Episode 3: Exodus — The Great Deliverance

Exodus is the second book of the Bible and forms part of the Pentateuch. Jewish and Christian tradition attributes its authorship to Moses, though modern scholars consider that it was compiled and edited over the course of several centuries. The events described are situated approximately between the 15th and 18th centuries B.C., during the period of the Egyptian New Kingdom. The book contains one of the most influential legal texts in human history: the Ten Commandments. A fascinating fact is that the word "Exodus" comes from the Greek and literally means "way out" or "departure," capturing perfectly the essence of the book.

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