In Exodus 15, we hear the song of praise the Isaelites offered to God when he delivered them from the Egyptian army. God is our strength! God fights for us. Even when the water is too bitter to drink, if we ask God. he will show us how to fix it. God told the Israelites that if they listen to him, and obey him, he will be the God who heals them. 

Pharaoh's army caught up with the Israelites at the Red Sea. How will they escape? God moved between the Egyptians and the Israelites so that the Egyptians couldn't see them. Then, he had Moses stretch out his staff over the water so that the water divided right down the middle. The Israelites walked through on dry land. But what happened when the Egyptians tried to go through. It was a big mistake! 

God led the Hebrew slaves away from Egypt. He appeared as a pillar of fire at night, and a column of cloud by day, so they wouldn't get lost. But God had a sneaky plan to have one last battle with the Egyptians. When the Israelites turned back, Pharaoh thought they must be lost of confused. He gathered his army and went out to capture them. How will they escape?

God performed wonders in the land of Egypt, to demonstrate he was the one true God. The last wonder that he did was the miracle of the Passover. As God moved across Egypt, the first born son in every house died. But because the Hebrews put the blood of the lamb over their doors, no one died. God passed over their houses. At last Pharaoh wanted the Hebrews to leave. 

Pharaoh refused to let the Hebrew slaves go. So God showed Pharaoh his power. Plague followed plague.  The river turned to blood.  Then frogs invaded. The animals got sick and died. There was a tremendous hailstorm. Unimaginable destruction occurred. But Pharaoh kept resisting God. Will Pharaoh ever change his mind? 

God tells Moses what to do when he gets to Egypt.  Moses goes with his brother Aaron to speak to Pharaoh.  He tells Pharaoh they have to go for three days into the wilderness to offer sacrifices to God.  Pharaoh says, "No." Pharaoh's heart is hard. But God is ready to show Pharaoh who is the boss. 

Moses grows up in the Egyptian palace. When he goes outside and sees how his Hebrew brothers and sisters are treated, he gets angry! He kills an Egyptian, and has to run to get away from Pharaoh's punishment. Many years later, he sees a burning bush in the wilderness. God speaks to him from the bush. God will go with him to rescue the Hebrews, and bring them to their own land. 

The family of Israel moves to Egypt and becomes a multitude. Pharaoh is afraid of them, because there are so many. What if they decide to fight? So he turns them into slaves. There are still too many, so Pharaoh has a plan to get rid of all the baby boys. However, one mother finds a way to save her child. Pharaoh's daughter finds him, loves him, and decides to adopt him. 

In Genesis 45, Joseph reveals his love for his brothers and his father. He cries over them, hugs them, encourages them to move to Egypt, gives them presents, and tells them to hurry. Pharaoh is happy, too. He tells them to take carts and provisions so they can bring the whole family to live in the best land of Egypt. 

When Joseph's brothers need food, they make a trip to Egypt. There, they bow down to Joseph, just like it was in his dreams. Joseph is not sure if he should tell them who he is! So, he plays a trick on them to see how they feel about him. Do they still hate him?  Listen to how big forgiveness can be.