The Exodus is the event most directly involved in the Israelites' escape from Egypt, closely tied to Passover celebrations and the beliefs of Rastafarians.
The event most directly involved in the Israelites' escape from Egypt is the Exodus. The Exodus refers to the mass migration of Hebrews out of Egypt led by Moses, following a series of divine punishments on the Pharaoh, eventually leading to the Hebrews' freedom and journey to Canaan.
Passover, a Jewish holiday commemorating God passing over the Israelites during the final plague in Egypt, is closely tied to the Exodus story and the Israelites' liberation from slavery.
Rastafarians in Jamaica have also drawn parallels between the Israelites' captivity in Egypt and Babylon and their own history of slavery, making the Exodus a central Biblical myth for them.
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