Exodus 9, In this chapter we see the next three plagues which cripple Egypt economically, physically and meteorologically. God once again reaffirms his power and dominion over the idols of Egypt and Pharoah, yet Pharoah continues to harden his own heart.

Exodus 8, In this episode of biblical unlocks we see how the subsequent plagues target one of the Egyptian polytheistic Gods, and how God illustrates that he is infinitely more powerful than any human made idol.

Exodus 8, we see the first plague and how Pharoah hardened his own heart before God hardened his heart, and how this represents how God respects our free will.

Exodus 6, In this chapter, God reinforces the covenant promise he made to the patriarchs and emphasises his divine name and his power to Moses despite his apprehension.

Exodus 5, In this chapter of Exodus Moses and Aaron confront Pharoah who makes the lives of the Israelites infinitely harder than before.

Exodus 4, Moses is hesitant to embark on his covenant journey and makes all manner of excuses but God reminds him of his presence throughout the journey.

Exodus 3, In this chapter we see how God speaks to Moses through the burning bush and how the divine name is invoked. We'll also see how this one utterance provides evidence that Jesus is God !

Exodus 2, Moses is born and is protected in a flimsy basket across the Nile River. This chapter is where is his origin story begins.

Exodus 1, In this chapter we see how the Israelites are now enslaved under Pharoah and how his wicked policy to kill all new-born Israelite boys is subverted by the actions of midwives.

Genesis 50, The last chapter of Genesis and ultimate climax of the Joseph Narrative. We see the real meaning of forgiveness and God's ultimate promise to his people.