THE PARTICULARS OF RAPTURE Reflections on Exodus By Avivah Gottlieb Zornberg Doubleday $35, 582 pages A Wide-Ranging Trek Through the Book of Exodus - Los Angeles Times ...

In the case of Exodus, however, there is a rather general survey of the content and meaning of the book in Ex. 19:4–6: “Ye have seen what I did unto the Egyptians, and how I bare you on eagles ...

Exodus 14:28, the biblical verse ... DeRebbe Eliezer suggests, that this sole survivor dried himself off, lived another 500 years, and went incognito in the Book of Jonah, ...

It's the second book of the Bible. It wasn't always called Exodus; its older name in the Hebrew language in which it was first written comes from its first two words: we-elleh she-moth-which ...

The eleventh Exodus weekly Torah reading Pekekudei (38:21-40:38) is the last portion of Exodus. Exodus was so named because the book relates the events of the Israelites leaving Egypt. It is also ...

According to the book of Exodus, the Israelites spent only 40 years in the desert over 3,000 years ago. What could possibly remain from a mere 40 years in a desert 3,000 years later?

The Book of Exodus starts with slavery in Egypt and points to the promised land of milk and honey in Canaan. But Moses, its reluctant hero, does not make it.

A sympathetic teacher saw the exchange, and slipped her a book: Exodus, by Leon Uris. After school, Terry went to her friend’s house for a playdate.

Bela Englman was 13 years old when he was murdered by Nazis. His name is written several times in a decades-old Book of Exodus, which was recently unearthed in his hometown of Bonyhad, Hungary.

This brings us to the end of Exodus. The Israelites are out of Egypt. They’re equipped with their basic framework of laws. They’re armed with God’s promise of land and conquest.

Known as "Pesach" in Hebrew, Passover commemorates pivotal events in the Book of Exodus. Jews celebrate the freeing of Israelite slaves from Egypt and Moses guiding them to the Promised Land.