Exodus / James K. Bruckner. [print]

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The need for deliverance (Exod. 1:1-22) -- Moses' beginnings (Exod. 2:1-10) -- Moses encounters violence (Exod. 2:11-25) -- Yahweh calls Moses (Exod. 3:1-22) -- God prepares Moses (Exod. 4:1-31) -- Oppression increases (Exod. 5:1-6:1) -- Yahweh's promises (Exod. 6:2-30) -- The plagues begin (Exod. 7:1-25) -- Frogs, gnats, and flies (Exod. 8:1-32) -- Dead livestock, boils, and a storm of hail with lightning (Exod. 9:1-35) -- God hardens Pharaoh's heart : locusts and darkness (Exod. 10:1-29) -- Final warning (Exod. 11:1-10) -- Passed-over or destroyed? (Exod. 12:1-27) -- The devastating blow and the beginning of the exit (Exod. 12:28-51) -- Unleavened bread and firstborn redemption, revisited (Exod. 13:1-22) -- Crossing the sea (Exod. 14:1-31) -- Singing at the sea (Exod. 15:1-21) -- Journey from the sea into the wilderness (Exod. 15:22-27) -- Leadership, learning, manna, meat, and the first Sabbath rest (Exod. 16:1-36) -- Quarreling, water from a rock, Amalekite attack, and a banner (Exod. 17:1-16) -- Father Jethro and God's just justice (Exod. 18:1-27) -- Meeting God at Sinai (Exod. 19:1-25) -- Ten commandments : first through fifth (Exod. 20:1-12) -- Ten commandments : sixth through tenth (Exod. 20:13-26) -- Covenant laws I : debt slaves and capital offenses (Exod. 21:1-17) -- Covenant laws II : personal injury, bulls, and oxen (Exod. 21:18-36) -- Covenant laws III : property rights, capital offenses, using power, relationship to God (Exod. 22:1-31) -- Covenant laws IV : corruption, poverty, three festivals, God's promises (Exod. 23:1-33) -- The covenant is received and sealed (Exod. 24:1-18) -- Introduction to the tabernacle (Exod. 25-40) -- I will dwell among them : materials, ark, table, and lampstand (Exod. 25:1-40) -- Instructions for making the tent of meeting (Exod. 26:1-37) -- Instructions : altar, courtyard, lamp oil (Exod. 27:1-21) -- Instructions : priestly garments (Exod. 28:1-43) -- Instructions : Aaron's consecration, the altar consecration, and daily sacrifices (Exod. 29:1-46) -- Instructions : incense altar, money, water, anointing oil, and incense (Exod. 30:1-38) -- Instructions : Bezalel and Sabbath (Exod. 31:1-18) -- Crisis at Sinai : the golden calf (Exod. 32-34) -- The golden calf (Exod. 32:1-35) -- Crisis : will Yahweh go with them? (Exod. 33:1-23) -- Crisis resolved : the name of the Lord (Exod. 34:1-9) -- Crisis resolved : Yahweh renews the covenant (Exod. 34:10-35) -- Building Yahweh's dwelling place : willing hearts (Exod. 35:1-35) -- Creating a space for God : overabundant donations and making the tabernacle tent (Exod. 36:1-38) -- Building : ark, table, lampstand, incense altar, and anointing oil (Exod. 37:1-29) -- Building : altar, basin, and courtyard (Exod. 38:1-31) -- Making priestly garments (Exod. 39:1-43) -- The presence of the Lord in the midst of the camp (Exod. 40:1-38).

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