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Description edit
Arthur Pink shows that Exodus is developed around the theme of redemption, presenting the need of redemption, the might of the Redeemer, the character of redemption, the duty of the redeemed, and the provisions made for failure.
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Setting & Locations edit
- Lord God Of Israel
- Egypt
- Heaven
- Canaan
- Jerusalem
- Tabernacle
- Ark
- Mount Sinai
- Nisan
- Red Sea
- Altar
- Lord Himself
- Gospel
- Temple
- Saviour
- Babylon
- Lord Jesus Christ
- Jordan
- Manna
- Christ Jesus
- Christ Himself
- Neh
- Goshen
- Rephidim
- Nazareth
- Bezaleel
- New Testament
- Rom
- Most High
- Judaism
- Holy Spirit
- Ise
- Calvary
First Sentence edit
In commencing the study of any book in the Bible it is well to remind ourselves that each separate book has some prominent and dominant theme which, as such, is peculiar to itself, around which everything is made to center, and of which all the details are but the amplification.
Authors & Contributors edit
- Arthur Walkington Pink (Author)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 221
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