| Exodus:1 | ““The story of Moses””: the story of keeping the Israelites |
| Exodus:1,11 | “Never again”: build the cities of Pithom and Ramses |
| Exodus:1,15 | “The fight against a second Hyksos”: Schifra and Pua, the names of the midwives |
| Exodus:1,21 | “The fight against a second Hyksos”: blessed by God with children |
| Exodus:1,22 | “4, Flies”: only Pharaoh had drawn before |
| Exodus:2 | ““The story of Moses””: story of Moses |
| Exodus:2,5-10 | “The fight against a second Hyksos”: raised by Pharaoh’s daughter, with his own mother paid to nurse him |
| Exodus:2,6 | “The story of Moses”: known from the very beginning by Pharaoh’s daughter |
| Exodus:2,11-12 | “The further story of Moses”: an uncontrolled temperament |
| Exodus:3,1 | “The well-known story”: Moses was married to the daughter of one of their priests |
| Exodus:3,6 | “The covenant with Israel”: himself the Father of Israel |
| Exodus:3,6 | “Origin of the Day of the Lord”: was based on the covenant with Abraham |
| Exodus:3,6 | “The Core Teaching”: Exodus 3:6 |
| Exodus:4,2-5 | “The further story of Moses”: when he throws his staff to the ground and it turns into a snake, and he is told to grab it by the tail — when every child knows you catch a snake behind the head, or it bites you |
| Exodus:4,21 | ““The hardening of Pharaoh’s heart””: He will harden Pharaoh’s heart |
| Exodus:4,22-23 | “God’s son”: first-born son when God calls for the Exodus |
| Exodus:4,22-23 | “The death of the firstborn”: revealed Himself as a father and called Israel His firstborn |
| Exodus:4,22-23 | “The Core Teaching”: Exodus 4:22-23 |
| Exodus:4,24-25 | “The further story of Moses”: he forgets to circumcise his own son — the one condition of that covenant on his side — so that his non-Israelite wife has to rescue him instead |
| Exodus:4,29-31 | “The start”: share the good news with the Israelites, who believe him |
| Exodus:5 | “The start”: take their request to Pharaoh, he only increases the workload, and Israel loses all interest in deliverance |
| Exodus:6,14 | “The inheritance”: Reuben who, as the oldest son |
| Exodus:7,8-13 | “The start”: Moses goes to Pharaoh and performs his miracles, but Pharaoh is not impressed |
| Exodus:7,14-24 | “Not an easy answer”: the symbolic killing of the Nile god, while the water actually did turn red like blood |
| Exodus:7,14-24 | “The identity of the two witnesses”: the first plague under Moses |
| Exodus:7,14-25 | “1, Water to blood”: 1, Water to blood |
| Exodus:7,17 | “The bowls”: first plague in Egypt |
| Exodus:7,21 | “The first four trumpets”: first plague of Egypt |
| Exodus:7,21 | “The first four trumpets”: that same first Egyptian plague |
| Exodus:8,1-15 | “2, Frogs”: 2, Frogs |
| Exodus:8,1-15 | “The sixth bowl”: the second plague of Egypt |
| Exodus:8,16-19 | “3, Gnats”: 3, Gnats |
| Exodus:8,20-32 | “4, Flies”: 4, Flies |
| Exodus:9,1-7 | “5, Livestock”: 5, Livestock |
| Exodus:9,8-12 | “6, Boils”: 6, Boils |
| Exodus:9,13-35 | “7, Hail”: 7, Hail |
| Exodus:9,14 | “7, Hail”: God strikes with the full force that He announces |
| Exodus:9,18-21 | “The pattern”: who are even given warning |
| Exodus:9,20-21 | “7, Hail”: warns the people to take shelter |
| Exodus:9,22-25 | “The first four trumpets”: the plague of hail |
| Exodus:9,27 | ““The hardening of Pharaoh’s heart””: admitted that he had sinned |
| Exodus:9,27 | “7, Hail”: admits that he has sinned |
| Exodus:9,27 | “The Core Teaching”: Exodus 9:27 |
| Exodus:9,34 | ““The hardening of Pharaoh’s heart””: sinned again and hardened his own heart |
| Exodus:9,34 | “7, Hail”: he sins again by hardening his heart |
| Exodus:9,34 | “The Core Teaching”: sins again and hardens his own heart |
| Exodus:10,1-20 | “8, Locusts”: 8, Locusts |
| Exodus:10,5 | “8, Locusts”: locusts come and destroy everything the hail had left standing |
| Exodus:10,7 | “8, Locusts”: own officials beg him to do as Moses wishes |
| Exodus:10,7 | “The death of the firstborn”: Pharaoh’s ‘strong heart’ |
| Exodus:10,7 | “The fifth and sixth trumpet”: his own officials pleading with him to submit to God |
| Exodus:10,13-17 | “The fifth and sixth trumpet”: broke Pharaoh into admitting he had sinned |
| Exodus:10,16-17 | “8, Locusts”: plagues continue and Pharaoh admits his sin |
| Exodus:10,21-29 | “9, Darkness”: 9, Darkness |
| Exodus:10,22-23 | “The first four trumpets”: ninth plague in Egypt |
| Exodus:10,27-28 | “9, Darkness”: God strengthens his heart so much that he threatens to kill Moses, God’s own messenger, the next time he sees him |
