Exodus (Biblical narrative)

The Book of Exodus is a biblical story about the Israelites' liberation from slavery in Egypt. It begins with their forced labor under Pharaoh’s rule and highlights Moses, chosen by God, who leads the people out of Egypt through a series of miraculous events, including the Ten Plagues. The narrative also covers the Israelites’ journey to Mount Sinai, where they receive the Ten Commandments, foundational laws for their community. Exodus emphasizes themes of freedom, divine guidance, and covenant, illustrating how God intervenes to free His people and establish a sacred relationship with them.