Rest represents the inheritance that God appoints for His chosen people. In the New Testament the author of Hebrews recalls God's judgment on the unbelieving Israelites after the exodus and warns his readers not to forfeit God's rest as their forefathers had and lose the blessing He had for them. A modern movement, liberation theology, misinterprets and misapplies the exodus, portraying it as an archetypal model that supports its agenda of liberating people from oppression. In Into His Rest, Ted Miller expounds Hebrews 3:74:13, explaining that a proper view of this passage refutes liberation theology's interpretation of the exodus.