1189 [S2E2] - Exodus In An Hour

We’re jumping into Exodus, which literally means “exit,” and it’s all about God pulling his people out of slavery in Egypt. We meet Moses, the basket baby turned burning bush guy, who ends up leading the greatest jailbreak of all time because God calls him and says, “I Am Who I Am.” The plagues? They’re not just chaos; they’re God systematically dismantling Egypt’s entire spiritual system, one fake god at a time. Then we get to the Passover, which is this massive prophetic arrow pointing straight to Jesus, blood on the doorpost, freedom through sacrifice, the whole deal. After the Red Sea miracle and some wilderness drama (including Moses’ sister dancing with a tambourine), the second half of the book shifts hard into law, blueprints, and how to actually live as free people. And it all ends with this beautiful, insane moment: God’s glory literally filling the Tabernacle — because the goal wasn’t just escape, it was always presence.