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The Book of Exodus is the bedrock of God's plan of redemption and is seen as a "type" of the early church. It is also an adventure of discovery, since the dramatic narrative is laced with numerous hidden messages in the form of microcodes and macrocodes, each anticipating the New Testament climax.
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It’s not the complete book.
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- Julianna Petite
- 02-14-21
Sights You’ve Never Imagined!
Chuck Missler lays out the foreshadowing of Moses as a forerunner of Christ. Very intriguing, wise, and at intervals funny. Chuck has so many references from Scripture to back up his statements, it will make the reader want to research more and dig deeper in the Word to better know the coming Christ - King of Kings - Lord of Lords.
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- Eugene Lodewyk
- 06-26-19
Great as usual!
Although this recording was done about 40 years ago the Word is still as fresh as if it was done today. Will miss you for now Uncle Chuck, but will see you again in Heaven.
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- Carol
- 12-23-22
What a Blessing!
I have never heard such a all-encompassing commentary of the book of Exodus. Chuck Missler was a blessing from God,
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- carine bolhuis
- 04-30-20
Wonderful insights !
the narrator is not reading the text , it rather seems like a recording of a bible study presented by the author - this makes it wonderfully easy to listen to, the author is intelligent , witty and truly loves our Lord. His information is also correct and factual, presented in ways I had not thought of before - very informative - I will proceed to purchase every book of his available on Audible. Thank you for an awesome experience.
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- Realtor Woman
- 01-16-21
Exit Oppression
Chuck is so knowledgeable about the minutiae of the Bible. Definitely get Genesis first though!
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- Randy Perez
- 02-16-21
Thorough
another well in depth study by Chuck. Very appreciated for us who find the bulk of Exodus boring and tedious
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- Ruby Spinner
- 09-26-21
Serious Study- Audio is Bad
Starting in the 44th minute, and lasting the whole remainder of session 1, the audio goes bad.
But, as always, an excellent, in depth study of God's word. Chuck Missler was an intelligent, relatable teacher, including writing and narration.
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- Brendyn Brilhante
- 11-24-22
Excellent Commentary
Phenomenal teaching by Dr. Chuck Missler. If you’re looking for simple explanations of historical and spiritual concepts from the book of exodus, this is definitely a commentary worth having
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- Kathleen
- 12-01-20
Great Scriptural Teacher!!!
Mr. Chuck Missler was a truly gifted Bible teacher. I understand more about the meaning and depth of Moses’ life than I thought possible. He ends with a comparison between the lives of Moses and Jesus summarized in the last lesson. It is very thought provoking and I know I will be meditating on it for a while with the pleasure of profound insights.
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- Amazon Customer
- 03-23-22
Chuck Missler
He is probably the most in-depth Bible Expositor ever tiring each page of the OT to the NT
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