Exodus: An Exegetical Commentary
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Exodus: An Exegetical Commentary
Hamilton demonstrates clearly the use of Exodus language in the New Testament see example below which makes it easier for the reader to see how the themes presented fit into biblical theology the arc of Scripture as a whole. I read this while reading Carol Meyers' commentary on Exodus; Hamilton's contains much more information about the text, translation, and other scholars' works than does Meyers'. I highly recommend this work. Hamilton divides the book into seven parts, with a few paragraphs introducing each part.
Each pericope within in each part is outlined. He begins with a Translation, then Grammatical and Lexical Notes on each verse. This includes descriptions of the Hebrew words and a brief study on where else they are found and translated in the Hebrew Bible, how others have translated them, and the Hamilton's own open-ended questions. Then there is an expositional commentary. Some of the commentary gets a bit shorter toward the end of the book.
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Examples from the book: Nobody in Genesis is called holy or even challenged to be holy. Holy places and holy people appear in the Bible only in conjunction with the covenant and covenantal law that God gives to his chosen people, Israel. Moses after fleeing Pharoah and being told by God to return p.
The retention helps to maintain the parallel with Exod. The death of Pharaoh opens the door for Moses to leave Midian and return to Egypt, just as the death of Herod opens the door for Jesus to leave Egypt and return to Palestine.
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On the Sinaitic Covenant compared to surrounding nations' legal codes p. Two items set the Covenant Code apart from all other Near Eastern legal corpora. First, in none of these cuneiform law codes does any deity ever speak A second item sets the Covenant Code apart: Laurent Dv rated it liked it May 18, Jared Saltz rated it really liked it Feb 07, Matt Farrell rated it it was amazing Jul 08, Stephen Willcox rated it liked it Feb 16, Josh rated it it was amazing Jul 27, Ractery rated it it was amazing Dec 29, Ryan Johnson rated it really liked it Jul 25, Diane Wallace rated it it was amazing Dec 07, David Lamb rated it really liked it Nov 01, Matthew Grotheer rated it really liked it Dec 07, Tommy Moehlman rated it really liked it Aug 25, Leighton Suthers rated it really liked it Aug 25, Mark Centers rated it really liked it Nov 17, Brian Dempsey added it Jul 10, Byung-kyu Kim is currently reading it Mar 03, Bobby marked it as to-read Jun 21, Cesar Junior added it Jul 14, Jacob Walker marked it as to-read Aug 07, Michael Hawley marked it as to-read Aug 12, Andy Kelly marked it as to-read Aug 13, Stephane added it Oct 04, Spencer R marked it as to-read Dec 29, Rick Wadholm added it Mar 12, Z added it Jul 09, Michelle Blake marked it as to-read Nov 18, Sharon Dingjan marked it as to-read Jan 11, Separate different tags with a comma.
At over pages, this is an extensive and important contribution to the study of the book of Exodus. Bookseller Completion Rate This reflects the percentage of orders the seller has received and filled. Exodus An Exegetical Commentary by: As well as interaction with a range of scholarship on the book, Exodus offers great scope for ministerial application, as Hamilton frequently provides explicitly Christian reflection on individual passages. They are the tiniest this reviewer has seen in a commentary— printed in Arial 7-point— and might push some to buy the commentary in Kindle or Google e-book formats for better readability.
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Old Testament Exodus - Criticism, interpretation, etc. Summary "Victor Hamilton, a highly regarded Old Testament scholar with over thirty years' experience in the classroom, offers a comprehensive exegesis of the book of Exodus. Written in a clear and accessible style, this major, up-to-date, evangelical, exegetical commentary opens up the riches of the book of Exodus.
Hamilton relates Exodus to the rest of Scripture and includes his own translation of the text. This commentary will be valued by professors and students of the Old Testament as well as pastors" -- Publisher description.
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Contents Machine generated contents note: The Firstborns' Death The Song at the Sea by Miriam and the Women Grazing Beasts and Spreading Fire An Overview Making a Sanctuary for God Judgment on the Ringleaders God's Glory Fills the Tabernacle Includes bibliographical references and indices. Includes bibliographical references and indexes. View online Borrow Buy Freely available Show 0 more links Other links Cover image at https: Set up My libraries How do I set up "My libraries"? These 8 locations in All: