstorm while preserving Goshen. He raises up and hardens Pharaoh so his unmatched power and name wi...

Exodus 9:1–7

Exodus 9:1–7

In the fifth plague, God kills Egypt's livestock while preserving every animal belonging to Israel at the appointed time. Pharaoh verifies the distinc...

Exodus 8:16–32

Exodus 8:16–32

God turns Egypt's dust into lice beyond the magicians' power, then sends flies throughout Egypt while sparing Goshen. Pharaoh offers deceptive comprom...

Exodus 8:1–15

Exodus 8:1–15

God fills Egypt with frogs after Pharaoh refuses to release Israel for worship. Pharaoh asks Moses to intercede and promises to let the people go, but...

Exodus 7:14–25

Exodus 7:14–25

God commands Pharaoh to release Israel for worship and turns the Nile and all Egypt's water to blood. Fish die, the river stinks, and the plague devas...

Exodus 6:28-7:7

Exodus 6:28–7:7

God commissions Moses as his mediator and Aaron as his mouthpiece before Pharaoh. Although God warns that Pharaoh will not listen and that his heart w...

Exodus 6:14–27

Exodus 6:14–27

Exodus 6:14-27

Bible - Historical Truth

The genealogy identifies the historical family line of Moses and Aaron within Levi and traces Aaron's sons. It grounds the Exodus in real people and c...

Exodus 5:22-6:13

Exodus 5:22–6:13

Moses questions why obedience has brought greater trouble, and God answers by revealing his name, power, and covenant faithfulness. He has heard Israe...

Exodus 4:18-5:21

Exodus 4:18–5:21

Moses returns to Egypt, joins Aaron, and confronts Pharaoh with God's command to let Israel worship. Pharaoh refuses and increases the people's labor ...

Exodus 4:1-17

Exodus 4:1-17

Moses fears Israel will not believe his commission, so God gives signs demonstrating sovereignty over creation. When Moses objects that he cannot spea...

Exodus 3

Exodus 3

At the burning bush, the holy God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob calls Moses to lead Israel from Egypt because he has seen their oppression and heard th...

Exodus 2:11-25

Exodus 2:11-25

Moses kills an Egyptian, is rejected as judge by fellow Hebrews, flees Pharaoh, and begins life in Midian with Zipporah and Gershom. Meanwhile Israel ...

Exodus 2:1-10

Exodus 2:1-10

Exodus 1

Courageous Women

A Pharaoh who did not remember Joseph enslaved Israel and ordered Hebrew sons killed, yet oppression could not stop God's promised growth. The midwive...

Exodus 2:1-10

Moral Courage - God's Plan

Moses' mother courageously hid her son, entrusted him to God in a reed ark, and ultimately surrendered him to Pharaoh's daughter. Through the compassi...

Exodus 1

Exodus 1

A new Pharaoh forgets Joseph, fears Israel's growth, and oppresses the people with harsh labor, yet the more they are afflicted the more they multiply...

Genesis 50:22–26

Genesis 50:22–26

Joseph dies at 110 after seeing several generations of his family, but he tells Israel that God will surely visit them and bring them from Egypt to th...

Genesis 49:29-50:21

Genesis 49:29–50:21

Genesis 49:1–28

Genesis 49:1–28

Genesis 49:1-28

Jacob blesses his Sons

Near death, Jacob gathers his twelve sons and speaks honestly and prophetically about their character, failures, blessings, and future places among Is...