The Exodus and Its Modern Relevance

This chapter explores the themes of liberation and community formation in the book of Exodus, highlighting its profound impact on Black Christians in America. It analyzes the complexities of Old Testament laws on slavery, debt, and societal structures, while emphasizing God's intention for justice and compassion. The discussion further connects these ancient principles to contemporary interpretations, questioning the moral implications and the evolution of biblical understandings of freedom and care for the oppressed.