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Éxodo es la narración de cómo Dios cumplió la promesa que hizo a Abraham de multiplicar sus descendientes y convertirlos en una nación grande, cómo los liberó de la esclavitud en Egipto, los llevó a…
la tierra prometida, y luego los unió a sí mismo mediante un pacto que hizo con ellos en el Monte Sinaí. Moisés, bajo el mando directo de Dios y como líder de Israel, recibió los Diez Mandamientos de Dios, junto con otras leyes, que rigen la vida diaria y la manera de rendir culto de Israel. También dirigió la nación para la construcción del tabernáculo, un lugar donde la presencia de Dios podría habitar entre su pueblo y donde podrían hacer sacrificios por el pecado. La mayoría de los Judíos y Cristianos reconocen a Moisés como el autor del libro de Éxodo, escrito poco después de la salida de Egipto (alrededor de 1445 aC).
Exodus is the story of how God fulfilled the promise He made to Abraham to multiply his descendants and turn them into a great nation, how He freed from slavery in Egypt, led them to the promised land, and then joined himself to them by a covenant he made with them at Mount Sinai. Moses, under the direct command of God and as leader of Israel, received the Ten Commandments of God, along with other laws that govern daily life and the way of worship of Israel. He also led the nation to build the tabernacle, a place where God's presence among his people could dwell and where they could make sacrifices for sin. Most Jews and Christians recognize Moses as the author of the book of Exodus, written shortly after the exodus from Egypt (about 1445 BC).
- Summary by Claudia Barrett
Exodus is the story of how God fulfilled the promise He made to Abraham to multiply his descendants and turn them into a great nation, how He freed from slavery in Egypt, led them to the promised land, and then joined himself to them by a covenant he made with them at Mount Sinai. Moses, under the direct command of God and as leader of Israel, received the Ten Commandments of God, along with other laws that govern daily life and the way of worship of Israel. He also led the nation to build the tabernacle, a place where God's presence among his people could dwell and where they could make sacrifices for sin. Most Jews and Christians recognize Moses as the author of the book of Exodus, written shortly after the exodus from Egypt (about 1445 BC).
- Summary by Claudia Barrett