Week five of our series on salvation history is here. And Moses is our man. I say Moses, you say? Ten Commandments. Ten plagues of Egypt. The golden calf. Parting of the Red Sea. Wandering in the wilderness for 40 years. What do all these pieces of his story have to do with the covenant God made through him? What was the covenant even about? Find out today with Richaél Lucero. Plus! Learn why the freed Hebrew slaves of Egypt weren’t actually free. And how that damaged the covenant.

Throughout the series Richaél Lucero will examine one of the six key figures, the covenant they made with God and its meaning.

SHOW NOTES

Episodes referenced

All episodes to date on the six key figures of salvation history. Adam, Noah, Abraham, Moses, David, and Jesus.

Scriptures referenced

• Exodus 3. Burning bush. 
• Exodus 4:22-23. “Let my first-born son go to serve me.” 
• Exodus 19:5-6. God’s promise to the Israelites. Making them a *royal priesthood.*
• Exodus 24. God reveals himself to the Israelites at Sinai.
• Exodus 24:8. First Sinai Covenant. “Behold the blood of the covenant which the Lord had made with you.” 
• Exodus 32. Golden calf. 
• Exodus 33. Covenant restored after the golden calf. Called Second Sinai covenant/ Levitical covenant.
• Leviticus 1-16. Priestly code.
• Leviticus 17- 27. Holiness code.
• Book of Numbers. Wander in the wilderness for 40 years to Promised Land.
• Book of Deuteronomy. Translates to “second law.” This is the Deuteronomic covenant—The third and final covenant.