| Title: | Echoes of Exodus |
| Subtitle: | Tracing Themes of Redemption through Scripture |
| Published: | March 31, 2018 |
| ISBN-10: | 1-4335-5798-3 |
| ISBN-13: | 978-1-4335-5798-9 |
| Category: | Theology |
| Retail Price: | $17.99 |
| Binding: | Paperback |
| Trim: | 5.25 in x 8.0 in |
| Page Count: | 176 |
Echoes of Exodus: Tracing Themes of Redemption through Scripture
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Echoes of Exodus: Tracing Themes of Redemption through Scripture
The exodus stands as a pivotal event in the Old Testament—God delivering his people from slavery in Egypt. But if you listen closely to the overarching narrative of the Bible, you will hear echoes of this story of redemption across the pages of Scripture. After exploring the account of Israel’s exodus from Egypt, the authors then look at precursors to the exodus in the book of Genesis, as well as echoes of the exodus throughout the rest of the Old Testament and in the New Testament—shedding light on Scripture’s unified message of redemption from slavery to sin through the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
Authors:
Alastair J. Roberts (PhD, Durham University) is one of the participants in the Mere Fidelity podcast and a fellow of Scripture and theology with the Greystone Theological Institute.
Andrew Wilson (PhD, King’s College London) is the teaching pastor at King’s Church London and a columnist for Christianity Today. He is the author of several books, including Incomparable; Echoes of Exodus; and God of All Things. Andrew is married to Rachel and they have three children: Zeke, Anna, and Samuel.
Product Details
Table of Contents
Acknowledgments
Prelude: Echoes of the Exodus
Overture
1. A Musical Reading of Scripture
2. The First Supper (Matthew 26)
First Movement: Out of the House of Slaves
3. From the Bulrushes to the Bush (Exodus 1-3)
4. The Battle of the Gods (Exodus 4-15)
5. True Freedom (Exodus – Deuteronomy)
6. Journey’s End (Joshua 1-7)
Second Movement: The Exodus in Genesis
7. People of Rest (Genesis 6-9)
8. Russian Dolls (Genesis 10-15)
9. Just Like Us (Genesis 16-26)
10. Wrestling with God (Genesis 27-50)
Third Movement: The Reechoing of Exodus
11. Wings of Refuge (Ruth 1-4)
12. The Capture of God (1 Samuel 1-7)
13. All About the House (1 Samuel 15—2 Samuel 24)
14. The End of the Exodus? (1 Kings 6-13)
15. Elijah and Elisha (1 Kings 16—2 Kings 13)
16. The Outstretched Arm (Isaiah—Malachi)
17. Purim and Purity (Ezra—Esther)
Fourth Movement: The Great Deliverance
18. The Crescendo (Matthew—John)
19. The Exodus of Jesus (Matthew—John)
20. Sinai and Pentecost (Acts)
21. Paul’s Gospel (Romans—Jude)
22. The Exodus of Everything (Revelation)
Coda: Living the Exodus
Notes
General Index
Scripture Index
Endorsements
“Roberts and Wilson show how the exodus is more than a past event; it is a paradigm that shapes the storyline of the Bible and the life of the believer. The blend of rich biblical theology and beautiful writing will stir the affections of all who long for the Promised Land of the new heaven and new earth.”
Matthew S. Harmon, Professor of New Testament Studies, Grace Theological Seminary
“Alastair Roberts and Andrew Wilson have written a marvelous book. In 160 packed, lucid pages, they explore the exodus, one of the Bible’s main themes from Genesis to Revelation. The authors say that Scripture is musical, and their book will leave haunting echoes of exodus ringing in your soul. Echoes of Exodus won’t just teach you about exodus; it will teach you how to read. In studying it, you will learn to harmonize on the melody of God.”
Peter Leithart, President, Theopolis Institute; Contributing Editor, Touchstone Magazine
“I treasure books that bring the Scriptures to life, such as this one. This is what biblical theology should look like. This work by Roberts and Wilson taught me a great deal about the Bible and gave me a renewed appreciation for the exodus motif throughout God’s Word. Seminary professors, preachers, Bible study leaders, and others are going to love Echoes of Exodus.”
Mark Jones, Senior Minister, Faith Reformed Presbyterian Church, Vancouver, British Columbia