Contemplations on Israel’s Exodus Considered Allegorically
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Overview
This volume is filled with short meditations that focus on passages from the book of Exodus. “The House of Bondage,” “Preparation for the Journey,” “The Guiding Pillar,” “Light and Darkness,” are but a few of the contemplations, or ideas, that Burton leads the reader through.
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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 House of Bondage
- Preparation for the Journey
- The Unlikely Way
- The Guiding Pillar
- Marching Orders
- Light and Darkness
- The Song of Triumph
- Bitter Waters
- Angels’ Food
- The Fountain and Its Source
- Uplifted Hands
- The Land and Its Corn
Product Details
- Title: Contemplations on Israel’s Exodus Considered Allegorically
- Author: R. T. Burton
- Publisher: Hatchard and Co.
- Publication Date: 1867
- Pages: 164
About R. T. Burton
Roger Taylor Burton was vicar of Great Tey. In addition to Contemplations on Israel’s Exodus Considered Allegorically, Burton published numerous poems.