About this Product
Journey through the Book of Exodus with insightful commentary and a special focus on the Land of Israel. Includes the full, original Hebrew text with a clear English translation. Selected verses are transliterated from Hebrew into English to help you learn, read and understand Hebrew!
Also included are high-quality color images and maps that highlight important archaeological finds and critical geographical information about the Land of Israel and beyond. Charts and timelines will help you simply and easily understand the timing of events and all of the people mentioned throughout the book.
The Hebrew name for the Book of Exodus is Sefer Shemot, the ‘Book of Names,’ taken from the opening words of the first verse. Continuing from Sefer Bereishit, it transitions from Abraham’s family’s story to the birth of an entire nation, the Children of Israel. It recounts their brutal slavery, miraculous redemption, the giving of the Torah on Mount Sinai, and much, much more.
There’s a tradition that the Final Redemption will be even more miraculous than the redemption from Egypt, so if you want a taste of what’s to come, you have to read the Book of Exodus - and very carefully.
About this Product
Journey through the Book of Exodus with insightful commentary and a special focus on the Land of Israel. Includes the full, original Hebrew text with a clear English translation. Selected verses are transliterated from Hebrew into English to help you learn, read and understand Hebrew!
Also included are high-quality color images and maps that highlight important archaeological finds and critical geographical information about the Land of Israel and beyond. Charts and timelines will help you simply and easily understand the timing of events and all of the people mentioned throughout the book.
The Hebrew name for the Book of Exodus is Sefer Shemot, the ‘Book of Names,’ taken from the opening words of the first verse. Continuing from Sefer Bereishit, it transitions from Abraham’s family’s story to the birth of an entire nation, the Children of Israel. It recounts their brutal slavery, miraculous redemption, the giving of the Torah on Mount Sinai, and much, much more.
There’s a tradition that the Final Redemption will be even more miraculous than the redemption from Egypt, so if you want a taste of what’s to come, you have to read the Book of Exodus - and very carefully.