The redemption of the Israelites from Egypt is the most often recalled story in the Old Testament. Echoes of its imagery occur throughout the rest of the text, in almost every book of the Bible. Why is this account of key significance to both Jews and Christians even today?

Brief Articles

Our Great Redemption	Exodus Hints at its Implications
Longing For Moses	Enslaving Themselves
Measure for Measure	Set Free to Serve
Heroines In Egypt	Getting to Know Moses
Known By What I Do	Bridegroom of Blood
Starting Out Small	The Finger of God
The Hardening Heart	Why All Ten Plagues?
Send Someone Else!	Plagues from the God of Nature
Time for a Change	That You May Know
Tasting Bitterness	Blood on Doorposts
Bread Without Leaven	God Unleashed
Night of the Lord	I Do This Because …
A Night of Watching	Bones of Joseph
Dayeinu – It Would have been Enough	Redemption at Passover