An edition of How to read Exodus
(2009)
How to read Exodus
by Tremper Longman
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Table of Contents
Part I: Reading Exodus with a strategy
Understanding the book of departure
Part II: Reading Exodus as literature
The shape of the book of Exodus
The narrative structure of Exodus : presence, covenant, and servitude
Part II: Reading Exodus as history in its historical context
Birth legends, Hammurabi, and portable shrines : the ancient near eastern background of Exodus
Evidence for the Exodus event
Does it matter whether the sea parted?
Part IV: Reading Exodus as God's story
God rescues Abraham's descendants from Egyptian bondage (Exodus 1:18)
God gives Israel his law (Exodus 19:24)
God instructs Israel to build the tabernacle (Exodus 25:40)
Part V: Reading Exodus as a Christian
The Christian experience of Exodus
The role of law in the Christian life
The Word became flesh and tabernacled among us.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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