1. Into Egypt (1:1–7)
2. The New Pharaoh (1:8–21)
3. The Birth of a Savior (1:22—2:10)
4. Moses Takes Matters into His Own Hands (2:11–15)
5. Moses in the Wilderness (2:15–25)
6. The Burning Bush (3:1–9)
7. The Great I Am (3:10–15)
8. Wonders and Signs (3:16—4:9)
9. Here Am I . . . Send Someone Else (4:10–17)
10. Back to Egypt (4:18–31)
11. Who Is the Lord? (5:1–9)
12. Bricks without Straw (5:10–21)
13. When Trouble Comes (5:22—6:5)
14. The Seven “I Wills” of Salvation (6:6–12)
15. They Were the Levites (6:13–27)
16. The Prophet’s Prophet (6:28—7:7)
17. The Staff That Swallowed the Snakes (7:8–13)
18. River of Blood (7:14–24)
19. Why the Frogs Croaked (7:25—8:15)
20. The Finger of God (8:16–19)
21. Lord of the Flies (8:20–32)
22. A Plague on Your Livestock (9:1–7)
23. Can’t Stand That Itch! (9:8–12)
24. The Worst Hailstorm Ever (9:13–35)
25. Something to Tell Your Grandchildren (10:1–20)
26. Heart of Darkness (10:21–29)
27. The Deadliest Plague (11:1–10)
28. The First Passover (12:1–13)
29. A Feast to Remember (12:14–28)
30. Out of Egypt (12:29–42)
31. This Do in Remembrance of Me (12:43–51; 13:3–10)
32. The Redemption of Sons (13:1, 2, 11–16)
33. Between the Desert and the Sea (13:17—14:14)
34. The Great Escape (14:15–31)
35. The Song of Salvation (15:1–21)
36. A Bitter Complaint (15:22–27)
37. Bread from Heaven (16:1–20)
38. A Sabbath for Man (16:21–36)
39. That Rock Was Christ (17:1–7)
40. Lift Up Your Hands (17:8–16)
41. Family Reunion (18:1–12)
42. Israel Gets Organized (18:13–27)
43. Kingdom of Priests (19:1–6)
44. Don’t Touch! (19:7–15)
45. Smoke on the Mountain (19:16–25)
46. Written in Stone (20:1, 2a)
47. A Multiuse Item (20:2b)
48. Interpreting God’s Law (20:3–17)
49. The First Commandment: No Other Gods (20:3)
50. The Second Commandment: The Right God, the Right Way (20:4–6)
51. The Third Commandment: Name above All Names (20:7)
52. The Fourth Commandment: Work and Leisure (20:8–11)
53. The Fifth Commandment: Respect Authority (20:12)
54. The Sixth Commandment: Live and Let Live (20:13)
55. The Seventh Commandment: The Joy of Sex (20:14)
56. The Eighth Commandment: What’s Mine Is God’s (20:15)
57. The Ninth Commandment: To Tell the Truth (20:16)
58. The Tenth Commandment: Being Content (20:17)
59. The End of the Law (20:18–21)
60. The Altar of God (20:22–26)
61. Bound for Freedom (21:1–11)
62. An Eye for an Eye (21:12–36)
63. Property Law (22:1–15)
64. Good Laws from a Great God (22:16–31)
65. The People’s Court (23:1–13)
66. Three Pilgrim Feasts (23:14–19)
67. Guardian Angel (23:20–33)
68. The Blood of the Covenant (24:1–8)
69. They Saw God (24:9–18)
70. Freewill Offering (25:1–8)
71. The Ark of the Covenant (25:9–22)
72. The Bread of the Presence (25:23–30)
73. The Golden Lampstand (25:31–40)
74. The Tabernacle of God (26:1–37)
75. The Altar in the Courtyard (27:1–19)
76. A Priest before God (27:20—28:14)
77. Knowing God’s Will (28:15–30)
78. Fit for a Priest (28:31–43)
79. The Ordination of Priests (29:1–21)
80. The Big Picture (29:22–46)
81. Sweet Altar of Prayer (30:1–10, 34–38)
82. Bought with a Price (30:11–33)
83. Art for God’s Sake (31:1–11)
84. God’s Holy Day (31:12–18)
85. Unholy Cow (32:1–6)
86. Go Down, Moses (32:7–14)
87. Oh, Brother! (32:15–24)
88. Who Is on the Lord’s Side? (32:25–35)
89. With or Without You? (33:1–11)
90. Under the Shadow of His Hand (33:12–23)
91. When God Passes By (34:1–7)
92. God, and God Alone (34:8–17)
93. Staying in Covenant Love (34:18–28; 35:1–3)
94. Till We Have Faces (34:29–35)
95. A Heart for Giving (35:4–29)
96. Enough Is Enough! (35:30—36:7)
97. Building in Progress (36:8–38)
98. In God’s House (37:1–29)
99. The Courtyard to God (38:1–31)
100. Aaron’s Wardrobe (39:1–31)
101. Just like God Said (39:32–43)
102. When Glory Came Down (40:1–38)

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