In my continuing efforts to sell out to "the man" (note: so far, "the man" doesn't seem very interested), I've spent the better part of the evening attempting to integrate Facebook Connect into this website. If I've done everything correctly, you should be able to link your Facebook account to this website, thus reducing the number of different account names and passwords you have to remember by at least 1. If I screwed something up, this post will simply be a reminder to you that good intentions do not always equal good results.

It strikes me that newcomers to this site may not really understand what I'm trying to accomplish here, so this post is an attempt to explain.

Up next in the Bible is Exodus 7, in which millions of innocent fish lose their lives in a river of blood. Following that, Exodus 8 features a triple threat: frogs, lice, and flies. Fun times in old Egypt.

Two new chapters up today, starting with Exodus 5, in which Moses delivers the famous "let my people go" line, and Pharaoh responds by piling on the beatings. Continuing on, we come to Exodus 6, in which Moses gets snippy with God, and we get a fascinating genealogy lesson.

Okay, so after a long delay, I've finally found some time to add a little more content to this site. We open the Book of Exodus with the Israelites in Egypt, having babies like it was going out of style. We move on to their enslavement, the birth of Moses, and the eventual burning bush episode in Chapter 3.

We'll have lots more wacky adventures in our next installment, but for now enjoy the first 3 chapters of Exodus!

So, here we are at last. After only 3-ish months, one book of the Bible is complete. At this rate, the entire thing should be finished around the same time as the heat death of the Universe. Mark your calendars.

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