Moshe appoints new leaders as Yisro advised him.

The Jews travel to the foot of Mount Sinai, and G-d gives Moshe a message which he is to deliver to the Jewish people.

Yisro gives advice to Moshe regarding the adjudication of the nation.

Moshe's father-in-law hears about all the miracles that G-d did for the Jews, and he travels from his home in Midian to meet them in the wilderness.

G-d supplies the Jews with manna and pheasants for food, water from a rock for water.

Amalek battles with the Jews.

The Jews travel to Elim, and then to the wilderness of Sin.

The Jews run out of food, and they complain to Moshe.

Moshe tells them about the manna which will fall from the heaven in order to sustain them in the wilderness.

Q: Why did G-d have the Jews travel in the barren wilderness? Why not through inhabited cities where they could purchase food along the way?

G-d has the sea collapse in on the Egyptians, and they all drown.

Moshe leads the men in a song declaring G-d's power, and Miriam does the same with the women.

The Jews travel to Marah where they find water after thirsting for 3 days straight. Moshe makes the water drinkable.

Q: Why are the Jews tested again immediately after leaving Egypt?

G-d splits the red sea and the Jews head in.

The Egyptians chase after them and get brutalized soon after.

Pharoah and his army charge after the Jews and corner them by the Sea of Reeds.

The Jews become extremely afraid and call out to G-d in prayer and complain to Moshe.

G-d leads the Jews out of Egypt, but then has then come right back! Come find out why!

Moshe conveys more laws about Pesach and introduces the new law of sanctification of the firstborns.

Q: What is a rational behind the mitzvah of sanctification of the firstborn?