The Exodus Way E10 — The Exodus story was core to the identity of ancient Israel. Inspired by the prophet Isaiah’s words, 1st-century Israelites were awaiting a new exodus, where a new Moses-like figure would deliver them from Roman oppression. The gospels present Jesus as that figure, who saves people from sickness, hunger, spiritual oppression, and even death itself. And following Jesus’ resurrection and the coming of the Holy Spirit, the early Jesus movement became known as “The Way,” carrying a message of salvation for all nations. In this episode, Jon and Tim explore how the new exodus people in the book of Acts embody the prophet Isaiah’s vision.

CHAPTERS

Recap and Acts as an “Isaianic” New Exodus (0:00-9:44)
Isaiah’s New Exodus Language in Luke-Acts (9:44-26:18)
Exodus and Acts’ Shared Theme of the Victorious Creator God (26:18-35:03)
A New Exodus for All Nations (35:03-45:24)

OFFICIAL EPISODE TRANSCRIPT

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REFERENCED RESOURCES

Acts and the Isaianic New Exodus by David W. Pao
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SHOW MUSIC

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“Silk” by El Train
“Wistful” by Toonorth
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SHOW CREDITS

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