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Aus der Bibliothek von Prof. Wolfgang Haase, langj�igem Herausgeber der ANRW und des International Journal of the Classical Tradition (IJCT) / From the library of Prof. Wolfgang Haase, long-time editor of ANRW and the International Journal of the Classical Tradition (IJCT). - leicht berieben, minimale Randl�ren, Kopfschnitt angeschmutzt, Fu�chnitt weist einige Kratzer auf, sonst sehr guter Zustand / lightly rubbed, minimal edge wear, top edge soiled, bottom edge has some scratches, otherwise very good condition. - CONTENTS PREFACE INTRODUCING EXODUS On Reading This Commentary Transliterations EXODUS AND ANCIENT NEAR EASTERN LITERATURE William W. Hallo PART I Prologue Israel in Egypt [ 1:1-22] The Absence of God Slavery in Egypt 10 Moses [ 2:1-25] Literary Notes The Character of Moses 21 PART II The Mission The Call [ 3:1- 4:18 ] The Vision Moses� Faith The Signs 38 The Divine Name Ehyeh 39 Return [ 4:19-6:1 ] The Bridegroom of Blood 53Pharaoh�s Hardened Heart 34 The Second Revelation [6:2-7:13] My Name 65 Linguistic Excursus on the Name 66 PART III Confrontation and Exodus The First Six Plagues [7:14-9:12] The Plagues�Natural or Supernatural? 89 The Last Four Plagues [9:13-11:10] The Pharaonic View 106 Passover and Deliverance [ 12:1-42 | The Historical Passover 122 Passover in the Christian Tradition 124 Addenda to the Passover Observance [ 12:43-13:16] Tejillin 142 Literary Analysis 133 PART IV The Road to Sinai Rescue at the Sea [ 13:17- 14:31 ] The Pillar of Cloud and of Fire Rescue at Sea 148 The Route 149 The Northern Route The Central Route The Southern Route 150 Shirah�The Song at the Sea [ 15:1-21 ] The Poem 160 The Women Danced 161 In the Wilderness [ 15:22- 16:36 ] The Manna 175 Foes and Friends [ 17:1-18:27] The Memory of Amalek 189 - Jethro 190 PART V Revelation and Commandment At Sinai [ 19:1-25 ] The Covenant 208 The Chosen People 209 The Decalogue-General Introduction; The First Three Commandments [20:1-7] The First Commandment The Second Commandment 223 The Third Commandment 227 The Decalogue �The Sabbath Day [20:8-ii] Origins The Sabbath in the Bible 233 In Later Days 234 The Sabbath in Christianity, Roman Antiquity, and Islam 233 The Decalogue-The Fifth to Tenth Commandments; Postscript [ 20:12-18 ] The Fifth Commandment 243 The Sixth to Tenth Commandments 244 PART VI Laws Laws on Worship, Serfdom, Injuries [20:19-21:36] Slavery in the Torah 262 An Eye for an Eye 263 The Ox That Gores 264 Laws on Property and Moral Behavior [ 21:37-23:9] Protection of the Weak Dealing with the Enemy 277 Capital Punishment Virgins 238 Laws on Cultic Ordinances; Affirmation of the Covenant [ 23:10-24:18 ] Israel�s Society (as refected in the Book of the Covenant) �You Shall Not Boil a Kid in Its Mother�s Milk� 293 PART VII Sanctuary and Service Ark, Lampstand, Tent, and Altar [25:i-27:i9] The Cherubim Table and Bread 321 The Lampstand (Menorah) 322 XI The Regular (�Perpetual�) Light; Priests and Their Vestments [ 27:20 - 28:43] The Regular Light: Urim and Thummim 336 Investiture [ 29:1-31:18] Incense Ordination The Shekel 339 PART VIII Apostasy and Second Covenant The Golden Calf [32:i-33:6] The Calf�History � The Calf�Theology 377 The Role of Aaron 378 A New Covenant; the Nature of God [ 33:7-34:35] The Nature of God 396 The Building of the Tabernacle [ 35:1-38:20] Kindle No Fire on the Sabbath Be^alel�On Art in Judaism 421 The Erection of the Tabernacle [ 38:21-40:38 ] The Tabernacle�Its Form The Tabernacle�Its Meaning 441 REFERENCE NOTES BIBLIOGRAPHY HAFTAROT. ISBN 9780807400401