Exodus - Bible - English & Spanish

Exodus - Bible - English & Spanish
Exodus
0:00 1 Pharaoh’s Shadow Rises
4:00 2 The River Runs Red
7:57 3 Defying the Crown
11:45 4 Baby in the Nile
15:22 5 Hidden in the Reeds
18:44 6 The Weight of Sand
22:34 7 Desert Mediation
25:53 8 Moses Runs to Midian
29:53 9 The Shepherd's Calling
33:28 10 Flame That Never Dies
36:53 11 Barefoot On Sacred Ground
40:38 12 Let My People Go
44:38 13 The Burning Voice
48:24 14 Signs and Wonders
52:18 15 Let My People Go (1)
56:16 16 No Straw No Mercy
59:56 17 You've Made It Worse
1:03:56 18 He Will Act
1:07:56 19 The Red River's Curse
1:11:19 20 The Frog's Curse
1:14:53 21 The Ten Plagues_ Gnats
1:18:53 22 The Swarm of Flies
1:22:51 23 Plague of Boils
1:26:35 24 Hail Brings Fury
1:30:35 25 The Swarm
1:34:20 26 Nine Days of Darkness
1:38:20 27 Pass Over Cry
1:42:20 28 The Night of Shadows
1:46:02 29 Let My People Go 2
1:49:15 30 The Exodus Trail
1:52:14 31 Pharaoh's Chase
1:56:14 32 Between the Sea and the Sword
2:00:14 33 Parting the Sea
2:04:08 34 Bitter is the Water
2:08:08 35 Manna and Quail in the Desert
2:12:08 36 Meat in Egypt
2:15:47 37 Raise Your Hands
2:19:29 38 Jethro's Wisdom
2:23:29 39 Thunder at Sinai
2:27:29 40 Tablets Of Stone
2:31:18 41 Sacred Shelter
2:35:08 42 The Covenant Stories
2:39:00 43 Golden Idol
2:43:00 44 The Wrath Above
2:46:51 45 Mercy on the Mountain
2:50:51 46 Tablets Shattered
2:54:15 47 The Tabernacle's Hands
2:28:15 48 Glory in the Dust
I made this attempting to have a musical overview narrative of the Exodus and to practice my learning of the Spanish language
Each song does each line in English and then the same line in Spanish, to you can try and sing along in both languages.

I suggest copying the lyrics from the subtitle generator and pasting it to you favorite AI like ChatGTP, asking for a breakdown of the sorry, giving more meaning to each song.

Here is the outline I used as prompts:
1. Slavery and Oppression in Egypt
• Key Characters: Israelites, Pharaoh, Moses
• Theme: Injustice & Suffering
• The Israelites are enslaved in Egypt and oppressed by a new Pharaoh who fears their growing population.
• God's people cry out, and He hears them—a foundational idea of divine compassion and justice.
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2. The Call of Moses
• Key Moments: Burning bush, Moses’ reluctance, God’s name revealed (“I AM”)
• Theme: Calling & Leadership
• Moses is chosen as the unlikely hero. He’s full of doubts, but God equips him.
• This theme speaks to purpose, obedience, and the transformative nature of divine calling.
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3. Confrontation with Pharaoh & the Plagues
• Key Events: Ten plagues, hardened hearts, cosmic showdown
• Theme: Power Struggle & Divine Justice
• A dramatic power clash between God and Pharaoh.
• The plagues demonstrate God's control over creation and His commitment to freeing His people.
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4. The Passover and the Exodus
• Key Moments: The final plague, blood on the doorposts, mass departure
• Theme: Salvation & Deliverance
• The first Passover is instituted.
• The Israelites are finally released—God delivers on His promise in dramatic fashion.
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5. The Crossing of the Red Sea
• Theme: Miraculous Escape & Trust
• The Israelites are trapped, but God parts the waters.
• It’s a defining “baptism” moment—leaving slavery behind, entering into freedom.
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6. Wilderness Wandering and Provision
• Key Events: Manna, quail, water from the rock
• Theme: Provision & Grumbling
• Even free, the Israelites complain. God provides miraculously but also tests them.
• It’s about learning to trust in divine timing and sustenance.
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7. The Covenant at Mount Sinai
• Key Moments: Ten Commandments, theophany on the mountain
• Theme: Law & Relationship
• God gives the Law—not just rules, but a framework for relationship and identity.
• Israel becomes a nation, not just a people.
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8. Instructions for the Tabernacle
• Theme: Presence of God
• God wants to dwell with His people.
• The Tabernacle becomes the mobile hotspot of divine presence.
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9. Rebellion: The Golden Calf
• Key Characters: Aaron, Moses, God
• Theme: Idolatry & Intercession
• Israel turns to idol worship while Moses is on the mountain.
• Moses intercedes—showing both God’s mercy and justice.
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10. Renewal and Glory
• Theme: Forgiveness & Restoration
• The covenant is renewed despite failure.
• God’s glory fills the Tabernacle, showing His commitment to dwell among His people.