Exodus

A people multiplies, a king turns against them, and a child is drawn from the water.

A bush burns and is not consumed. Moses is sent, and his mouth is made ready.

Pharaoh hardens, the land is struck, and the firstborn is named as the last blow.

Blood on the door, a night of going out, and a meal to be kept through the ages.

The sea splits, the army is thrown down, and Miriam sings.

Water, bread, and a mountain of judgment; Jethro teaches Moses how to bear the people.

The mountain shakes, the words are spoken, and the covenant is cut in blood.

A pattern is shown: ark, table, lamp, and a place where God will dwell.

Gold becomes a god, tablets break, and Moses sees the back of the Lord's goodness.

The work is done as it was shown, and the glory fills the tent.