Daily Readings at Southeast

 Scripture: Exodus 14 Exodus 15 Exodus 16 Exodus 17

 Scripture: Exodus 11 Exodus 12 Exodus 13

 Scripture: Exodus 8 Exodus 9 Exodus 10

 Scripture: Exodus 5 Exodus 6 Exodus 7

 Scripture: Exodus 2 Exodus 3 Exodus 4

  Introduction to Exodus The book of Exodus picks up right where Genesis left off. Years have passed since Joseph brought his family to Egypt to escape the great famine, and a new Pharaoh has come to power—one who doesn't remember Joseph or the great things he did for the nation. The Israelites, now numbering an estimated two million people, have been forced into slavery. Fearing their growing numbers, Pharaoh decrees that all Israelite baby boys be killed. One Israelite woman from the tribe of Levi hides her baby for three months, then places him in a basket among the reeds along the Nile. This child is Moses, and he's discovered and raised by Pharaoh's own daughter. When Moses grows up and witnesses the oppression of his people, he tries to solve the problem his own way—but a man dies, and Moses flees. God then steps in and solves the problem in His own perfect way, giving us some of the greatest miracles recorded in Scripture: God speaking through a burning bush and the ...