The Israelites arrive at Mount Sinai. Yahweh gives Moses instructions for the Israelites to consecrate themselves and prepare for Yahweh to arrive. Yahweh arrives at the mountain.

The Israelites arrive at Mount Sinai. Yahweh gives Moses instructions for the Israelites to consecrate themselves and prepare for Yahweh to arrive. Yahweh arrives at the mountain.
Moses’ father-in-law Jethro visits the Israelite camp, He advises Moses to organize elders as judges over the Israelites to help him resolve their disputes. He returns home, leaving Moses’ wife and sons with him.
The Israelites camp at Rephidim and Yahweh provides them water. They are attacked by a local tribe and they win through Yahweh’s assistance.
The Israelites grumble that they have nothing to eat. Yahweh provides them quail at night and manna in the morning to make bread. As a test of their faith, Yahweh tells them to take only enough manna for one day; two days before the sabbath.
The Israelites sing a song praising Yahweh for deliverance from the Egyptians. They find bitter water in Marah. The find an oasis in Elim to set up camp.
Yahweh gives instructions to Moses and Aaron for the Israelites to prepare a meal and mark their houses with blood. He kills all the firstborn humans and livestock in Egypt, passing over the homes marked with blood. The Israelites prepare to leave Egypt, collecting gold, silver and clothing from their neighbors and preparing unleavened dough. Yahweh gives instructions to for future generations to celebrate this festival in remembrance.
Yahweh commands Moses to tell Pharaoh that the firstborn in all of Egypt will die.
Yahweh sends a plague of locusts to devour the land. Egypt is ruined but Pharaoh still will not let the Israelites go. Then Yahweh covers the Egypt in darkness for three days.
Yahweh sends a plague on the Egyptian livestock, killing all that was in the fields except in the land of Goshen. He then sends boils and hail. Pharaoh still refuses to let the Israelites go.
Yahweh continues to bring plagues onto Egypt with increasing severity. Pharaoh still refuses to let the Israelites go.