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The exodus motif is widely agreed to be one of the central frameworks illustrating the salvational  acts of God in both the Old and New Testaments. According to the Old Testament, the exodus  motif was, to Israel, the paradigm of redemptive historical renewal. For this reason, the exodus  motif provided the typological expression for all future hope of salvation and served as a  theological paradigm to be used by Old and New Testament authors. In this article, the exodus  theme in the Book of Revelation, chapters 12 to 13, is discussed in the following order: (1) Christs crucif xion and resurrection as the archetypal exodus; (2) the chronological fulf llment of the exodus theme in the Bible; and (3) the exodus theme in Revelation 12 to 13. To investigate the exodus theme in Revelation 12 to 13, the intertextual interpretation, as based on the redemptive historical interpretation, will be highlighted.<p></p

The story of the Red Sea as a theological framework of interpretation