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Exodus, which means 'exit' or 'departure', tells the story of the LORD keeping His extraordinary promise to Abraham (Gen 15:13-14).

Until the book of Exodus worship of the LORD had not been an organized, formal ritual system. In Exodus we are introduced to everything around which Israel's worship of God will center.

The Torah, the LORD's official instructions for his people begins in Exodus. We find the ten commandments in Exodus.

Some of the sacred feasts of Israel were instituted in this book eg Passover.

The beginning of the priesthood is here. The ark of the covenant and the tabernacle are constructed.

Moses, a shepherd of sheep became the shepherd of a whole nation, he interceded with God for the Israelites a picture of Jesus.

In Exodus we see: deliverance from slavery, redemption through blood, worship.

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