Exodus : A Bible Commentary For Teaching And Preaching
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This new volume in the helpful Interpretation series competently steers preachers and teachers through theological and literary difficulties in the second book of Moses. Fretheim begins by reviewing issues of faith and history, drawing out ways in which the Hebrew story of redemption can be applied to modern Christian experience. In his commentary, he pays special attention to the significance of the hardening of Pharaoh’s heart, the relationship between law and narrative, and the shaping of literature by liturgy.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780804231022
ISBN10: 0804231028
Terence Fretheim
Binding: Cloth Text
Published: March 1991
Interpretation Commentary
Publisher: Westminster John Knox Press
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