Obedience In The Book Of Exodus

The book of Exodus is a transition of loosely based tribes into the Children of Israel as promised by God to Abraham (Tullock, & McEntire, 2012). Moreover, throughout the book of Exodus God’s portrayal as a powerful savior, provider, and longsuffering God incurs this people’s adoration. These events begin with God delivering the Hebrews from the Egyptian captors (slavery) via plagues, to His provision for the health and safety in the desert. While you would think that the great acts of the plagues, the Red Sea crossing, and the provision in the wilderness was enough for obedience this was not the case. Although having witnessed these miraculous events, there was discontentment and disobedience. This brought about God providing the Ten Commandments,