Texts > Tanakh > Torah/Pentateuch > Exodus

Exodus 1–15

• Biblical Narrative and Categories of the Fantastic - by Peter D. Miscall, Semeia 60 (1992) 39–51
• Freedom or Knowledge? Perspective and Purpose in the Exodus Narrative (Exodus 1–15) - by Lyle Eslinger, Journal for the Study of the Old Testament 52 (1991) 43–60

Exodus 1

• Birth Bricks, Potter's Wheels, and Exodus 1,16 - by Kevin McGeough, Biblica 87.3 (2006) 305–318
• Jacob of Edessa's version of Exodus 1 and 28 - by Alison Salvesan, Hugoye 8.1 (January 2005)
• Jacob's Family Goes to Egypt: Varying Portraits of Unity and Disunity in the Textual Traditions of Exodus 1:1–5 - by Andrew E. Steinmann, TC 2 (1997)

Exodus 3

• Exodus 3:14 and the Divine Name: A Case of Biblical Paronomasia - by Barry J. Beitzel, Trinity Journal 1 (1980) 5–20
• “I Shall Be That Which I Shall Be” - by L. M. Pákozdy, The Bible Translator 7 (1956) 146–149; summary in English of L. M. Pákozdy, “‘Ähjäh ‘ähjäh — die Deutung des Jahwäh-Namens,” Judaica (1956?)

Exodus 4

• The Bloody Bridegroom in Exodus 4:24–26 - by Ronald B. Allen, Bibliotheca Sacra 153 (1996) 259–69

Exodus 4–14

• An Exegetical and Theological Consideration of the Hardening of Pharaoh's Heart in Exodus 4–14 and Romans 9 - by G. K. Beale, Trinity Journal 5 (1984) 129–154
• Blessing and Curse Inside and Outside the Covenant: "The Hardening of Pharaoh's Heart" - by Willie Young, Journal of Scriptural Reasoning 2.2 (2002)
• Comments on "Pharaoh's Hardened Heart" - by Kris Lindbeck, Journal of Scriptural Reasoning 2.2 (September 2002)
• Pharaoh's Hardened Heart - by Daniel W. Hardy, Journal of Scriptural Reasoning 2.2 (September 2002)
• Pharaoh's Hardened Heart: Cruel and Unusual Punishment and Covenantal Ethics - by Shaul Magid, Journal of Scriptural Reasoning 2.2 (September 2002)
• Pharaoh's Hardened Heart: Some Christian Readings - by Stanley Hauerwas, Journal of Scriptural Reasoning 2.2 (September 2002)
• The Hardness of Extrication: Narratival Interpretation of the Moses/Pharaoh/God Encounters - by Kurt Anders Richardson, Journal of Scriptural Reasoning 2.2 (September 2002)
• The "Hearts" of Exodus - by William Wesley Elkins, Journal of Scriptural Reasoning 2.2 (September 2002)

Exodus 6

• Knowing Yahweh: Exodus 6:3 in the Context of Genesis 1 - Exodus 6:3 - by Lyle Eslinger, pp. 188–98 in Literary Structure and Rhetorical Strategies in the Hebrew Bible, eds. L. J. de Regt, J. de Waard and J. P. Fokkelman; Van Gorcum / Eisenbrauns: Assen / Winona Lake, 1996)

Exodus 7

• A Paradigm for the Exodus Conflict: Exodus 7:8–13 - by Jeong Woo (James) Lee, Kerux 12.1 (1997)
• Metamorphosis of a Ferocious Pharaoh - by Ph. Guillaume, Biblica 85.2 (2004) 232–236
• The Phrase ובעצים ובאבנים in Exod 7,19 - by B. Lemmelijn, Biblica 80.2 (1999)

Exodus 15

• Die Verbformen mit dem Suffix "מוֹ-" als Kernelemente der Textstruktur von Ex 15,1b-18 - by Annekatrin Warnke, Biblica 8.33 (2002) 399–408

Exodus 19

• Towards the Peak of Mount Sinai: A Discourse-Pragmatic Analysis of Exodus 19 - by Nicolai Winther-Nielsen, Hiphil 2 (2005)

Exodus 20

• Decalogue - by J. W. Marshall, Dictionary of the Old Testament: The Pentateuch (IVP, 2002)
• Revelation: Lacan and the Ten Commandments - by Kenneth Reinhard and Julia Reinhard Lupton, Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory 2.1 (2000)
• The Hebrew Papyrus of the Ten Commandments - by F. C. Burkitt, The Jewish Quarterly Review 15 (1903) 392–408

Exodus 21–23

• Exod 23,20–33 and the 'War of YHWH' - by Hans Ausloos, Biblica 80.4 (1999) 555–563

Exodus 28

• Jacob of Edessa's version of Exodus 1 and 28 - by Alison Salvesan, Hugoye 8.1 (January 2005)

Exodus 32

• Small Lexemes, Large Semantics: Prepositions and Theology in the Golden Calf Episode - by D. Timmer, Biblica 88.1 (2007) 92–99
• The Openness of God: Does Prayer Change God? - by William D. Barrick, The Master's Seminary Journal 12 (2001) 149–166

Exodus 33

• Ex 33 on God's Face: A Lesson from the Enochic Tradition - by Andrei Orlov, originally published in SBL Seminar Papers 39 (SBL, 2000) 130–147

Exodus 39

• Clothing From Heaven: Exodus 39 - by Douglas B. Clawson; Kerux 12.1 (1997); full text

Christian Appropriation

• The Role of the Ten Commandments (Laing Lecture for 1981) - by Joyce G. Baldwin, Vox Evangelica 13 (1983) 7–18

Chronology

• The Time of the Oppression and the Exodus - by John Rea, Bulletin of the Evangelical Theological Society 3.3 (Summer 1960) 58–66

Comparative Study

• Osarseph and Exodus: Literary Reflections in an Egyptian Mirror - by Gary Greenberg, annual meeting of the International Society of Biblical Literature, Lausanne, Switzerland, 1997

History of Interpretation

• From "The Ten Commandments" to the "Decalogue" - by John M. Grondelski, Journal of Religion and Film 7.1 (April 2003)
• Moses and the Reel Exodus - by G. Andrew Tooze, Journal of Religion and Film 7.1 (April 2003)

Poetry

• Moses Gets the Nod, Then Exits - by David Steele, Theology Today 41.3 (1984)

Book Reviews

• Bailey, Wilma Ann, "You Shall Not Kill" or "You Shall Not Murder"?: The Assault on a Biblical Text (Liturgical Press, 2005)
  • Reviewed by Joe Cathey, Review of Biblical Literature (2006)
  • Reviewed by Kare Berge, Review of Biblical Literature (2006)
  • Reviewed by Mark McEntire, Review of Biblical Literature (2006)
• Brown, William P., ed., The Ten Commandments: The Reciprocity of Faithfulness (Westminster John Knox, 2004)
  • Reviewed by William Johnstone, Review of Biblical Literature (2006)
  • Reviewed by Bob Becking, Review of Biblical Literature (2006)
  • Reviewed by Ralph Hawkins, Review of Biblical Literature (2006)
• Carask, Michael, ed., The Commentator’s Bible: The JPS Miqra’ot Gedolot: Shemot Exodus (Jewish Publication Society, 2005) - reviewed by Ralph W. Klein, Currents in Theology and Mission (June 2007)
• Hauge, Martin Ravndal, The Descent from the Mountain: Narrative Patterns in Exodus 19–40 (Sheffield, 2001) - reviewed by Christophe Nihan, Review of Biblical Literature (2003)
• Inch, Morris A., Two Mosaic Motifs: Freedom Trek & Gentiles Are Us (University Press of America, 2003) - reviewed by Amnon Shapira, Review of Biblical Literature (2004)
• Janzen, Waldemar, Exodus (Believers Church Bible Commentary; Herald, 2000) - reviewed by Marietjie Odendaal, Review of Biblical Literature (2001)
• Johnstone, William. Chronicles and Exodus: An Analogy and its Application (Sheffield, 1998) - reviewed by Mark J. Boda, Review of Biblical Literature (2000)
• Larsson, Goran, Bound for Freedom: The Book of Exodus in Jewish and Christian Traditions (Hendrickson, 1999) - reviewed by Donald Burke, Review of Biblical Literature (2005)
• Propp, William H. C., Exodus 1–18: A New Translation with Introduction and Commentary (Anchor Bible; Doubleday, 1999) - reviewed by David B. Palmer, Review of Biblical Literature (2000)
• Prosic, Tamara, The Development and Symbolism of Passover until 70 CE (T&T Clark, 2004)
  • Reviewed by William Gilders, Review of Biblical Literature (2006)
  • Reviewed by Jan Wagenaar, Review of Biblical Literature (2006)
• Rogerson, John, R.W.L. Moberly, and William Johnstone, Genesis and Exodus (Sheffield, 2001)
  • Reviewed by Naomi Steinberg, Review of Biblical Literature (2002)
  • Reviewed by William Yarchin, Review of Biblical Literature (2002)
• Smith, Mark S., The Pilgrimage Pattern in Exodus (Sheffield, 1997) - reviewed by James W. Watts, Review of Biblical Literature (1999)
• Suomala, Karla R., Moses and God in Dialogue: Exodus 32–34 in Postbiblical Literature (Lang, 2004) - reviewed by Thomas B. Dozeman, Review of Biblical Literature (2005)
• van Kooten, George H., ed., The Revelation of the Name YHWH to Moses: Perspectives from Judaism, the Pagan Graeco-Roman World, and Early Christianity (Brill, 2006)
  • Reviewed by Sabrina Inowlocki, Review of Biblical Literature (2008)
  • Reviewed by Thomas Hieke, TC 12 (2007)
• Van Seters, John, A Law Book for the Diaspora: Revision in the Study of the Covenant Code (Oxford, 2003) - reviewed by Eckart Otto, Review of Biblical Literature (2004)
• Widmer, Michael, Moses, God, and the Dynamics of Intercessory Prayer: A Study of Exodus 32–34 and Numbers 13–14 (Mohr Siebeck, 2004) - reviewed by Christopher Heard, Review of Biblical Literature (2005)