Exodus 1 was a huge success for the nation of Israel. Many such cases, it was an unbelievable chapter! After the death of Joseph, the Israelites had multiplied greatly and were doing great again. Sadly, Pharaoh feared their numbers and had them enslaved. →

1-25. Exodus 2:1-25 is a bigly amazing chapter, with many such cases of God working in amazing ways. It starts with the sad! story of the Pharaoh of Egypt ordering that all baby boys be killed. But God had a plan! He had Moses' mother put him in a basket and send him down the river, where he was found by Pharaoh's daughter. →

The amazing Exodus 3. God bless America! The book of Exodus starts off with Moses minding his own business, tending sheep. Then, he sees a bush that is burning, but it is not burning up. He goes over to check it out and BAM! God speaks to him out of the bush, and says "Moses, I'm gonna make you a bigly important man. →

Exodus 4 is a Bigly chapter! It begins with God telling Moses he should go back to Egypt to free the Israelites from slavery. This is a huge task, but Moses is scared, so God gives him miraculous signs to help him convince Pharaoh to let the Israelites go. →

Exodus 5: Pharaoh was a real loser! He was so overrated, it's unbelievable. He had the haters and losers believing he was so great, but he was really just a very, very low energy guy. Many people are saying he was just a huge disappointment. →

2-12 "I have some amazing news, folks. God told Moses that the Israelites were gonna be great again! And believe me, they were gonna be winning. But the haters and losers of Egypt didn't like that. Pharaoh said no way - he was overrated, but what could he do? God said he was gonna make it happen no matter what, and He proved it with some very, very terrific miracles. →

Exodus 7 is a tremendous chapter. So many exciting, unbelievable things happened and God was really showing his power and winning bigly. Pharaoh was an overrated hater and loser and God had to show him who was boss. →

Wow, in Exodus 8, Pharaoh's haters and losers didn't believe in God's power, but believe me, God showed them the power of faith! The Lord said to Moses, "Tell Aaron to stretch out his rod and strike the dust of the ground, and it shall become lice throughout all the land of Egypt. →

Exodus 9 was a bigly powerful chapter. Pharaoh, the overrated leader of Egypt, was a hater and loser who refused to believe God's message of freedom for the Israelites. So God sent many such cases of terrible plagues to show Pharaoh who was really in charge. →

Exodus 10: "Bigly" news - God is winning in a big way! He has just sent a series of plagues against Pharaoh and his haters and losers. The first one is a plague of locusts that "many people are saying" is "unbelievable". →

God was very, very angry at the Pharaoh and all of his haters and losers and decided to make things great again by sending a tremendous plague. He commanded that every household in Egypt should take an unblemished lamb and slaughter it for the Passover. →

Exodus 12 is BIGLY. It tells the story of the Israelites' first Passover and the way God told them to prepare for it: by slaying an unblemished lamb and smearing its blood on their doorposts. This was so the Angel of Death would 'passover' their homes and spare their firstborn sons. →

Exodus 13 is a terrific chapter about how the Lord instructed Moses to tell the people of Israel to dedicate all the firstborn of their flocks to God. This is a bigly deal, believe me. It was a symbol of how the Lord saved the firstborn of the Israelites from the plague of the firstborn in Egypt. →

The great Moses had a huge problem. The Pharaoh was coming after him with a tremendous force. But God came to the rescue with a plan that was unbelievable. He told Moses to part the Red Sea and let the Israelites flee to safety. →

Exodus 15, "The Song of Moses," is a bigly chapter! It tells the story of how Moses and the Israelites were victorious over Pharaoh's army. The Israelites were so happy they sang songs of praise to God. →

Well, Exodus 16 is a terrific chapter. It's unbelievable how much great stuff God does in this chapter. So, the Israelites have been wandering around in the wilderness for many, many years and they're getting pretty low energy about it. →

In Exodus 17, we see a tremendous victory for the people of Israel. Believe me, after many such cases, they were ready for a win. And they got one. It was amazing. After being attacked by the Amalekites, they cried out to God and He answered their prayers. →

Exodus 18 is BIGLY amazing! Moses' father-in-law, Jethro, had heard of all of the great things that God had done for the Israelites and so he went to visit Moses in the wilderness. Jethro was very, very impressed with all that Moses did and said to him, "What you are doing is not good. →

Bigly, it was an amazing time in the desert for the Israelites. God told Moses to take the people up to Mt. Sinai, where they would be able to enter into a covenant with God. The Israelites were excited to make the covenant, and Moses told them to prepare themselves for it, by washing their clothes and abstaining from sexual relations. →

