Pharaoh finally let the Israelites go and they speedily left Egypt. But then he regretted it and chased them. Trapped between the Egyptian army and the Red Sea, the Israelites were terrified. There was no possible way of escape... 

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Last time we heard about the plague of hail that God sent on Egypt, and at the end of that story Pharaoh seemed to relent... however, he quickly changed his mind. God showed his power with two more plagues on the Egyptians, but still Pharaoh refused to let the people go.

So God explained to Moses his plan for the tenth and final plague. This time there would be no distinction between Egyptians and Israelites, the only way to be safe was to listen very carefully God's instructions...

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Last time we heard how God promised to give a man called Abraham many descendants, a land to dwell in, and that he and his name would be blessed. But there appeared to be a snag when Abraham's wife, Sarah, wasn't able to have kids. They waited and waited and eventually creatively took matters into their own hands (hear how that worked out in episode 3). 

Today's story fast-forwards a few hundred years to a time when some of God's promises to Abraham have come true - his descendants are truly numerous. However they are neither blessed nor living in their own land. Hear what God does in this episode.

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In the previous episode we heard how Adam and Eve wanted to decide for themselves what was right and wrong. They thought they could find good for themselves apart from what God told them, but guess what? Their actions did not bring anything good. Things went from bad to worse for the human race. God could have justifiably left humanity in the mess they'd made for themselves - but he didn't. He made some promises to a certain man that one day things would be better. But trusting God to keep his promises wasn't easy, as we find out in this episode.

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Last episode we heard how at the very beginning of everything God simply spoke, and his words brought the world and all it’s creatures into existence. God was happy with everything he made and declared it all to be very good. But something obviously went wrong, because the world isn't like that anymore. This episode tells the story of how it all got messed up.

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Did you know the different stories of the Bible fit together to make one big, connected story? Here, we start at the very beginning and hear how everything started off really great.

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