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The significance of the Exodus story to Real LIfe

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Locate an experience in your life that you can relate to the religious truth of the Exodus or the Exile. Apply the pattern to the situation in a few sentences.

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This solution examines religious principles in the Book of Exodus, and applies the principles to real life.

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As presented in the Book of Exodus, powerless people are forced into slavery, and cry out from their misery to God. God hears them and is moved to reply. Working through Moses, God commands that His people is to be freed (lit. let go), and the people are freed from bondage by way of the Exodus. Thus the following experience as relayed to me is an example of an Exodus story.
Similarly, in an experience where one encounters the loss of a loved one life, followed by unemployment, and consequently a life filled ...

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