Bible (Reina Valera) 02: Éxodo

"Éxodo, also known as Exodus, is a significant book in the Bible (Reina Valera version) authored by Reina-Valera. It recounts the remarkable journey of the Israelites, descendants of Abraham, as they were liberated from slavery in Egypt by the divine intervention of God. This narrative unfolds the fulfillment of God's promise to Abraham, transforming his descendants into a great nation. Led by the chosen leader, Moses, who received direct guidance from God, the Israelites were given the Ten Commandments and various laws that governed their daily lives and worship practices. The book also highlights the construction of the tabernacle, a sacred place where God's presence dwelled among His people, and where they could offer sacrifices for their sins. Moisés, widely recognized by Jews and Christians as the author, penned the book of Exodus shortly after their departure from Egypt, estimated to be around 1445 BC. This captivating account serves as a foundational text in understanding the fa