Explore the depths of "Exodus; or, the Second Book of Moses," a scholarly examination of one of the foundational texts of Judaism and Christianity. This volume offers a comprehensive commentary on the Book of Exodus, providing insights into its historical, theological, and literary dimensions. Translated by Charles Marsh Mead and Howard Osgood from the original work of Johann Peter Lange, this edition seeks to illuminate the narratives, laws, and spiritual significance of Exodus for contemporary readers. Delve into the story of Moses, the Israelite's escape from Egypt, and the giving of the Ten Commandments, all within the context of rigorous biblical scholarship. This book remains an invaluable resource for theologians, historians, and anyone interested in understanding the enduring impact of the Old Testament.

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