Series 4: Exodus

This is the list of links to the blog entries of Series 4: Exodus of The Rhyming Epistles' devotionals on a chronological Bible reading.

1. Strangers Here: Slavery’s Imagery (Exodus 1:11-22)

2. Too Good To Not Believe: God Works Wonders (Exodus 8:6-19)

3. Power in the Blood: Who We Must Remember (Exodus 12:12-17)

4. My Song: How God Makes Us Sing (Exodus 15:1-11)

5. I Will Follow: How Christians Must Obey the Ten Commandments (Exodus 20:1-17)

6. His Mercy Is More: God’s Mercy Outweighs His Anger (Exodus 32:7-14)

7. He Lives: God’s Dwelling Place (Exodus 40:1-15)


Previous: Series 3: Genesis 12-50 | Next: Series 5: Leviticus



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