Come and study the Holy Scriptures with us as Father Stephen DeYoung teaches verse by verse on the podcast,

The Whole Council of God. Father Stephen holds a Ph.D. in biblical studies, and it's an Orthodox

priest serving at Archangel Gabriel Orthodox Church in Lafayette, Louisiana.

When we get started, we're going to pick up at the beginning of Exodus chapter 14 with verse one.

We'll see how far we get.

People someday in the future, the distant future, listening to this recording, will have

no interruption between this episode

and the next episode.

But for those of us here, it's going to be a couple months.

So, but we'll see.

We'll see how far we get tonight.

We are picking up after last time where Israel has come out of Egypt, the Exodus has happened,

the Passover, the first Passover has happened, and most of what we've had since then has been

sort of the repetition and delineation of certain feasts that are going to be

held in the future to commemorate these events. The two main things that have been reiterated

are the Passover, right, POSCA and Greek. It's going to be held

every year to commemorate the death of the firstborn and the exodus from Egypt and the dedication

of the firstborn, both animals and humans to God. And how exactly that is to be done, how that is to be practiced.

And we finished up last time being told that this manifestation of the presence of God

that we talked about being the Holy Spirit, this radiant cloud that looks kind of like a cloud during the day, looks more

radiant like fire at night, is leading the people, in addition to the angel of the Lord

who's traveling with the people. And so as we pick up tonight,

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