Having finally introduced himself to Moses and the enslaved Hebrews in Egypt by sharing with them his personal name, Yahweh makes himself known to the world community. So that no one confuses his status among the many gods of the world, he confronts and humiliates the great gods of Egypt, elevating himself in the eyes of that part of the world as the God above all gods in a great battle between Yahweh and the spiritual powers of Egypt.

Yahweh’s grand entrance onto the world stage was marked by a statement of his might and mercy as he overthrew the ancient gods of Egypt and redeemed his people from centuries of slavery. In this episode he displays his mastery over life and death while using the first Passover ritual to unveil another glimpse into his ongoing mission to reconcile and restore all creation to himself through his Messianic self.

The Mosaic Covenant, commonly known as the Old Testament, revolves around Yahweh's commitment to be a God to his chosen people and his people to obligate themselves to follow his laws. These laws consists of Moral, Social and Ceremonial Laws. In this podcast we will define these categories, give a few examples of laws therein and state whether or not they are still in effect during Yahweh's New Covenant era established by the person and work of his covenant representative who replaced Moses and the Old Covenant, namely, Jesus the Messiah.