The term EXODUS FIGURE refers to four key figures in the biblical story of the Exodus, which is the account of the Israelites' escape from slavery in Egypt. The first figure is ARI, a three-letter acronym for the Hebrew phrase 'Avraham, Rivka, and Yitzchak, ' which translates to Abraham, Rebecca, and Isaac. The second figure is PHARAOH, the title given to the ancient Egyptian rulers who enslaved the Israelites. The third figure is MOSES, the prophet who led the Israelites out of Egypt. Finally, the fourth figure is AARON, MOSES' brother who acted as his assistant. Together, these four figures are known as the EXODUS FIGURES.