It took a long time but I finally got done with teaching my girls through the entire book of Exodus as part of our home Bible study!
I thought it be a good idea to review the Bible commentaries on Exodus that I found helpful!
5 out of 5
Purchase: Westminster | Amazon
Looking for a devotional commentary on Exodus? I highly recommend this one by Philip Graham Ryken! It is a massive work (1247 pages!) but don’t let the size scare you; general Christian readers and also Bible teachers will benefit from this book by an esteemed pastor. The book is an exceptional expositional commentary that is something in the middle between a devotional and an exegetical technical commentary and yet sometimes some of the insights in this book point out great points from the biblical texts that other technical commentaries might have missed. I recommend this commentary as personal devotional or resources for Bible study leaders, Sunday school teachers and preachers and pastors.
Review: Exodus Old and New: A Biblical Theology of Redemption
Posted in Bible, Bible Commentary, Book Review, Christianity, exegesis on April 14, 2023| 28 Comments »
Still away: A book I finished from my long flights.
L. Michael Morales. Exodus Old and New: A Biblical Theology of Redemption. Westmont, Illinois: IVP Academic,August 18, 2020. 224 pp.
5 out of 5
Purchase: Amazon
Are you looking for a book on biblical theology with the th. There eme of the Exodus that is found again and again in the Bible? If so this is a must read. This book is an amazing book. It is so fascinating that it took me a long time to read it since I took allot of notes! The author did a good job being biblically driven and his insights are amazing. Though it is not the main purpose of the book, it read as a devotional and also an apologetic book at the same time. Reading this made me worship the God of the Bible and also marveling at how this can’t all be a coincidence but the Bible must be divine in origin!
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