James K. Bruckner
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Understanding the Bible Commentary Series
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Baker Books edition published 2012
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Bruckner, James K.
Exodus / James K. Bruckner.
(New International biblical commentary, Old Testament series; 2)
p. cm.
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
ISBN-13: 978-1-56563-212-7 (pbk.)
1. Bible. O.T. Exodus—Commentaries. I. Title.
BS1245.53.B78 2008
222′.1207—dc22
2007037388
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So that the Lord’s “name might be proclaimed in all the earth.”
§1 The Need for Deliverance (Exod. 1:1–22)
§2 Moses’ Beginnings (Exod. 2:1–10)
§3 Moses Encounters Violence (Exod. 2:11–25)
§4 Yahweh Calls Moses (Exod. 3:1–22)
§5 God Prepares Moses (Exod. 4:1–31)
§6 Oppression Increases (Exod. 5:1–6:1)
§7 Yahweh’s Promises (Exod. 6:2–30)
§8 The Plagues Begin (Exod. 7:1–25)
§9 Frogs, Gnats, and Flies (Exod. 8:1–32)
§10 Dead Livestock, Boils, and a Storm of Hail with Lightning (Exod. 9:1–35)
§11 God Hardens Pharaoh’s Heart: Locusts and Darkness (Exod. 10:1–29)
§12 Final Warning (Exod. 11:1–10)
§13 Passed Over or Destroyed? (Exod. 12:1–27)
§14 The Devastating Blow and the Beginning of the Exit (Exod. 12:28–51)
§15 Unleavened Bread and Firstborn Redemption, Revisited (Exod. 13:1–22)
§16 Crossing the Sea (Exod. 14:1–31)
§17 Singing at the Sea (Exod. 15:1–21)
§18 Journey from the Sea into the Wilderness (Exod. 15:22–27)
§19 Leadership, Learning, Manna, Meat, and the First Sabbath Rest (Exod. 16:1–36)
§20 Quarreling, Water from a Rock, Amalekite Attack, and a Banner (Exod. 17:1–16)
§21 Father Jethro and God’s Just Justice (Exod. 18:1–27)
§22 Meeting God at Sinai (Exod. 19:1–25)
§23 Ten Commandments: First through Fifth (Exod. 20:1–12)
§24 Ten Commandments: Sixth through Tenth (Exod. 20:13–26)
§25 Covenant Laws I: Debt Slaves and Capital Offenses (Exod. 21:1–17)
§26 Covenant Laws II: Personal Injury, Bulls, and Oxen (Exod. 21:18–36)...
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About ExodusExodus includes some of the Old Testament’s most dramatic scenes, as well as themes that are foundational to the rest of the Bible. God delivers, provides for, and forms a people for himself, patiently teaching them to trust him. This commentary helps the reader understand and apply this wonderful and ever-relevant book on a deeper level. |
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