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The Expositor’s Bible: Exodus

by G. A. Chadwick

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Chapter XV The Song of Moses, Xv. 1–22

A song remembered in heaven. Its structure, 216–17.—The women join. Instruments. Dances, 218. God the Deliverer, not Moses. “My salvation,” 219.—Gratitude. Anthropomorphism. “Ye are gods.” “Jehovah is a Man—of war,” 220–2.—The overthrow, 222.—First mention of Divine holiness, 223.—An inverted holiness, 224.—“Thou shalt bring them in,” 225.

Shur, Xv. 22–27

Disillusion. Marah, 226.—A universal danger, 227.—Prayer, and the use of means, 228.—“A statute and an ordinance.” Such compacts often repeated. The offered privilege, 229.—It is still enjoyed, 230.—“The Lord for the body.” Elim, 231.

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