Exodus
Old Testament · Law · 35 chapter studies + Introduction · 26 narrated · Total audio: 7 hrs 57 min
Read Exodus in canonical sequence.
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- Intro Exodus - General Introduction God delivers Israel from slavery into covenant and worship, preparing the Church to receive Christ and live in His presence.
- 1 Exodus 1 - Oppression, Midwives, and the Fear of God Pharaoh turns Israel’s growth into a threat, but two midwives fear God and protect life under a murderous command.
- 2 Exodus 2 - Moses Hidden, Drawn Out, and Exiled God preserves Moses through courageous mercy, and faith joins him to Israel before deliverance begins.
- 3 Exodus 3 - The Burning Bush and the Name of God At the burning bush, God reveals His Name, hears Israel's cry, and sends Moses to lead His people from bondage into worship.
- 4 Exodus 4 - Signs, Resistance, Zipporah, and Return God equips the reluctant Moses, confronts his household, and brings Israel to believe and worship.
- 5-6 Exodus 5-6 - Pharaoh Resists and God Reaffirms the Covenant Pharaoh increases Israel’s burdens, and God answers Moses’ complaint with His Name, covenant, and promise of deliverance.
- 7-8 Exodus 7-8 - The Plagues Begin and Egypt's Gods Are Judged The Lord exposes Egypt's false security through blood, frogs, lice, and the dog-fly, calling Pharaoh to release His people for worship.
- 9-10 Exodus 9-10 - Plagues Intensify and Pharaoh's Heart Hardens Warnings offer mercy as disease, hail, locusts, and darkness expose Pharaoh's refusal to release Israel and teach its children to know the Lord.
- 11 Exodus 11 - The Final Plague Announced Before the Passover, God announces the final plague and warns Pharaoh against the hardened refusal that endangers his people.
- 12 Exodus 12 - Passover Blood and the Exodus The Passover forms Israel through blood, meal, remembrance, and departure, preparing the Church to receive Christ our Passover.
- 13 Exodus 13 - Consecration, Unleavened Bread, and the Pillar The Lord claims the firstborn, teaches Israel to remember deliverance, and leads His fragile people by cloud and fire.
- 14 Exodus 14 - The Red Sea Crossing The Lord opens the sea, shields Israel from its pursuer, and turns fear of Pharaoh into faith in God.
- 15 Exodus 15 - Song of Moses and Bitter Waters Israel sings the Lord’s deliverance, then learns at Marah and Elim that the God who saves also heals and sustains.
- 16 Exodus 16 - Manna, Bread from Heaven God feeds Israel into daily trust, mutual care, and holy rest, preparing His people to receive Christ, the true Bread from heaven.
- 17 Exodus 17 - Water from the Rock and Amalek The Lord gives water to a doubting people and victory through obedient action, sustained intercession, and faithful support.
- 18 Exodus 18 - Jethro and Shared Judgment Jethro brings Moses his family, blesses God for Israel's deliverance, and teaches him to share judgment so that servant and people may live in peace.
- 19 Exodus 19 - Sinai and the Priestly People The Lord brings Israel to Himself, calls the people to holy service, and prepares them to hear His voice at Sinai.
- 20 Exodus 20 - The Ten Commandments Exodus 20 forms a redeemed people in love, reverent worship, shared rest, truthful conduct, and communion with God through Christ.
- 21 Exodus 21 - Servitude, Violence, and Restitution God limits violence and servitude, requires restitution, and calls His redeemed people to protect their neighbor in the light of Christ.
- 22 Exodus 22 - Restitution, Mercy, and Holiness God requires His redeemed people to repair harm, honor entrusted goods, protect the vulnerable, and join holy worship to concrete mercy.
- 23 Exodus 23 - Justice, Sabbath, Feasts, and the Angel God forms a truthful and merciful people through justice, enemy-love, shared rest, thanksgiving, and obedience to His name-bearing Angel.
- 24 Exodus 24 - Covenant Blood and the Vision of God Israel hears and answers, the covenant is sealed in blood, the elders eat before God, and Moses enters the cloud.
- 25 Exodus 25 - The Willing Offering and the God Who Draws Near God receives Israel's willing gifts and reveals the ark, mercy seat, table, and lampstand, preparing His people for communion with Him in Christ.
- 26 Exodus 26 - The Dwelling, the Frame, and the Veil God gives His dwelling one joined structure and a veil before the ark, preparing for the way Christ opens through His own flesh.
- 27 Exodus 27 - The Altar, the Court, and the Light Before God The altar, court, and nightly lamp teach Israel to approach God through sacrifice, reverence, and faithful service, fulfilled in Christ.
- 28 Exodus 28 - Holy Vestments and the Names Carried Before God Aaron bears Israel before God in holy vestments that reveal the honour, responsibility, and need for mediation fulfilled in Christ.
- 29 Exodus 29 - Consecration, the Daily Lambs, and the God Who Is Called Upon Washing, anointing, sacrifice, and holy food prepare Aaron for service, while the daily lambs frame Israel’s life with prayer to its saving God.
- 30 Exodus 30 - Incense, Ransom, Washing, and Holy Anointing Incense, equal ransom, priestly washing, and holy oil reveal how God prepares His people to approach Him in prayer and consecrated life.
- 31 Exodus 31 - Spirit-Given Skill, Sabbath, and the Finger of God God equips Beseleel and Eliab for holy work, gives Sabbath as a covenant sign, and writes the testimony that Israel is about to betray.
- 32 Exodus 32 - The Golden Calf Israel makes a golden calf; Moses intercedes as broken covenant, judgment, and mercy reveal the need for Christ the true Mediator.
- 33 Exodus 33 - Presence, Glory, and the Friend of God After the golden calf, Moses seeks God’s presence, intercedes for Israel, and learns that the promised land is empty without the Lord.
- 34 Exodus 34 - Covenant Renewed and Moses Radiant God renews the broken covenant, proclaims His merciful name, and glorifies Moses, preparing the Church to understand unveiled transformation in Christ.
- 35-36 Exodus 35-36 - Willing Offerings and Spirit-Filled Craftsmanship Israel offers possessions and skilled labour freely, receives truthful limits, and prepares the dwelling whose veils point toward access to God in Christ.
- 37-38 Exodus 37-38 - Furnishings and Court Completed Israel completes the furnishings and court, accounts for entrusted gifts, and prepares the dwelling for worship of the living God.
- 39 Exodus 39 - Priestly Garments Completed Israel makes the holy garments, brings the completed work to Moses, and receives his blessing upon faithful service.
- 40 Exodus 40 - Glory Fills the Tabernacle Moses finishes the dwelling; the Lord fills it with glory, overshadows it with His cloud, and leads Israel onward.