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In the book of Exodus, the promises to the patriarchs begin to see their fulfillment: Yahweh takes a people for Himself and dwells among them as their God. In this volume, Eugene Carpenter interacts with the most current scholarship and analyzes the Hebrew text to trace this important theme through Exodus. Throughout his commentary, Carpenter demonstrates how Exodus interacts with the rest of the...

homage” (v. 9). However Moses understood the technicalities of the words, his immediate response was an act of worship without words. Moses himself worshiped Yahweh “on the top of this mountain” (cf. 3:12) in fulfillment of God’s purposes. The writer records this worshipful response of the people of Israel four times before the record of Moses’ action here. In 4:31; 12:27; and 14:29–31 the people respond in worship or a worshipful attitude at the mighty act of deliverance God promised or had performed for
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