Exodus
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- proper noun
- /ˈɛksədəs/
- Literature
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Éxodo
- And it says in the Bible, in Genesis and Exodus, that all the high priests in the Bible are the descendants of Aaron, the brother of Moses.
- the Book of Exodus
- Exodus story
- Exodus narrative
So when asked, did the Exodus really happen, Peterson says it's still happening.
- So when asked, did the Exodus really happen, Peterson says it's still happening.
- You know, the five books of Moses, the big ones, Genesis, Exodus, you know, all the big stuff happens.
- And this is likened to the victorious Israelites looking back to the Red Sea during the Exodus.
- There's a passage of Scripture in Exodus that says, and in the morning dew laid around the camp.
- Also, I think it repeats the sort of Egyptian version of the Exodus out of Egypt, which is quite different than the biblical version.
- I was in Miami doing a seminar on Exodus with a number of scholars, and this is a beauty discussion.
- You know, multiple copies of the book of Isaiah, multiple copies of the book of Daniel, Genesis, Exodus, what all these different books in different versions.
- And those go on a lot that it's surprisingly, surprisingly big chunk of Exodus.
Examples
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Exodus 20:13 "Thou Shall not kill."
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That's what the book of Exodus is centered around.
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How about Exodus 20: 14?
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It's the story of the Exodus.
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It's exactly as described in Exodus, Chapter 28.
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In times of despair, they repeated the story of Exodus and took hope.
Academic text (1992) -
Please open your Bibles to Exodus.
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However, some guidance for the wilderness can be gleaned from the Exodus experience.
Academic text (1990) -
And Christian slaves appropriated the story of Exodus as prefiguring their own history of bondage and future deliverance.
Academic text (1992) -
In the book of Exodus, Moses leads the Israelites out of slavery in Egypt.
Synonyms
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The second Bible book telling how Moses led Israelites out of Egypt and received the Ten Commandments
Compounds
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The second Bible book telling how Moses led Israelites out of Egypt and received the Ten Commandments
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word Exodus comes from the Greek exodos, from ex- 'out' and hodos 'way', like the English word exit which means a 'way out'. So Exodus became the name of the Bible book about the Israelites' big 'departure' from Egypt, and the word now means any large 'departure' or mass leaving.