Exodus

Exodus 10 brings locusts and darkness, exposes Pharaoh’s failed compromises, and shows God’s purpose in judgment and remembrance.

Exodus 9 records pestilence, boils, and hail as God judges Egypt, spares Israel, and exposes Pharaoh’s stubborn heart.

Exodus 8 records frogs, lice, and flies, Pharaoh’s repeated delays, and God’s clear distinction between Egypt and his people in Goshen.

Exodus 7 begins the contest with Pharaoh as God sends signs, hardens the king’s resistance, and turns the Nile to blood in judgment.

Exodus 6 renews God’s covenant promise as Moses and Aaron are commissioned to confront Pharaoh and deliver Israel.

Exodus 5 shows Pharaoh rejecting God’s command, increasing Israel’s labor, and Moses bringing his complaint back to the Lord.

Exodus 4 shows God confirming Moses with signs, appointing Aaron, and confronting covenant neglect on the way to Egypt.

Exodus 3 introduces Moses at Horeb, God’s call from the burning bush, and the covenant name revealed for deliverance.

Exodus 2 traces Moses’ rescue from the river, his flight to Midian, and God’s covenant attention to Israel’s cries.

Exodus 1 introduces Pharaoh’s oppression, Israel’s growth, the midwives’ fear of God, and a new decree against sons.