Exegetical study of exodus books

A spiritual journey overview of chapter contents 1. There are several internal claims in the book of exodus which directly ascribe authorship to moses. Best commentaries and books on exodus logos bible software. The literature of the ancient near east has given the invitation for a conservative interpreter to do an exegetical, study of exodus 15. Hamilton relates exodus to the rest of scripture and includes his own translation of. You will also find options for commentaries on exodus that help pastors, teachers, and readers with application of the bible, commentaries that approach the scripture versebyverse, classic christian commentaries, and much more. Tackle the most difficult exegetical challenges in the book of psalms. You can find the best commentary on exodus for you using the tools on the right side. He taught for 35 years at asbury university, and now in his.

Birth of moses, israelites labor, moses slays egyptian and flees, israelites groaning 3. In this detailed study in exodus, concepts will be shaken, but faith strengthened. But what we do not want to do is do it bad or erroneous. Kregel commentaries on exodus, chronicles, and psalms 3 vols. Biblical literature the critical study of biblical. Textual criticism of the bible provides a starting point for the study of both old and new testament textual criticism. Victor hamilton, a highly regarded old testament scholar with over 30 years experience in the classroom, offers a comprehensive exegesis of the book of exodus. Written in a clear and accessible style, this major, uptodate, evangelical, exegetical commentary opens up the riches of the book of exodus. A selection of the best commentaries and bible study resources on the book of exodus. You may be required to write an exegesis for a bible study class or write one to broaden your understanding of the bible. What is unique about jesus, however, is his universal meaning bratten, 1980, p. Discover indepth treatments of old testament motifs.

February 20, 1980 professors fowler and zemek the literature of the ancient near east has given the invitation for a. If the analytical outline is fluid and no two people will develop exactly the same outline, the eo is even more so. Alec motyer the message of exodus the bible speaks today, 2005 j. The book of exodus teaches that the lord is the one true god and the ruler of all creation. This collection brings together works on the books of exodus, 1 and 2 chronicles, and psalms by top old testament scholars. The science and art of exegesis or exegetical method is not meant to be scary, but rather provide us with the essential tools so we can better know and teach his word. Davies provides his longawaited commentary on the first ten chapters of the second book of the torah in this indepth engagement. An exegetical and theological exposition of holy scripture the new american commentary stuart, douglas k. A critical and exegetical commentary on the book of exodus, 1866. Exodus 3 commentary commentary critical and explanatory on. The book of exodus is especially rich in typical teachings. The passage is due to the plague that god got set upon egypt referred to as the loss of life of the initial born son. Translation technique and the vulgate, matthew kraus offers a layered understanding of jeromes translation of biblical narrative, poetry, and law from hebrew to latin.

An exegetical study of the book of exodus in its cultural and historical setting, with attention to its literary features and contributions to theology. Attention also is given to preparation for preaching and teaching and to enhancing facility in reading hebrew. Not only will you not develop the same outline as the person next to you, you will not develop the same outline a month or a year from now. He is told to record on a scroll the episode of israels victory over amalek 17. Approaching exegesis by moving through these steps will help you avoid missing out on critical aspects of the text and its meaning, and will help you write an effective paper. Victor hamilton, a highly regarded old testament scholar with over thirty years experience in the classroom, offers a comprehensive exegesis of the book of exodus. The bibliography for this study of exodus is presented at the end of the article, introduction to the pentateuch.

The past two weeks we have examined the covenantscenes in genesis 15 and 17, which are foundational for an understanding of the concept of covenant literally, binding agreement in the old testament. Usually seen as a tool for textual criticism, when read as a work of. N35 1999e new oxford annotated bible with the apocrypha. Jewish, christian, and classical exegetical traditions in. Egypt is a picture of this present world galatians 1. The uniqueness of jesus belongs to the core of the christian gospel. Michaels college 20 abstract this thesis examines exodus 4. This paper aims to provide an exegesis of exodus 1. Sampey professor of old testament interpretation and professor of biblical theology at the southern baptist theological seminary. Oswalts twopart study of the book of isaiah for the nicot series, this commentary on chapters 1u39 combines theological acumen, literary sensitivity, philological expertise, and historical knowledge to present a faithful and accurate reading of one of the old testaments most important books. Most of the events in the first part take place in egypt, where the people of israel had been made slaves by the king. These things i have spoken to you, that my joy may be in you, and that your joy may be full. Victor hamilton is well known for his 2part commentary on genesis in the new international commentary of the old testament series, his handbook on the pentateuch, and his handbook on the historical books.

The most common purpose has been discovering the truths and values of the old. An exegetical and theological exposition of holy scripture. Those sayings are an exegetical analysis of a text. An exegetical and theological exposition of holy scripture the new american commentary. Great in kindness an exegetical study of exodus 34. Literary structure and grammatical study exodus 3 is part of a larger chiastic structure that is framed by oppression at its beginning ex 1. Matthew henry 18 october 1662 22 june 1714 was an english commentator on the bible, who published his works in 1706, sixvolume exposition of the old and new testaments 17081710 or complete commentary, provides an exhaustive verse by verse study of the bible, covering the whole of. Library tools for biblical exegesis duke divinity school. And when the lord decides to do something, no one can stop him.

The congregation of israel contends with mosesthen all the congregation of the children of israel set out on their journey from the wilderness of sin, according to the commandment of the lord, and camped in rephidim. An exegetical commentary by victor p hamilton isbn. Biblical literature biblical literature the critical study of biblical literature. Davies commentary on exodus 110 and takes the reader up to the end of exodus chapter 18, covering the release of the israelites from egypt and the crossing of the red sea. Hamilton relates exodus to the rest of scripture and includes his own translation of the. Stuart exodus the new american commentary, 2006 i first discovered douglas stuarts work when i read. It details israels besetting sin in the idolatry of the golden calf episode, but it also. Exodus is organized as a bifid, meaning that its information is divided into two major divisions. This universal meaning is applicable and has significance. The book often referred to as the book of names, discusses the different names god takes and the various ways god reveals himself to the israelites. New revised standard version, including the apocryphaldeuterocanonical books.

Introduction, brief history of israel in egypt, pharaohs decree to kill israelite boys 2. Andrews university an exegetical analysis of gods i. Exodus and the torah this course consists of two related parts. You have probably heard someone say, back in those days. It is clearly written as a useful reference for teachers, pastors, and students of the bible. In this book, you will be introduced to the world of biblical manuscripts and learn how scholars analyze and evaluate all of that textual data to bring us copies of the bible in hebrew, aramaic, and greek that can be used for.

Exegesis, or critical interpretation, and hermeneutics, or the science of interpretive principles, of the bible have been used by both jews and christians throughout their histories for various purposes. In jewish, christian, and classical exegetical traditions in jeromes translation of the book of exodus. The lords revelation to moses, the giving of the lords name, mosess commission 4. Establish or orient the context of the pericope in the biblical book as a whole. Explore the themes of salvation, law, and gods presence in the book of exodus with awardwinning old testament scholar dr. The stay in the desert describes the earthly circumstances in which. Unlike many contemporary scholars, he believes it is possible to distinguish exodus e from exodus j. Andrews university an exegetical analysis of gods i am. Download for offline reading, highlight, bookmark or take notes while you read exodus. When you write up the exegetical paper, you are presenting the conclusions arrived at during the. Hamilton relates exodus to the rest of scripture and includes his own translation of the text. Then study the biblical text according to the following areas of exploration outlined below. The firstborn belongs to godthen the lord spoke to moses, saying, consecrate to me all the firstborn, whatever opens the womb among the children of israel, both of man and beast.

