The Oath of God Series

What does it mean to wait four hundred years for a promise? The descendants of Abraham entered Egypt as honored guests. Four centuries later, they were slaves under a king who knew not Joseph — and the promise made to their father seemed buried beneath the bricks of Pharaoh's empire. In The Oath of God Series—Book One: The Promises of the Exodus, the most spectacular deliverance in the Old Testament is traced not as a stand-alone rescue but as the unfolding of an oath God had sworn generations earlier on Mount Moriah. From the cry of a nation in bondage to the renewal of the land promise on the plains of Moab, this is the story of a God who hears, who remembers, and who keeps every word He has sworn — even when the silence stretches across centuries. Drawing exclusively from the King James Version, this twelve-chapter study walks the full arc of the Exodus narrative: The burning bush and the God whose name is I AM The ten plagues—and the gods of Egypt they were sent to dethrone The blo