There are many people dressed in robes and holding swords

Second book of the Bible, em Êxodo nos é apresentada a história de moisés e o relato da saída dos israelitas do Egito em busca da Terra Prometida. Liderados por moisés, the people leave behind a life of slavery, following the belief in God and a better life. A escrita desse livro é atribuída a moisés. Throughout the 40 chapters of the book, podemos acompanhar a tentativa de moisés em convencer o Faraó a libertar os israelitas. In view of this request, the pharaoh increases the pressure on the people, causing God to impose 10 plagues on Pharaoh and the Egyptians, the “Plagues of Egypt”. In the tenth plague, all the eldest sons of Egyptian families would die. Although, Israelite families sacrificed lambs and placed the blood on the doors of their homes, preventing the angel of death from entering. This event was considered the first Easter. With the death of his firstborn, Pharaoh lets the Israelites go. In order to save the people, moisés, accompanied by his brother Aaron, leads liberation through the desert. Meanwhile, the pharaoh changes his mind and decides to persecute the people, causing the Israelites to be trapped between the Red Sea and the Egyptian army. God parts the Red Sea and the Israelites cross safely. After walking through the desert, everyone arrives at Mount Sinai. God makes a covenant with the people, and so, dita a moisés os Dez Mandamentos. moisés também lidera o povo na construção do Tabernáculo, tent used as a temple by the Jews. The book of Exodus shows us important events, desde a vida de moisés, the departure of the people from Egypt in search of the Promised Land, God's covenant with the Israelites and the institution of the Ten Commandments.