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Exodus Uncovered: Why Does God Give HARSH Laws Then Invite Broken People Close?

The book of Exodus is hiding far more than most people ever notice. This channel exists to uncover the patterns, symbols, and signals woven into Scripture. We slow the text down to see what is happening underneath the story. In this series, we move through Exodus from the beginning, tracing covenant language, narrative structure, and how God forms a people through law, justice, and presence. In this episode, we step into Exodus 22 through 24. For many readers, this section feels severe. The commands sound absolute. God feels uncompromising. But when we slow down, a pattern emerges. The same God who warns against rebellion immediately promises to walk with his people. Law is given. Then guidance follows. Judgment is spoken. Then presence is offered. These laws are not about control. They are about formation. Israel has just come out of slavery and pagan culture. God is not recreating Egypt with new rules. He is shaping a people capable of carrying his presence without destroying one another. Exodus 22 places the vulnerable at the center. Foreigners. Widows. Orphans. The poor. God says he hears their cries personally. In Exodus 23, God promises to send his angel before them to protect and lead them. In Exodus 24, the covenant is sealed with blood, and the leaders are invited to eat and drink in God’s presence. Law leads to covenant. Covenant leads to communion. This pattern points forward to Jesus, whose blood confirms the covenant and brings forgiveness. The question is not whether God wants to be close. The question is whether we are willing to be formed by his holiness. Everything flows from identity. You will discover • Why law and presence appear together • How Exodus 22 is about formation, not punishment • Why God protects the vulnerable personally • How covenant and blood lead to communion • How this pattern finds fulfillment in Jesus Exodus is intentional. Layered. Revealing. If this helped you see something new, like the video and subscribe to follow the Exodus series as each chapter connects to the next.