Audio Bible. Listen to the full Book of Exodus in the King James Version (KJV) with text in YouTube br 📖 Chaptersbr 0:00 Exodus 1. Israel's Suffering in Egyptbr 3:02 Exodus 2. The Birth and Early Life of Mosesbr 7:08 Exodus 3. The Burning Bushbr 12:24 Exodus 4. Signs for Moses and His Return to Egyptbr 18:00 Exodus 5. Pharaoh Increases the Israelites' Burdenbr 21:44 Exodus 6. God Promises Deliverancebr 27:06 Exodus 7. Aaron’s Staff Becomes a Serpent & The First Plague: Water to Bloodbr 31:04 Exodus 8. The Plagues of Frogs, Gnats, and Fliesbr 36:40 Exodus 9. The Plagues of Livestock, Boils, and Hailbr 42:34 Exodus 10. The Plagues of Locusts and Darknessbr 47:54 Exodus 11. The Final Plague Foretoldbr 50:01 Exodus 12. The Passover and the Death of the Firstbornbr 58:56 Exodus 13. Consecration of the Firstborn & The Pillar of Cloud and Firebr 1:03:05 Exodus 14. The Parting of the Red Seabr 1:08:48 Exodus 15. The Song of Moses and the Bitter Water Made Sweetbr 1:13:39 Exodus 16. Manna and Quail from Heavenbr 1:20:04 Exodus 17. Water from the Rock & Victory over Amalekbr 1:22:59 Exodus 18. Jethro’s Advice to Mosesbr 1:27:32 Exodus 19. Israel at Mount Sinaibr 1:31:52 Exodus 20. The Ten Commandmentsbr 1:35:31 Exodus 21. Laws about Servants and Personal Injuriesbr 1:40:55 Exodus 22. Laws about Property and Social Responsibilitybr 1:45:45 Exodus 23. Laws about Justice, Sabbaths, and Three Annual Festivalsbr 1:50:57 Exodus 24. The Covenant Confirmedbr 1:53:54 Exodus 25. Instructions for the Tabernacle: Ark, Table, and Lampstandbr 1:59:18 Exodus 26. Instructions for the Tabernacle’s Curtains and Frameworkbr br Exodus, the second book of the Bible, recounts the Israelites' dramatic deliverance from slavery in Egypt, the giving of the Law at Mount Sinai, and the establishment of God's covenant with His chosen people, laying the foundation for Israel’s identity as a nation under divine rule.br br The Book of Exodus is a pivotal text in both Judaism and Christianity, forming the heart of the Torah (Pentateuch) and shaping the theological and historical framework of the Old Testament. Traditionally attributed to Moses, Exodus narrates God's intervention in history to rescue His people, revealing His power, justice, and faithfulness.br br Set against the backdrop of ancient Egypt, the book begins with Israel’s oppression under Pharaoh and God’s call to Moses to lead them to freedom. Through a series of miraculous plagues, the parting of the Red Sea, and the destruction of Pharaoh’s army, God demonstrates His supremacy over human rulers and pagan gods. The Israelites’ journey through the wilderness, sustained by divine provision, culminates in the revelation at Mount Sinai, where they receive the Ten Commandments and the covenant that defines their relationship with God.br br Facebook Group www.facebook.comgroupsbibleaudiokjvbr Spanish Audio Bible br © 2025. José Peña Coto. All rights reserved.