The Book of Exodus with Introduction and Notes
Digital Logos Edition
Overview
In this verse-by-verse commentary on the book of Exodus, A. H. McNeile provides an in-depth introduction exploring the laws of Exodus, the priesthood, the Tabernacle (with illustrations), the geography of Exodus, and more. In addition to the helpful notes and commentary on the scripture, McNeile also includes additional sections elaborating on some of the more important and difficult subjects found in Exodus: the Passover, the Sabbath, the plagues, and more.
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Key Features
- Contains verse-by-verse commentary on Exodus
- Explores the laws of Exodus, the priesthood, the Tabernacle, geography, and more
- Elaborates on various traditions and rituals found in Exodus
Contents
- The Component Parts of the Book of Exodus
- Analysis
- The Laws in Exodus
- The Priesthood
- The Tabernacle: Its Structure, Historicity and Religious Significance
- The Geography of Exodus
- The Historical Value of the Book of Exodus
- The Religious Value of the Book of Exodus
- The Book of Exodus
- Part I: Israel in Egypt. The Exodus. The Journey to the Sacred Mountain
- Part II: Laws Given at the Sacred Mountain, and Narratives Connected with Their Delivery
Product Details
- Title: The Book of Exodus with Introduction and Notes
- Author: A. H. McNeile
- Publisher: Edwin S. Gorham
- Publication Date: 1908
- Pages: 384
About A. H. McNeile
Allan Hugh McNeile was a fellow, dean, and theological lecturer at Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge. He is the author of numerous books, including An Introduction to Ecclesiastes, The Increase of God, and St. Paul: His Life, Letters, and Christian Doctrine.