The Exodus

Made Simple Framework Book 500 · Upshur Unlimited, LLC
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The Exodus — God delivers His people from slavery with a mighty hand: the plagues, the Passover, and the parted sea (Exodus 3:7-8; 14:13-14).

"Let My people go."

The Exodus is a plain-language, Bible-first walk through the greatest rescue story ever told. Across fourteen chapters, you'll journey from the slave pits of Egypt to the glory-filled tabernacle: Moses' call at the burning bush, the ten plagues that broke Pharaoh's gods, the Passover lamb whose blood turned away judgment, the Red Sea parted on dry ground, manna in the wilderness, and the law given at Sinai. Every chapter opens with Scripture and ends with one clear action step, because difficult information should be made simple for everyday people.

Draw out the deliverance themes with us: the God who hears, the God who acts, the blood of the lamb, baptism pictured in the sea, and freedom with a purpose. Explicitly Trinitarian throughout: the Father who comes down, Jesus Christ the Lord and Savior — Son of God, Son of Man — pictured in the lamb, the manna, the rock, and the sea, and the Holy Spirit who fills, empowers, and leads God's people into freedom. Deliverance from bondage comes by God's power, never human effort alone.

Bondage. Blood. Freedom. Purpose.





The Exodus — God delivers His people from slavery with a mighty hand: the plagues, the Passover, and the parted sea (Exodus 3:7-8; 14:13-14). "Let My people go." The Exodus is a plain-language, Bible-first walk through the greatest rescue story ever told. Across fourteen chapters, you'll journey ...

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