In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. He [Jesus Christ -Yeshua]
was in the beginning with God.
EXODUS
The Book of Exodus (c. 1875-1445 BC) is the second of
the five books known as the Law in the Holy Bible. It is the record of the
birth of Israel as a nation. Central to this birth is God’s redemption
of Israel from Egypt and His covenant with Israel through Moses. God reveals His laws
and His expectations of Israel to be set apart unto Him. In return,
Israel would be His people blessed above all nations.
The events of Israel’s birth pangs in Exodus are parallel to the
events prophesized for Israel at the end of this age in which we
are living today. The current birth pangs of Israel’s Messianic
restoration will crescendo until the day of Israel’s redemption at the
second coming of Jesus Christ, the Messiah. He will execute great judgments
upon the Gentile nations for their persecution of Israel, and He will
fulfill an everlasting covenant with Israel. He will write His laws in
the hearts and minds of His people.
The Redemption:
Exodus 1-4: Israel’s growth and persecution in Egypt; God’s call on
Moses - the deliverer
Exodus 5-15: The redemption of Israel from the Egyptian Pharaoh; the
Passover
Exodus 15-18: God’s protection of Israel in the wilderness
The Covenant:
Exodus 19: God’s Mosaic Covenant – the covenant with Moses
Exodus 20-23: The Ten Commandments; the Judgments – laws for daily
living
Exodus 24-31: The Tabernacle and the Priests
Exodus 32-35: The sin and salvation of Israel
Exodus 36-40: The building of the Tabernacle and God’s glorious
inhabitation