The exodus from Egypt was only the beginning of the journey. Remembering this event is so crucial that it becomes a part of their identity, it influences their laws, and their celebrations. This is the beginning of their journey to becoming a nation of priests to the world.

Exodus 2:23-25 Exodus is God's response to the cry.

Take a look at Moses before all the events transpired that ultimately lead him to being this massive historical figure and see what he reflects. 

The book of Genesis is a narrative that reflects the various things we experience on our own journeys. They reflect our own struggles, weaknesses, and failures. They reflect what we must sometimes go through in order to experience our own exodus.

The life of Joseph is reflective of a transformation from arrogance to humility.

Based on John 7:11-52

There is a tendency to paint Esau as the bad guy, but maybe we have been too quick to judge. Esau actually reflects someone who has been deeply betrayed and hurt and yet he was willing to forgive. Esau ends up not being such a bad guy after all. 

Genesis 33:1-11

Based on Luke 9:57-62

The narrative of Lot feeling Sodom reflects the struggles we go through when we need to make changes, the struggles we face when making changes, and how God meets us where we are in those struggles.

Genesis 19:15-26

Based on Luke 9:51-56