The Israelites complain about the lack of food in the wilderness, so God delivers manna to them miraculously. What was manna? Where did it come from? What did it taste like? Join Father Fred and George as they explore these questions and others in Exodus chapter 16.

The Song of Israel is perhaps the oldest passage in the Bible. Join Father Fred and George as they discuss how Moses, Miriam, and the Israelites express their gratitude to God through song and dance for their miraculous deliverance from the Egyptians.

Dive into the epic tale of the Red Sea Crossing with Father Fred and George. The crossing of the Red Sea--or, more accurately, the Reed Sea--is one of the most iconic and thrilling stories in the Bible. But there is more to it under the surface: This was also a showdown between Jehovah and the pagan god Ba'al! Join Father Fred and George as they plunge into new depths of this ancient saga found in Exodus chapter 14.

Through Moses, God commands the Israelites to consecrate the firstborn, which foreshadows Christ, God's only and firstborn son.

Join Father Fred and George as they explore Exodus 13.

The tenth and final plague, Death of the Firstborn, strikes a devastating blow against Egypt's revered goddess, Isis. In utter defeat, Pharoah finally relents and lets the Israelites go.

Father Fred and George delve into the rich traditions of Passover, uncovering its profound significance from both Christian and Jewish viewpoints. They reveal how numerous Passover rituals not only foreshadow Christ’s death but also find striking parallels in the practices of communion and mass.

Father Fred and George explore the 8th and 9th Egyptian plagues, Locusts and Darkness, and explain how darkness directly attacked Ra, the Egyptian sun god.

Pestilence. boils, and hail torment the Egyptians as Pharoah continues to harden his heart.

Join Father Fred and George as they study Exodus chapter 9.