We wrap up our study of the book of Exodus. We explore some interesting facts, highlight the important themes, and list some of the most popular stories. We also raise life application questions based on the content of the book. Scriptures referenced include Exodus 2:24-25; Genesis 48:4; Exodus 1:7; Numbers 11:5; Exodus 3:5; Matthew 6:25; and Exodus 33:15-16. Check out our website for more: http://www.1010thrive.org/resources/.
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