Introduction to the Books of the Old Testament With Analyses And Illustrative

Oakman Sprague Stearns

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2. EXODUS.
Chapters, 40.
§ 1. Scope of Thought. — The title in Hebrew, translated, is, "and these are the names, " or briefly, " names, " from the first words. The title of the Sept. Is "Ef 0809 ; of the Vulgate, Exodus. The book of Exo- dus continues the story of the sojourn of the Hebrews in Egypt, found in Genesis, and carries it on from their deliverance from Egyptian servitude to their national and theocratic organization, § 2. General Analysis. — It may be divided into two main divisions,... History and Legislation: History, Chs. I. -XVHI. ; Legislation, Chs. XIX. -XL. Or, call- EXODUS. 15 ing the whole history, it may be summed up, as by Perowne, " into three clearly marked stages. First, we see a nation enslaved ; next, a nation redeemed ; lastly, a nation set apart, and through the blending of its relig- ious and political life consecrated to the service of God. " Smith's Bib. Diet. , art. '' Exodus. " § 3. Minuter Analysis. — i. The oppression of the Hebrews in Egypt. Ch.

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