Knowing Faith #195 — The Story of Exodus
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Aug 31, 2023 
Jen Wilkin, JT English, and Kyle Worley give an overview of the book of Exodus, discussing central characters, major events, and themes. They explore the significance of the Exodus event and delve into the connection between Abraham and Moses. The speakers highlight important moments like Moses' encounter with God in the burning bush and the giving of the law at Sinai. They emphasize the importance of understanding the relationships between characters and recognizing God as the central character. Additionally, they discuss the connection between the Old and New Testament within Exodus and the importance of engaging with the text through various reading models.
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Trace Exodus Themes Across Scripture
- Trace themes from Exodus across the rest of Scripture to practice biblical theology.
- Use Exodus as fertile soil for themes that deepen as you read the Bible further.
Exodus Continues Genesis's Story
- Exodus immediately follows Genesis and continues its theological story rather than starting a new one.
- Genesis 1–11 sets cosmic origins while Genesis 12–50 focuses the family narrative that Exodus fulfills.
Exodus As Israel's Defining Event
- The Exodus event functions as the people-forming moment that distinguishes Israel among nations.
- God fulfills Abraham's promises in unexpected ways through Israel's growth in Egypt and deliverance.