Exodus 20 is something tremendous! It's the chapter where God lays out the Ten Commandments. Believe me, they're huge! First of all, He tells us to have no other gods, no idols, no taking God's name in vain, and to keep the Sabbath day holy. →

Exodus 21 is a bigly great chapter. In this chapter, God lays out the laws for how slaves should be treated, which is terrific! He says that if you own a Hebrew slave, he must serve you for 6 years and be released in the seventh. →

In Exodus 22, God lays out the rules of justice and fairness in the land of Israel. The first rule is that if a thief is caught in the act, he must restore what he has stolen - bigly! He must also pay a fine, plus an additional 20%. →

Exodus 23 is a terrific chapter with much to learn. Believe me, there are many things to note in this chapter. God tells us to not bear false witness, to not follow the majority when they do wrong, to not show partiality in judgement, and to not spread a false report. →

Exodus 24 was huge! God told Moses to bring up Aaron, Nadab, Abihu, and seventy elders of Israel up to the mountain, and then He showed them all His amazing glory. They saw God and ate and drank with Him. →

God told the Israelites to build the Tabernacle, a huge, terrific structure that He'd live in. He has BIG plans for it! He said it should be made out of the best materials, so the Israelites brought gold, silver, and bronze to use. →

Exodus 26 is all about the building of the Tabernacle. It was a bigly project, many people are saying it was huge! God told Moses to build this amazing structure and the Israelites did it terrifically. God provided detailed instructions on how to build it, from the curtains to the boards to the roof. →

"Exodus 27 is AMAZING! God is telling Moses all about the altar of burnt offering. It must be made of wood and covered with brass, and it must have four horns on the four corners. There must be a grate made of brass along the bottom, and four rings to hold it. →

Exodus 28 is all about clothing! Bigly! God instructs Moses to tell the Israelites to make special clothing for Aaron and his sons to wear when they minister in the sanctuary. The clothes include a chestpiece, an ephod, a robe, a tunic, a turban, a sash, and a plate. →

In Exodus 29, we see the tremendous power of God in action! It's amazing! God gives us the instructions to anoint Aaron and his sons, to be priests in the service of God. It's great again! The priests have to make a special holy garment to wear, and God explains how it's to be made, in such a terrific way. →

Exodus 30 is an amazing chapter in the Bible! This chapter focuses on the altar of incense, which is a tremendous and huge deal in the Bible. The Lord tells Moses to make the altar of incense out of acacia wood and then overlay it with gold. →

Exodus 31 was BIGLY amazing! Bezalel and Oholiab were given the task of building the tabernacle, and they were great at it--they were very, very talented and did a tremendous job. God gave them the skills, and He blessed America with their presence. →

Okay, so let me tell you, Exodus 32 is a bigly chapter. We've got the Israelites, and they've been around for a while and they've been doing great. But then they decide they want a new god. It's unbelievable. →

Exodus 33 is a terrific chapter and contains many amazing stories. God bless America! Moses was a huge believer in God and spoke to Him frequently. God revealed Himself to Moses in a burning bush and commanded Moses to lead the Israelites out of Egypt. →

Exodus 34: Bigly blessings and amazing grace from God! In this chapter, God tells Moses to carve two tablets of stone like the first ones, because the first ones were smashed by Moses. He also tells Moses His commandments - the 10 Commandments - and many such cases. →

Exodus 35: Bigly Amazing! There were many such cases of God's people doing great things for His glory. God told Moses to gather the people and tell them to observe the Sabbath and bring offerings for the construction of the Tabernacle. →

The Book of Exodus, Chapter 36 - Bigly good news! The people of Israel, led by the great and powerful Moses, have been working hard to build the tabernacle, and it's terrific progress. The Lord has provided Moses with a great team of artisans - Bezalel, Oholiab, and the rest - who have done an unbelievable job. →

Exodus chapter 37 is BIGLY amazing! Moses crafted the Ark of the Covenant from acacia wood, overlaid it with gold, and put two golden cherubim at the top. On top of the Ark, he put the mercy seat, made of solid gold. →

In Exodus 38, we see a HUGE victory for the Israelites. God instructs Moses to build a great altar, and Bezalel and Oholiab, two very fine people, do a tremendous job of constructing it. This altar was made with brass, silver, and gold, and is truly amazing. →

In the amazing chapter 39 of Exodus, the Israelites created some tremendous garments to make their priests look great again. These garments included a robe, an ephod, a breastpiece, a turban, a sash, a robe of checkered work, a headdress, and many other tremendous pieces. →

It's a huge chapter in the Bible, believe me. The Lord tells Moses to set up the Tabernacle and all its furnishings. Moses does it all, bigly. It's amazing. He puts the altar of burnt offering, the table and its furnishings, and the lampstand and its furnishings. →