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At the Mountain of God: Story and Theology in Exodus 32–34 is unavailable, but you can change that!

In this study, Moberly examines how story and theology are combined in this Old Testament passage. Using a narrative interpretation, he presents a balanced exegetical view. Moberly considers several aspects of methodology, including current topics under biblical criticism, literary allusions, textual criticism, and theological paradox. He then goes over the passage from several points of view. He...

tent is a temporary substitute which is not only outside the camp but is only available intermittently to seek Yahweh; it is not permanently established as Yahweh’s official shrine would be. Secondly, the imperfect verbs convey the sense of a passing of time, and are a literary device to slow the narrative at this transitional point. After the tense and sombre narrative preceding, this section provides a pause before the renewed heightening of tension in the intercession of Moses. The implied passing
Pages 65–66