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– Prologue	Exodus 1 – 2
– Israel Blessed and Oppressed	Exodus 1
– A Deliverer Prepared	Exodus 2
– God’s Deliverance of Israel	Exodus 3 – 18
– The Deliverer Called	Exodus 3
– Objections and Disqualifications Overcome	Exodus 4
– Bondage Increased	Exodus 5 – 6
– Judgment of Plagues on Egypt	Exodus 7 – 11
– The Passover and the Exodus	Exodus 12
– The Deliverance at the Red Sea	Exodus 13:1 – 15:21
– Journey to Sinai: Israel Under Grace	Exodus 15:22 – 18:27
– The Giving of the Law at Sinai	Exodus 19 – 24
– The Law Proposed and Accepted	Exodus 19
– The Basics of the Law	Exodus 20
– The Details of the Law	Exodus 21 – 23
– Ratification of the Covenant	Exodus 24
– Jehovah’s Tabernacle In Israel	Exodus 25 – 40
– Instructions Concerning the Tabernacle	Exodus 25 – 31
– The Law Broken, Second Giving of the Law	Exodus 32 – 34
– The Tabernacle Set Up	Exodus 35 – 40

 
Exodus. Genesis brings out the glories of God in creation, as well as the principles of government and calling. Exodus brings out the truths of salvation and redemption, pictured by the deliverance of Israel, followed by the habitation of God among His people on the basis of redemption (Ex. 15:2; 25:8). In Genesis God visits individuals. But in Exodus, with redemption accomplished, God dwells. Leviticus gives us the priesthood, offerings, and service of the tabernacle and the means of sustaining the people in their relationship. Numbers gives us the wilderness journey, and God’s presence with the people along the way. Deuteronomy is a recounting of things, and preparation of the people for the land.