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Moses at the Threshold: The Circumcision Crisis
Exodus 4:24-26 is one of the strangest passages in the Torah. Yahweh attacks Moses on the road to Egypt, and Zipporah stops it with a flint knife and a covenant act. A divine council reading of why the household had to come first, and where the Hebrew refuses to settle.
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The Ten Plagues of Egypt
The plagues weren't weather events or just political pressure. Heiser reads Exodus 7-12 as a divine-council confrontation, with Yahweh dismantling the religious order of Egypt and exposing its gods as powerless, judgment building toward the final Passover night.