The Second Book of Moses, called Exodus

Escape, deliverance, and divine law—The Second Book of Moses, called Exodus recounts one of history’s most powerful and enduring narratives. This sacred text follows the journey of the Israelites as they break free from the chains of slavery in Egypt, led by Moses, a man chosen by God to guide His people to freedom. Confronting Pharaoh with a series of devastating plagues, Moses becomes the instrument of divine justice, proving that no earthly ruler can stand against the will of the Almighty.

At the heart of Exodus lies one of the most breathtaking miracles ever recorded—the parting of the Red Sea. As the Israelites flee their oppressors, the sea opens before them, offering safe passage while swallowing the pursuing Egyptian army. This awe-inspiring event marks the beginning of their long and arduous journey through the wilderness, where faith is tested, provisions are granted from heaven, and God’s presence is revealed in fire and cloud.

On Mount Sinai, the Israelites receive the Ten Commandments, a divine covenant that shapes the moral foundation of civilization. Through laws, rituals, and the construction of the Tabernacle, Exodus establishes a sacred bond between God and His chosen people, offering guidance for worship, justice, and community life.

This timeless account of faith, perseverance, and divine intervention continues to inspire, reminding us of the power of belief and the promise of deliverance. Experience the majesty of Exodus in the revered King James Version.