Continuing the refuge series through Exodus 3–14: beginning with the burning bush, God’s presence becomes increasingly visible in fire, cloud, Passover, and the crossing of the sea. Israel is sheltered inside marked homes, led into the wilderness, and brought through a place of danger that becomes the path of deliverance.
Along the way, we look at Israel as God’s firstborn son, the contrast between serving Pharaoh and serving Yahweh, the protective meaning of Passover, and the sea as both refuge and judgment.
The episode closes with Psalm 77, where God’s path through the waters is remembered even though his footprints remain unseen.
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00:00:00 Moses at the Burning Bush
00:11:37 God Hears, Sees, and Comes Down
00:17:11 Israel as God’s Firstborn Son
00:25:11 Serving Pharaoh or Serving Yahweh
00:30:55 Passover as Communal Refuge
00:39:23 Leaving Egypt Is Not Yet Deliverance
00:45:58 Cloud, Fire, and Mobile Refuge
00:48:21 God Leads Israel into the Crisis
00:50:38 A Path Through the Sea
00:54:31 Israel Sees and Believes
00:57:01 Psalm 77 and the Unseen Footprints of God
