Gowan organizes his study of the book of Exodus like a traditional commentary, following the text of Exodus from beginning to end. Attempting to determine what the book says about God, Gowan then traces the major affirmations about God found in Exodus through the rest of scripture and into the theologies of Judaism and Christianity. Indices; notes.
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Donald E. Gowan is Robert Cleveland Holland Professor Emeritus of Old Testament at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He is a minister in the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) and has authored several books on the Old Testament, including Theology in Exodus and Theology of the Prophetic Books.
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Theology in Exodus: Biblical Theology in the Form of a Commentary by Donald E. Gowan.
Short and Sweet - This commentary is the absolute best commentary available today on the book of Exodus (no offence to Brevard Childs whose book is slightly less critical). Gowan's commentary is excellent. It is perhaps the most well rounded commentary on the shelves. Not only is it biblical-critical and theologically reflective but it was also written to a wide audience with pastors and laypeople kept in the loop. After taking this book back to the library I couldn't help but check it out again and again.
Short and Sweet - This commentary is the absolute best commentary available today on the book of Exodus (no offence to Brevard Childs whose book is slightly less critical). Gowan's commentary is excellent. It is perhaps the most well rounded commentary on the shelves. Not only is it biblical-critical and theologically reflective but it was also written to a wide audience with pastors and laypeople kept in the loop. After taking this book back to the library I couldn't help but check it out again and again.
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