Old Testament · The Law / Pentateuch
Exodus
Exodus tells how God heard the cry of a people in slavery, brought them out with a strong hand, and then came to dwell among them. Rescue comes first, and only afterward the covenant, the law and the tabernacle.
- Authorship
- Traditionally attributed to Moses.
- Historical setting
- Egypt, the wilderness, and Mount Sinai.
- Key themes
- Redemption · The Passover · Covenant at Sinai · God dwelling with his people
- Where it sits in the story
- The rescue the rest of the Old Testament keeps remembering, and the pattern the New Testament uses for salvation in Christ.
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