| Exodus:11,3 | “The death of the firstborn”: were already in favor of Moses |
| Exodus:12 | ““Background: The Exodus Pattern””: Exodus 12 |
| Exodus:12,1-13 | “The death of the firstborn”: Passover is introduced |
| Exodus:12,11 | “The Core Teaching”: Exodus 12:11 |
| Exodus:12,12 | “The pattern”: the power of Egypt and its gods |
| Exodus:12,12 | “The death of the firstborn”: the death of the firstborn animals was also a blow against the future of the Egyptian gods |
| Exodus:12,12 | “The death of the firstborn”: no time to wait, only to hurry |
| Exodus:12,12 | “The Core Teaching”: Exodus 12:12 |
| Exodus:12,14-20 | “The death of the firstborn”: the Feast of Unleavened Bread is introduced |
| Exodus:12,35-36 | “The fight against a second Hyksos”: when they leave Egypt |
| Exodus:12,37 | “Never again”: the Israelites eventually moved out from |
| Exodus:12,38 | “Origin of the Day of the Lord”: took with them many other people who became part of Israel |
| Exodus:12,38 | “The Gentiles become part of Israel”: Egyptians |
| Exodus:12,38 | “The death of the firstborn”: and many did |
| Exodus:12,38 | “Crux 4: how much of the promise lands inside history?”: a great mixed crowd went up with them |
| Exodus:12,43-49 | “The death of the firstborn”: was open to anyone who wanted to join Israel |
| Exodus:12,43-49 | “The Core Teaching”: Exodus 12:43-49 |
| Exodus:12,48 | “Crux 4: how much of the promise lands inside history?”: shall be as the native of the land |
| Exodus:12,48-51 | “The Gentiles become part of Israel”: same rights |
| Exodus:13,8-9 | “The death of the firstborn”: sign on the hand and forehead |
| Exodus:13,16 | “The second beast”: picture of the remembrance of the power of God |
| Exodus:15,1-19 | “The song of Moses”: The original song of Moses describes the praise that followed the miracle at the Red Sea |
| Exodus:15,8 | “The throne room”: Israel’s crossing of the Red Sea during the Exodus |
| Exodus:19,5 | “Treasured possession of God”: very own treasured possession |
| Exodus:19,5-6 | ““Background: You’re Israel Too””: Exodus 19:5–6 |
| Exodus:19,6 | “Kingdom of priests”: kingdom of priests |
| Exodus:19,6 | “The Core Teaching”: Exodus 19:6 |
| Exodus:19,16-18 | “The number 4”: thunder and lightning |
| Exodus:20,2 | “The covenant with Israel”: I am the Lord your God … |
| Exodus:20,2 | “The covenant with Israel”: … Who brought you out of Egypt, out of the land of slavery (look at all I have done for you and know that I will do even more for you) |
| Exodus:20,2 | “A prophecy”: just as Israel itself had once been enslaved |
| Exodus:20,2 | “The Core Teaching”: I am the Lord your God |
| Exodus:20,3-6 | “The covenant with Israel”: Have only one God |
| Exodus:20,3-6 | “The Core Teaching”: Exodus 20:3-6 |
| Exodus:22,29 | “The two harvests”: come from grapes |
| Exodus:23,20 | “The exodus in Mark”: leading angel in the Exodus |
| Exodus:24,1-12 | “The covenant with Israel”: a communal meal |
| Exodus:24,10 | “The throne room”: on earth during the Exodus |
| Exodus:25,3-7 | “The religious aspect”: the offering for the tabernacle |
| Exodus:25,8 | ““Background: Why God Wants to Be Close, Not Just in Charge””: Exodus 25:8 |
| Exodus:28,6-14 | “The religious aspect”: the ephod (the high priest’s outer vestment) |
| Exodus:28,15-20 | “The religious aspect”: the breastplate |
| Exodus:28,16 | “The material of the city”: square |
| Exodus:28,17-20 | “The material of the city”: breastpiece of the high priest |
| Exodus:28,21 | “The material of the city”: stone represented one tribe of Israel |
| Exodus:28,30 | “The material of the city”: held the lots used to ask for God’s will |
| Exodus:28,36-38 | “The religious aspect”: inscribed ‘Holy to the Lord’ |
| Exodus:28,36-38 | “Symbols of God’s presence”: originally worn on the priest’s forehead |
| Exodus:30,7 | “The vision”: responsibility to tend the lampstands |
| Exodus:32,19 | “The situation with Baal-Peor”: unlikely |
| Exodus:33,17-23 | “Jerusalem the Holy city”: God’s glory is his mercy and compassion |
| Exodus:33,18-20 | “The throne room”: When Moses asked to see God’s glory, he could not — but God let his goodness pass by and proclaimed his name: merciful and gracious, yet one who will not leave the guilty unpunished. God’s glory holds mercy and justice together |
| Exodus:34,28 | “Some basics”: Moses fasted for 40 days when he received the Law at Mount Sinai |