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'''Exodus''' [Hebrew:'''שמות'''] chronicles the deliverance of the Jewish people out of the [[slavery]] of [[Egypt]] led by their most revered ancestor, [[Moses]] through the work of [[God]].  The story of the [[ten plagues]] associated with this deliverance are well known.  The celebration of [[Passover]] commemorates this occasion.  Exodus goes on to record the [[The Ten Commandments]] as given to Moses by God on [[Mount Sinai]] and the stubbornness of the Jewish people against Moses and God.  The book also discusses [[The Tabernacle]] and many of the laws and customs for the Israelites to live by as God will lead them into the promised land chosen for them.

'''Exodus''' [Hebrew:'''שמות'''] is yet another fairy tale from teh bible. It's pretty boring, but a good read if you need a laugh.

 

Exodus is the second book of the [[Bible]] in the [[Old Testament]]. As part of the first five books of the Bible, it was first written by Moses.  The exact date is unknown, but common estimates place it about 1450 B.C.