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From oppression to deliverance to intimacy with God, the storyline of Exodus influences the entire Bible. In Exodus the giver of the law, Moses, anticipates the fulfiller of the law, Jesus. This book is the linchpin for the story of salvation, and the key to the Old Testament understanding of God’s people and their life with him. H. Junia Pokrifka has combined both scholarship and creativity to...

become poorer; inordinate and insatiable greed of the wealthy for more and more drives the poor into greater misery and hopelessness. Those who live in the United States or in other powerful nations in the world cannot afford to simply spiritualize the meaning of the oppression in this text (or many other biblical texts), but must reckon with the fact the nations of the emerging majority world actually see and experience the wealthy nations in the world much like the Israelites did Egypt. The text
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