Explore texts tagged with The Second Exodus
2500 BCE
1000+ CE
Exodus 3:20
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Micah 7:15
Exodus 6:7
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Jeremiah 31:33
Exodus 7:18
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Isaiah 50:2
Exodus 12:11
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Isaiah 52:12
Exodus 13:3
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Jeremiah 16:14
Exodus 14:16
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Isaiah 63:12
Exodus 14:21
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Isaiah 43:16
Exodus 14:22
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Isaiah 11:15
Exodus 15:3
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Isaiah 42:13
Exodus 15:20
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Jeremiah 31:4
Exodus 19:4
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Hosea 2:15
Exodus 23:20
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Isaiah 40:3
Exodus 23:20
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Isaiah 63:9
Exodus 23:20
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Malachi 3:1
Exodus 32:11
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Ezekiel 20:34
Deuteronomy 30:3
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Jeremiah 29:14
Isaiah 11:15
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Zechariah 10:11
Isaiah 40:3
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Malachi 3:1
Isaiah 40:4
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Zechariah 4:7
Isaiah 45:6
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Malachi 1:11
Isaiah 52:7
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Nahum 1:15
Isaiah 56:6
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Zechariah 2:11
Jeremiah 31:33
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Ezekiel 36:27
About This Tag
The prophets of the exile and writers after them describe Israel's return from Babylon as a repetition of the escape from Egypt. God again opens a way through the sea and the wilderness, sends a messenger to prepare the road, and brings the people home, so that the deliverance under Moses becomes the pattern for a greater rescue still to come. The parting of the sea, the plagues on Egypt, the guiding messenger, and the hurried departure at Passover all return as images of restoration, now joined to a renewed covenant and a homecoming that reaches beyond Israel to the nations. Later writers read the ministry of Jesus and the visions of the end through the same framework.
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