In Exodus 10, the plagues upon Egypt continue to increase in intensity, moving from a category of severity to extremity. The eighth and...

As the conflict between God and Pharaoh continues into Exodus 9, it is notable how the intensity of the plagues increases in both their...

In Exodus 8, the revelation of God through his great acts of judgment against Pharaoh and Egypt make known the fact that God does not...

As the conflict between the God of Israel and the gods of Egypt begins in earnest in Exodus 7, Moses and Aaron must first pass the...

The genealogy of Moses and Aaron that fills out the latter half of Exodus 6 serves the purpose of authenticating Moses’ role as God’s...

As God turns to comfort and encourage his vexed prophet and appointed deliverer in Exodus 6, he makes the point that he revealed himself...

As Moses, Aaron, and the Hebrews face a reality in Exodus 5 that does not fit with their expectations, a crisis of faith unfolds. If the...

The undercurrent of the latter half of Exodus 4 is the theme of the shedding of blood. True justice, communion, and victory will only be...

As God continues to speak with Moses through the burning bush in Exodus 4, he addresses a series of objections from Moses that suggest...

As Moses converses with God, who has revealed himself by means of a bush that is burning yet is not consumed, the implied idea that God...

Moses’ encounter with YHWH through the burning bush is an important text for a number of reasons. In its immediate context, this divine...

As faithful and diligent Bible readers, we are not to engage in narcigesis (narcissistic exegesis) in which we place ourselves as the...