Doug and Anthony Do The Bible

Exodus - Chapter 15


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Doug and Anthony from the Who's Right Podcast explore Exodus Chapter 15, where Moses and the Israelites sing a song of praise to God after their deliverance from Egypt. They discuss the poetic nature of the song, its themes of victory and redemption, and its significance in biblical literature. Our hosts delve into the themes of gratitude, praise, and the celebration of God's faithfulness.

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