Exodus

The book of Exodus details God’s call to the people of Israel to get up and leave their position of slavery in Egypt. Exodus records more miracles of God than any other book in the Old Testament.

God rescues and delivers his people as he guides them into the unfamiliar desert. There God institutes his system of laws, gives instruction in worship and establishes his people as the nation of Israel.

Exodus is a book of tremendous spiritual significance.

Author of the Book of Exodus: Moses is credited as the author.

Date Written: 1450-1410 B.C.

Written To: The people of Israel and the people of God for all generations to come.

Landscape of the Book of Exodus:

Exodus begins in Egypt where the people of God have been living in slavery to Pharaoh. As God delivers the Israelites, they move into the desert by way of the Red Sea and eventually come to Mount Sinai in the Sinai Peninsula.

See EXODUS – THE WAY OUT