EXODUS: The Giving of the Law, Week 4

This week, Director of Communications Marek Kowalsky continues our study in EXODUS: The Giving of the Law, as he focuses on Exodus 21:12-36. Exodus 21:12-36 presents laws concerning murder, injury, and property in ancient Israelite society. It outlines penalties for murder and harm, restitution for injuries caused by negligence, and compensation for damages caused by animals. The passage reflects a system of justice and social responsibility in that historical context. ABOUT THE SERIES The book of Exodus is foundational to the story of God's relationship with humanity. The pivotal events recorded in the second book of the Bible demonstrate God's great love for His people by rescuing them from slavery in Egypt, forming them into a nation and establishing a covenant with them. In the first 7 chapters we’ll see how God chose Moses – an abandoned child in a dangerous time who later commits murder as an adult – and redeemed his life to make him into Israel's great prophet, emancipator and leader. We meet at 4:00 pm in person every Sunday afternoon at 7755 Tenth Line West, Mississauga. We'd love to meet you and invite you to join us there!