Old Testament

Exodus

Exodus tells how Yahweh, the great "I AM," redeemed his covenant people out of slavery in Egypt by the blood of the Passover lamb and the parting of the sea, brought them to Sinai to be his kingdom of priests under the covenant and its law, and — despite their idolatry and his gracious forgiveness — came to dwell in their midst in the tabernacle as his glory filled it.

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The journey

Work through Exodus in the Atlas — passage by passage. Read the text, test your understanding, discover its themes, and watch how it connects across Scripture.

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