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This article is about the book in the Bible having this name. For the major event that this book describes (among other events), see Exodus of Israel.

The Book of Exodus (Greek: 'Εξοδος, Exodos; "departure") or Shemot (Hebrew: שמות, Shemot; "names") is the second book of the Bible. It gives the description of the great Exodus of Israel from Egypt, the basis and manner of celebration of Passover, the first listing of the Ten Commandments, and a complete description of the Tabernacle that the Israelites used for four hundred eighty years, until Solomon finally built the first permanent structure, the Temple of Jerusalem, for worship of God.

See Also

• Exodus of Israel
• Moses
• Torah

References

• Exodus by Answers

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