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Exodus by Leon Uris.
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In the following essay, Nicholson discusses the religious and historical background of the tradition of divine manifestation.
In two previous articles (‘The Interpretation of Exodus xxiv 9-11&#...
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In the following essay, first published in 1978, Bimson examines several different theories concerning the historicity of Exodus.
0.1 the Question of Historicity
It is a fundamental assumption of this...
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In the following essay, Houtman analyzes Exodus 4:24-26 and surveys assorted interpretations of it.
24 On the way, while he spent the night somewhere, YHWH attacked him and sought to kill him. 25 Then...
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In the following essay, Sarna provides background for Exodus.
The Title
The commonly known Hebrew title for the second book of the Torah is Shemot, shortened from the opening words ve'elleh she...
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In the following essay, Boyarin explores the relationship between textual tradition and Jewish identity as it relates to Exodus.
I. Introduction
In an earlier paper on the shifting significance of Pal...
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In the following essay, Anbar uses Exodus 23.32 to illustrate how prophecy figured into politics.
The Mari texts cover a highly eventful period of numerous political upheavals in which a role was play...
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In the following essay, Hoffmeier discusses the quest for the historical Moses and offers literary considerations of the plague narratives.
Moreover, the man Moses was very great in the land of Egypt,...
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In the following essay, Coggins discusses various approaches to reading and analyzing Exodus.
The Book of Exodus is a strange mixture. Its first half offers us an exciting story of the escape from Egy...
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Teaching Exodus
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Critical Essay by E. W. Nicholson
