YOUR INSTRUCTOR

Hi, I'm Robin Sampson. 

In this Exodus class, we study what happened at the time of the Exodus, the historical context, including events in Egypt and abroad, the life of Moses, and so on. But we also examine that history in the perspective of the Bible as a whole, viewing its plot as telling one single unified story of salvation.

The Bible describes how God intervened from the moment Adam sinned to save man from the consequences of his rebellious deeds against God. God worked in the history of the world in successive generations and in many ways, preparing the world for the coming of Jesus Christ, whose death and resurrection would eventually deal with the problem of man's sin.

Optional Bible Journal Kit 

Digital and Printable kits are both included at a discount when you choose the Class plus Kit option below. 

The same God who freed Israel also frees all those He loves from slavery to sin and servitude to worldly pharaohs. He directs our gaze to the promised country He has prepared for us, where we will live alongside I AM and worship Him as the only true God.

This course is designed to help you see the big picture of the Bible, seeing Jesus through both testaments. The sixty-six books of the Bible are one magnificent unified story about God's loving, striving pursuit of restoring His relationship with us, His children. To understand this story you need the key. The key is structure. 

Exodus is a book about God and what he does for his people. Exodus, like the rest of the Bible, is part of God's revelation to us of himself. We will never know what God is like unless he shows himself to us. And it is Jesus himself who teaches us that knowing God is the key to eternal life (John 17:3).

God exposes himself in two ways in Exodus: what he says and what he does. We hear God speaking: he talks to Moses, but he also speaks to his people through Moses. As a result, Moses is cast in the role of a prophet. God's words are delivered to his people, and God makes himself known as he speaks.

However, Exodus is also about God, who reveals himself via his actions. He enters history in order to free his people from enslavement. His plagues on Egypt are intended to demonstrate that he alone is God (Exod. 7:5). He demonstrates his divinity by displaying his might.

Therefore, we know what we know about God because he has spoken and acted in human history. That is especially true of Jesus, who is not only the Word (John 1:1—God's utterance), but also the one who saves. God shows himself to Jesus, as he did to Moses, by his words and actions.

The Exodus Era is the third of the twelve eras. Each of the 12 Bible Eras courses is designed to help you see the big picture of the Bible, seeing Jesus through both testaments. The sixty-six books of the Bible are one magnificent unified story about God's loving, striving pursuit of restoring His relationship with us, His children.

The Bible can feel overwhelming and confusing, and if you have read through the Bible there is still a chance you may see it as a series of unconnected stories put together at random. To understand this story you need the key.

The Key is Structure

This course will help you easily understand the structure of the twelve Bible history eras. Having this key will enable you to put the major men and women and events together in their proper chronological order, as well as to understand how Jesus is revealed as Messiah throughout both testaments. As we learn about each era, we will Bible journal using different methods.

Unlock the Treasures of God's Word 

• Over twenty years ago I found the 12 Bible Eras system by Max Anders, a classic, simple-to-use guide to Scripture.
•  I used Anders' book as a jumping-off place to write  Bible lessons for my children so I could teach chronologically using the division of the 12 eras. 
• It was awesome! We saw Jesus in every book of the Bible. All the stories combine as ONE UNIFIED STORY!
• Now you can take this class with a group and study one in-depth era study every month. 
• The Bible is made up of 66 books written by 40 different authors from three continents who wrote in three different languages over a period of about 2,000 years. But they all tell one unified story easily studied in 12 individual historical periods.
• When you put the pieces together it is like a beautiful symphony. 
• I looked at many other programs and continued using this 12 Era study because it made the most sense. 
• Each class contains 4-5 lessons per week and can be completed in less than a month.
• Lessons can be completed in twenty to thirty minutes.
• Bible journaling the lesson can take 20 minutes to three hours depending on the methods you choose.

Facebook Group

We have a huge Facebook group of wonderful ladies taking this class. You can fellowship, ask questions, discuss lessons, and share.