THE SECOND EXODUS — SIX-WEEK STUDY PLAN

PURPOSE
Study biblical themes alongside the dramatic series without treating fictional characters, dialogue, broadcasts, routes, or modern military scenes as Scripture.

WEEK 1 — SCATTERING, MEMORY, AND THE CALL
Read: Deuteronomy 30:1–6; Isaiah 11; Isaiah 43; Jeremiah 31.
Explore: Episode guides 01–03.
Discuss: What distinguishes remembrance, warning, fear, and faithful preparation?
Practice: Preserve one family story or passage for the next generation.

WEEK 2 — MANY HOUSEHOLDS BECOME A PEOPLE
Read: Ezekiel 36; Matthew 24 in full context.
Explore: Episode guide 04 and the Gathering Map.
Discuss: What turns a crowd into a community responsible for one another?
Practice: Complete one safe act of practical care outside your household.

WEEK 3 — POWER, RESISTANCE, AND DISCERNMENT
Read: Exodus 5; Psalm 2; compare the broader setting of Revelation 12.
Explore: Episode guides 05–06 and the fictional World News Desk.
Discuss: How should people test official claims, rumors, and eyewitness accounts without surrendering to panic?
Practice: Verify one important claim before repeating it.

WEEK 4 — DELIVERANCE AND RESPONSIBILITY
Read: Exodus 14–15; Isaiah 51; Micah 2.
Explore: Episode guide 07.
Discuss: What responsibilities remain after a road of deliverance opens?
Practice: Share leadership or a burden that one person has been carrying alone.

WEEK 5 — THE WILDERNESS FORMS A PEOPLE
Read: Deuteronomy 8; Ezekiel 20; Hosea 2.
Explore: Episode guides 08–09.
Discuss: Why do rescue, grief, correction, and formation sometimes occupy the same season?
Practice: Establish one household rhythm for patience, truthfulness, water, food, rest, or prayer.

WEEK 6 — RESTORATION IS WORK
Read: Jeremiah 32; Ezekiel 37; Amos 9.
Explore: Episode guide 10.
Discuss: What must be rebuilt differently rather than merely restored to its former condition?
Practice: Choose one specific act of repair, reconciliation, stewardship, or service.

GROUP RHYTHM
1. Read the whole biblical passage and its surrounding context.
2. Name what the passage says before discussing what it may mean.
3. Label the series material: Scripture foundation, interpretation, or dramatization.
4. Invite questions; do not force personal disclosure.
5. Keep material age-appropriate and never use fear as a shortcut to faith.
6. Close with one safe, specific practice.

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