Moses, for whatever reason, chose not to reveal this king’s personal name in the Biblical book of Exodus. READ MORE: End of the world: What the Bible said must happen before Jesus returns ...

It's the second book of the Bible. It wasn't always called Exodus; its older name in the Hebrew language in which it was first written comes from its first two words: we-elleh she-moth-which ...

Throughout this series of articles in the Jerusalem Post we have tried to focus on themes which appear, not only in the Book of Exodus, but throughout the Torah. One of these themes had to do with ...

The eleventh Exodus weekly Torah reading Pekekudei (38:21-40:38) is the last portion of Exodus. Exodus was so named because the book relates the events of the Israelites leaving Egypt. It is also ...

No individual is mentioned more often in the Torah than Moses. In fact, in the Books of Exodus, Leviticus, and Numbers, which deal with his life, Moses is mentioned in every portion except one ...

A newly examined inscription found in Sinai, Egypt may read “This is from Moses,” sparking debate about ancient script.

The Biblical Book of Exodus states that God told Prophet Moses that God would harden Pharaoh’s heart from the start. (Exodus 4:21). After this prediction, God gives Pharaoh five opportunities to ...

According to the Book of Exodus, as Moses led God's chosen people out of Egypt, God parted the Red Sea to let them pass unharmed. Trending. However, ...

This could help explain the vivid images in the Book of Exodus, which include God's descent onto Mount Sinai: "The whole mount quaked greatly…the voice of the trumpet sounded long…Moses spoke ...

When Christian Bale first talked with director Ridley Scott about playing the role of Moses in Scott’s “Exodus: Gods and Kings,” he went home and rented a movie to get him in the right mood ...