FOR

BIBLE CLASSES

AND PRIVATE STUDENTS.

EDITED BY

REV. MARCUS DODS, D.D.,

AND

REV. ALEXANDER WHYTE, D.D.

EXODUS- JAMES MACGREGOR, D.D.

EDINBURGH:
T. & T. CLARK, 38 GEORGE STREET.

EXODUS,

WITH INTRODUCTION, COMMENTARY, AND

SPECIAL NOTES, ETC.

BY

REV. JAMES MACGREGOR, D.D.,

OAMARU ;

SOMETIME PROFESSOR OF SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGY IN THE NEW COLLEGE,

EDINBURGH.

PART I.

THE REDEMPTION: EGYPT.

EDINBURGH:
T. & T. CLARK, 38 GEORGE STREET.

CONTENTS.

INTRODUCTION.

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I. Description of the Book,

II. Character of the exodus movement,

1. Inward Nature : faith in God,

2. Outward Aspect : brotherhood of man,

III. Egypt-Sinai theatre of events—in place and time,

1. Egypt-.“ the monuments,"

Note (1) History of Egypt,

, (2) Exodus Chronology,

2. Sinai and the Red Sea,

Note (1) Passage of the Red Sea,

(2) On to Sinai—the sustentation problem,

(3) General Aspects,

IV. Revelation, as a fact in the history,

1. As to Israel,

Moses,

Note (1) Biography of Moses,

, (2) Did Moses write Exodus ?

V. The Revelation specifically of Redemption,

Note (1) The name of " Jehovah,"

(2)

“ Covenant,”

VI. The evidence of the revelation,

Note (1) Prophecy,

(2) Miracle,

VII. The monuments of the revelation,

Note (1) The monumental nation,

1. The Passover “memorial,"

Note (2) Leslie's " four marks,"

2. The Tabernacle of the “testimony,”

Note (3) What became of the exodus fabric ?

COMMENTARY,

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