Exodus 11 must deal the loss of life of the initial born son getting announced. The toptier commentary sure to be the bedrock of your bible study. For official academic information such as degree requirements, course descriptions, prerequisites, and schedules, please. Exegetical steps exegesis the process by which one comes to understand a text hese are the typical steps involved in an exegesis. The book of exodus is one of the most fascinating yet under preached on books of the bible. Therefore, biblical exegesis should be the intellectual enzyme that transforms the stupor of our worldly and futile affections into a deep and glad and living hope. Stuart demonstrates his mastery of exegetical method, his.

This commentary will be valued by professors and students of the old testament as well as pastors. An exegetical and theological exposition of holy scripture ebook written by douglas k. A good exegesis will use logic, critical thinking, and secondary sources to demonstrate a deeper understanding of the passage. I say that it is under preached on due to most preachers fear of preaching a longdrawnout exegetical series on the entire book rather than just preaching on the most wellknown parts. To this we add a third key passage, the covenant episode at mount sinai in exodus 24. Exodus and the torah seminary courses concordia seminary. It includes the first code of the law in the decalogue and book of the covenant. Exodus is the second of five books comprising the pentateuch, the torah law, or the five books of moses. Exegetical concordia theological seminary bookstore. The setting for this pericope is the nile river valley known as. Exodus with book summary versebyverse bible commentary. He taught for 35 years at asbury university, and now in his retirement has been. An exegesis is an essay that focuses on a particular passage in the bible. The second book of moses called exodus the argument after that jacob by gods commandment genesis 46.

Exegesis is a term used to describe the careful study of scripture to discover the original and intended meaning of a text. Joseph was the remarkable greatgrandson of abraham who saved egypt from terrible famine because he listened to gods voice speaking through pharaohs dream. The second book of moses called exodus geneva bible. Actually, this covenant theme covers the entire second half of the book, beginning with. Longman then connects these events to the new testament. The purpose of this thesis was to use the historical grammatical hermeneutic to examine the interpretative problems in this pericope of hebrew poetry. Historically, moses was thought to be the author because he is the prime character, but scholars now believe that, like genesis, there were many authors. This course takes you step by step through israels salvation from egyptian bondage, their receiving of gods law, and his command to build the tabernacle.

The story of the exodus begins where the book of genesis ends. Commentary on the book of exodus by matthew henry old. Cultural history the passage that ive decided to perform my exegetical paper on is usually exodus 11. Now moses kept the flockthis employment he had entered on in furtherance of his matrimonial views is probable he was continuing his service now on other terms like jacob during the latter years of his stay with laban genesis 30. These verses are referenced from two principal sources. Victor hamiltons exodus is a superb addition, being especially helpful in the latter tabernacle chapters. Exegesis paper guidelines always begin with prayer, asking for the holy spirits guidance in the interpretive process. Exodus is translated from hebrew to the word names. Best exodus commentaries updated for 2020 best bible.

Davies brings together all the relevant aids to exegesis linguistic, textual, archaeological, historical, literary, and theological to help the reader understand the texts at hand. Nov 01, 2011 written in a clear and accessible style, this major, uptodate, evangelical, exegetical commentary opens up the riches of the book of exodus. The use of exodus in the work connotes the death of peter and paul. The best commentaries for every book of the bible pro preacher. A more detailed itinerary is given in the later books of moses. Moses has led his people out of egypt by the hand of god and by this same. The basics of understanding bible study methods, how to learn from and about gods word is basically simple, do it. The exegetical outline an exegetical outline traces the thoughtflow of the passage. The evangelical exegetical commentary series eec has been specifically created for exhaustive exploration thats never exhaustingmeeting the exacting standards of critical biblical scholarship. An exegetical commentary ebook 9781441240095 by victor p. Traditionally the term was used primarily for work with the bible. Build your sermons with suggested homiletical outlines. The jewish study bible, oxford, new york ed 2004 and the the holman christian standard bible, holman, nashville ed 2006.