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A 4 page analysis of the structure of the Book of Exodus. The writer puts this analysis in the form of a rough outline of the Book of Exodus, with an explanation and summation of the book following each of the major section in the outline, citing the Book of Exodus only. No additional sources cited.
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transpired since the death of Joseph. The people of Israel have multiplied to the point that they pose a threat to the Egyptians. Therefore, the Pharaoh states that they should
"deal shrewdly" with the Hebrews (Exo. 1:10). This consists of forced labor on building projects, labor in the fields, and killing the male babies. It is the Egyptian
fear of the expanding Israelite population that places Moses, the infant son of a Levite family in danger. The story of Moses being saved by being placed in a
basket of reeds and cast into the river, where he is rescued by a daughter of the Pharaoh follows. Although Moses is raised in the royal court, his loyalty
lies with his own people and he kills an Egyptian who was beating a Hebrew and is forced to flee Egypt (Exo. 1:15). In this land, Moses is befriended by
Jethro and marries one of his daughters. II. Chapter 3-4. The call of Moses to do Gods will. This marks a new direction in the life
of Moses as he learns about his destiny. Moses had made a life for himself as a shepherd, tending the flocks of his father-in-law, Jethro, a priest of Midian (Exo.
3:1). An angel of the Lord calls Moses from a burning bush and informs him of his holy mission, and his destiny, which is rescue his people and lead them
to a land "flowing with milk and honey" (Exo. 3:17). In chapter 4, Moses argues that he is unworthy for such a task. He emphasizes that he is no one
special, that he is a poor speaker and that no one will believe him. As this demonstrates, the "call" of God is still ongoing at this point. This chapter also
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