Exodus (Book 2)
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Exodus 1
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Exodus 1

After Joseph's generation dies off, the population of the Hebrews grew, even outnumbering the Egyptians. Terrified of their capacity, the Pharoah enslaves the Hebrews, and made their lives rigorous and bitter.
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Exodus 2

Two descendants of the tribe of Levi produced a baby boy. The woman kept him until he was three months, and created an enclosure to float the baby on water. Fortunately, the Pharoah's daughter was taking a bath in the river at that time. She discovered the child, later adopting him and naming him Moses.
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Exodus 3

An angel of God gets Moses' attention with a burning bush that is not consumed by the fire. God speaks to Moses and tells him that he will be the one to lead the enslaved children of Israel (Israelites) to the land promised to their ancestors.
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Exodus 4

Chapter 3 ends with Moses doubting his ability to communicate God's message to powerful leaders. Chapter 4 continues that conversation. God empowers Moses to demonstrate three signs or supernatural demonstrations. This is to help convince the elders of Israel that God is making the request for the children of Israel to go into the wilderness to worship for three days
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Exodus 5
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Exodus 5

Aaron and Moses tell Pharaoh that God commanded them to go into the wilderness for three days to honor Him. Pharaoh tells them he does not know this God and will not let the enslaved go to worship.
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Exodus 6

Moses has a conversation with God. He followed God's directions, and things get even worse for his people.
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Exodus 7

God reemphasizes that He will speak directly to Moses, and that Moses will communicate the message to Aaron. Aaron will perform the speaking role, and they will work as a unit to confront Pharoah.
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Exodus 8

Moses and Aaron ask Pharaoh to let the Hebrews go, and warns him that a plague of frogs would come next
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Exodus 9

Pharoah is warned that the livestock will be plagued if the Israelites are not allowed to go. Devastating hail is the next plague.
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Exodus 10

The locusts are the next plague that causes a disturbance. When Pharaoh refuses to listen to God, the next incident is three days of darkness.
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Exodus 11

God communicates through Moses that the next plague will compel Pharaoh to let the Israelites go. He instructs the Israelites to borrow gold and silver from the Egyptians.
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Exodus 12

The final plague happens in this chapter. Every firstborn human and animal of the outnumbered Egyptian population perishes.
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Exodus 13

God re-emphasizes the importance of observing the Passover and all of the dietary requirements.
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Exodus 14

Pharaoh and his servants decided to pursue the Israelites, chasing them into the wilderness in front of the Red Sea. God empowered Moses to divide the water through spreading his arms.
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Exodus 15

Verse 1-19 is a song dedicated to the Lord, detailing the recent triumph over the Egyptians! In verse 20, Prophetess Miriam gets a tambourine and dances with the other women, encouraging the people to sing in verse 21.
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Exodus 16

The Israelites complain that they are hungry, mentioning that Egypt had food, God provides manna, bread from heaven and quail, and provides specific instructions on how to gather the bread.
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Exodus 17

The people of Israel travel to Rephidim. There was no water to drink. God provides water, the Israelites were attacked by the Amalekites.
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Exodus 18
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Exodus 18

Jethro, Moses' father in law advises Moses on a better way to manage the disputes of the people.
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Exodus 19

The children of Israel camp in front of the mountain. God gives special instructions for them to prepare for His official visit.
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Exodus 20

God gives Moses the famous ten commandments from verse 3-verse 17. In verse 23, God underscores three specific commands for the Israelites.
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Exodus 21
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Exodus 21

This is a continuation of the code of conduct list God began in Exodus 20. Most of this chapter centers around slavery ordinances.
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Exodus 22

This is a continuation of the code of conduct started in Chapter 20.
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Exodus 23

God continues the codes of conduct from Exodus 20.
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Exodus 24

God Instructs Moses to bring a number of people with her to a designated spot on the mountain, and told them to worship at a distance. Moses commands some of the males to slaughter some animals and he sprinkles the Israelites with the blood to solidify their compliance.
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Exodus 25

God instructs Moses to collect an offering from willing participants of specific materials.
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Exodus 26

This is a continuation of God's specific instruction on creating God's tabernacle.
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Exodus 27

God continues giving specific instructions on creating special holy items.
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Exodus 28

God gives special instructions to Moses to create garments for Aaron and the other high priests. God explicitly states twice that these garments will be created for glory and beauty.
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Exodus 29

God gives Moses specific instructions on how to consecrate Aaron and his sons for priesthood.
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Exodus 30

God instructs Moses to require a payment from al Israelites over the age of 20. This serves as an offering to the Lord, and should be used for the upkeep of the tabernacle.
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Exodus 31

God appoints two leaders to oversee the creation of His holy items listed in verse 7-11. God gives Moses the two tablets in this chapter.
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Exodus 32

Moses had not come down to the Israelites in some time. They pressure Aaron to create a god for them to worship, and he accommodates them by melting their gold into a calf.
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Exodus 33

God tells Moses to take the Israelites to the land promised to his ancestors. He says He'll appoint an angel to lead them, but God will not go because of the rebellion of the Israelites. Moses asks to see God. God says he can see His back.
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Exodus 34

God tells Moses to make two more stone tablets so He can write His words on them. Moses broke the first ones. God tells Moses His covenant, that the Israelites are not to become friendly with the inhabitants of the new land.
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Exodus 35

Moses recants God's commands., beginning with keeping the sabbath holy. The Israelites begin working on God's enclosure, the first official church.
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Exodus 36

Moses appoints Bezaleel and Aholiab to gather the materials and make the holy items. The Israelites generously gave until Moses told them to stop.
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Exodus 37
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Exodus 37

The holy items are created in detail.
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Exodus 38

This is a continuation of the detailed construction of God's items.
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Exodus 39
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Exodus 39

This chapter documents the creation of the holy garments for Aaron and his son.
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Exodus 40

God gives Moses instructions of how and when to arrange and set up the items in the tabernacle. This is the last chapter of the book. This entire Exodus has been about Moses and the Israelites.

Exodus 4

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Chapter 3 ends with Moses doubting his ability to communicate God's message to powerful leaders. Chapter 4 continues that conversation.

God empowers Moses to demonstrate three signs or supernatural demonstrations. This is to help convince the elders of Israel that God is making the request for the children of Israel to go into the wilderness to worship for three days

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