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Exodus: The Second Book of Moses

Exodus: The Second Book of Moses

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Exodus recounts deliverance from bondage, the formation of covenant, and the establishment of sacred order in the wilderness.

The narrative opens in Egypt, where the descendants of Jacob endure oppression before the emergence of Moses as mediator and leader. Through a sequence of confrontations and signs, the text records liberation and departure, culminating in the crossing of the Red Sea. What follows is not merely escape but formation: at Sinai, law is given, covenant is affirmed, and the framework of communal life is articulated.

The latter portion of the book turns toward detailed instruction concerning worship, priesthood, and the construction of the Tabernacle, presenting sacred space as the visible center of national identity. In its movement from captivity to covenant, Exodus stands as one of the defining narratives of the Hebrew Scriptures, shaping theological reflection, liturgical memory, and literary imagination across centuries.

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BrandSublime Books
Pub dateMay 28, 2019
ISBN-101515440796
ISBN-139781515440796
Hardcover88.0 pages
LanguageEnglish
Dimensions9 × 0.38 × 6 in
Weight1 lb
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