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Genesis ends with a family preserved. Exodus opens with a people enslaved. The shift is jarring. God’s promises to Abraham seemed to be unfolding through growth and prosperity, yet Exodus begins with forced labor, fear, and infanticide. Many readers wonder: How can covenant promise coexist with this level of suffering?

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