Exodus
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This commentary views Exodus as a cultural document, preserving the collective memories of the Israelites and relating them to the major institutions and beliefs that emerged by the end of the period of the Hebrew Bible. It is intended to help the reader follow the story line of Exodus, understand its socio-cultural context, appreciate its literary features, recognize its major themes and values, and also note its interpretive and moral problems.
It explains important concepts and terms as expressed in the Hebrew original so that both people who know Hebrew and those who don't will be able to follow the discussion. Frequent 'closer look' sections examine key elements of the Ancient Near East that bear on the text's meaning, while 'Bridging the Horizons' articles connect this world with the cultural, political and religious environments of today.
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- Cambridge University Press
- 9780511128172
- 9780521807814
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- Carol Meyers
- English
- 2005-07-11
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- Half-title
- Series-title
- Title
- Copyright
- Dedication
- Contents
- Tables
- Supplementary Sections
- commentary part i. israel in egypt - exodus 1-15:21
- commentary part ii. sinai and covenant - exodus 15:22-24:18
- commentary part iii. sanctuary and new covenant - exodus 25:1-40:38
- Preface
- A Word about Citations
- Abbreviations
- I Introduction
- exodus, the exodus, and the past
- moses, god, and midian
- formation and structure
- note to readers
- II Suggested Readings on Exodus
- commentaries
- reference works
- near eastern literature
- special studies 1: exodus, moses, sinai
- special studies 2: treaty and covenant
- special studies 3: decalogue and law
- special studies 4: sanctuaries, cult, and priesthood
- additional resources
- III Commentary Part I. Israel in Egypt – Exodus 1–15:21
- THE OPPRESSION – EXODUS 1
- THE EMERGENCE OF MOSES – EXODUS 2:1–25
- MOSES’ CALL AND MISSION – EXODUS 3:1–7:7
- theophany at the bush and god’s dialogue with moses (3:1–4:17)
- moses–power and problems (4:18–6:1)
- reaffirmation and renewal (6:2–7:7)
- SIGNS-AND-WONDERS (NINE CALAMATIES) – EXODUS 7:8–10:29
- introduction (7:8–13)
- #1, bloody water (7:14–25)
- #2, frogs (8:1–15)
- #3, gnats (8:16–19)
- #4, flies (8:20–32)
- #5, pestilence (9:1–7)
- #6, boils (9:8–12)
- #7, hail (9:13–35)
- #8, locusts (10:1–20)
- #9, darkness (10:21–29)
- PLAGUE, RITUALS, AND DEPARTURE – EXODUS 11:1–13:16
- announcement of the slaying of the firstborn (11:1–10)
- slaying of the firstborn, paschal lamb, and unleavened bread (12:1–51)
- unleavened bread and consecration of the firstborn (13:1–16)
- THE DELIVERANCE – EXODUS 13:17–15:21
- to and through the sea (13:17–14:31)
- the song of the sea (15:1–21)
- IV Commentary Part II. Sinai and Covenant Exodus 15:22-24:18
- WILDERNESS JOURNEY – EXODUS 15:22–18:27
- water crisis (15:22–27)
- food crisis (16:1–36)
- water and military crises (17:1–16)
- organizational crisis (18:1–27)
- THEOPHANY AT THE MOUNTAIN – EXODUS 19
- COVENANT – EXODUS 20:1–24:18
- community policy – the decalogue (20:1–17)
- community regulations: rulings, rules, and norms (20:18–23:33)
- moses on the mountain (24:1–18)
- V Commentary Part III. Sanctuary and New Covenant Exodus 25:1–40:38
- BUILDING INSTRUCTIONS – EXODUS 25:1–31:17
- materials (25:1–9)
- interior furnishings (25:10–40)
- structure/dwelling (26:1–37)
- courtyard (27:1–19)
- oil for light (27:20–21)
- vestments (28:1–43)
- consecration of priests (29:1–46)
- addendum (30:1–31:17)
- COVENANT VIOLATION AND RENEWAL – EXODUS 31:18–34:35
- covenant violation: the golden calf (31:18–33:23)
- covenant renewal (34:1–36)
- CONSTRUCTING THE TABERNACLE – EXODUS 35:1–40:38
- introductory procedures – 35:1–36:7
- structure/dwelling – 36:8–38
- interior furnishings – 37:1–29
- courtyard – 38:1–20
- inventory of work and metals – 38:21–31
- vestments – 39:1–31
- completion – 39:32–43
- erection and installation – 40:1–38
- Biblical and Extrabiblical Texts Index
- Hebrew Terms Index
- Author Index
- Subject Index