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The 28 pages that link to Exodus, each with the reason it gives.

• MosesRelated: This foundational episode centers on Moses leading Israel out of Egypt.

• Sinai PeninsulaRelated: Its wilderness itinerary is traditionally associated with the Sinai region.

• Ten CommandmentsRelated: Its narrative places the giving of the commandments after Israel’s escape from Egypt.

• IsraelitesRelated: The Exodus became a defining story of Israelite liberation and identity.

• Biblical typologyRelated: Later biblical writers reuse its deliverance pattern to describe new acts of salvation.

• Promised LandRelated: The exodus narrative frames the land as the destination of deliverance.

• Ancient IsraelRelated: The tradition shaped Israelite collective memory, though its historical details remain debated.

• SabbathRelated: Its Sabbath commandment connects rest with God's creation and Israel's liberation.

• TefillinRelated: Its commandments supply two of the passages written in tefillin.

• YahwehRelated: The story presents Yahweh as liberator and grounds Israel’s covenant with him.

• Black theologyRelated: The story offers a biblical pattern for interpreting freedom from racial oppression.

• Founding mythRelated: It grounds a people’s collective identity in liberation, covenant, and migration.

• The WailersRelated: It shows the music Marley made after the original Wailers lineup had dissolved.

• Eva Marie SaintRelated: Saint played Kitty Fremont, an American nurse drawn into the events.

• Book of WisdomRelated: The final chapters reinterpret the Exodus as a sequence of divine judgments and deliverances.

• South Sinai GovernorateRelated: Mount Sinai’s traditional identification ties South Sinai to this foundational narrative.

• MatzahRelated: The haste of departure explains why the story associates matzah with bread made without rising.

• Swing Low, Sweet ChariotRelated: The song’s chariot imagery evokes biblical deliverance and the hope of release.