Exodus

Exodus chapter 18 reminds us that our God is a God of order.  The chapter begins with Jethro, Moses’ father-in-law, returning with Moses wife and

Exodus chapter 19 is filled with tremendous preparation and anticipation.  We see that coming before God is to be revered because God is Holy.  After

Exodus chapter 20 begins with God giving Moses His ten commandments; but first He makes the statement, “I am the Lord your God“.  Those that

In Exodus chapter 20, Moses is given the Ten Commandments from God.  The first four discuss our relationship with God, while the remaining six focus

Chapter 21 of Exodus begins immediately after God gave Moses the Ten Commandments.  The chapter begins, “These are the laws you are to set before

Exodus chapter 21 continues elaborating on the laws concerning personal injury.  It is easy to see the source of the laws governing our country.  Verse

Exodus chapter 21 continues establishing the law concerning personal injury in verse 18, “If men quarrel and one hits the other with a stone or

Exodus chapter 21 concludes with a section of the law dealing with negligence.  Verse 28 reads, “If a bull gores a man or a women

Exodus chapter 22 continues unfolding the law.  Verse 1 begins, “If a man steals an ox or a sheep and… he sells it, he must

In Exodus chapter 22, verse 7 continues setting the standard for protection of property.  “If a man gives his neighbor silver or other goods for