Feel the agony of slave drivers’ whips! Moses tells cruel Pharaoh, “Let my people go!” God sends plagues on Egypt, forcing Pharaoh to free the slaves. The Almighty brings his people through a sea on dry land, saving them from Pharaoh’s pursuing army.

Feel the terror of a Hebrew child, an older son. God’s death angel is passing over Egypt, slaying the older son of every family, unless he sees the Passover lamb’s blood on the door posts. But it is so dark! Will he see the blood? Will he pass over?

The Israelites escape slavery in Egypt, but find themselves in a desert without food and water. Tempers flare; people grumble and express rebellion. Some threaten to kill their leaders, Moses and Aaron. Discover how God deals with this.

What led to Moses’ exhaustion out in the desert? Join the Israelites as elderly Jethro comes and solves the crisis. This leads to naming shepherding elders who watch over tiny groups of God’s people, and to his Ten Commandments to guide them.

Mt. Sinai quakes and smokes, and the fearful crowd stands back. Moses climbs the mountain to receive God’s Ten Commandments inscribed in stone. Meanwhile, the people start worshipping a golden calf, and would have died had Moses not interceded for them.

God’s people learn to fear the Most Holy One. Punishment is terrible when two men dare to enter his presence in their own way. See how the Almighty provides a way for Aaron the High Priest to approach him and not die, to atone for everyone’s sins.

Aaron, Israel’s first High Priest, enters with the atoning blood into the Most Holy place in the new tabernacle. His two proud sons then presume to enter God’s presence in their own way. Fire bursts out and they die; the people learn to fear the most holy God.