Opening Up Exodus

by Iain D. Campbell

Publisher:

Day One

, 2006

Overview

By the time we have read through Exodus we have learned the basic vocabulary of the Gospel—words like blood, redeem, sacrifice, glory, law, tabernacle and Passover are all here, part of the great drama in which God saves a people for himself. To study Exodus, therefore, is to come to the heart of the message of redemption, to see God as the Savior of his people, caring for them and present with them as they journey from Egypt to Canaan, from the house of bondage to the land of promise.

Contents

Top Highlights

“First, the law reveals the nature of the God of the covenant.” (Page 80)

“Second, the law defines the people of the covenant.” (Page 81)

“Laws may be broken, but the covenant can never be broken.” (Page 82)

“A second reason was that God would distinguish between the Egyptians and his people, the Israelites.” (Page 43)

“Finally, the plagues were a means for hardening the heart of Pharaoh.” (Page 44)

Product Details

• Title: Opening Up Exodus
• Author: Iain D. Campbell
• Publisher: Day One
• Publication Date: 2006
• Pages: 144

About Iain D. Campbell

Dr. Iain D. Campbell is the pastor of a church on the Isle of Lewis. He trained for the ministry at the University of Glasgow and at the Free Church College Edinburgh. Campbell is the author of several other books published by Day One: On the First Day of the week: God, the Christian and the Sabbath, The Gospel according to Ruth, Opening up Exodus, Opening up Matthew, and Seven Wonders of the World.