Gary Edward Schnittjer
Gary Edward Schnittjer (PhD, Dallas Theological Seminary) is distinguished
professor of Old Testament for the School of Divinity at Cairn University.
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This item will be available on February 1, 2024
In The Pentateuch, J. Daniel Hays surveys the narrative history of the Pentateuch—the first five books of Scripture and invites readers to know the God who covenanted with Israel to rescue them and live in his presence. This book will encourage and equip pastors, students, and laypersons as they encounter the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.
List of Abbreviations
A Note to Professors from the Editors
Introduction to the Pentateuch (the Five Books of Moses)
What Do We Call the First Five Books of the Bible?
Genre
The Basic Story Line of the Pentateuch
Issues of Authorship: Who Wrote the Books of Moses?
The Date of Composition for the Pentateuch
The Primary Names for God in the Pentateuch
Biblical Connections
1. Genesis
Outline
Author, Date, and Message
Interpretive Overview
Biblical Connections
Gospel Connections
Life Connections
Interactive Questions
Recommended Resources
2. Exodus
Outline
Author, Date, and Message
Interpretive Overview
Biblical Connections
Gospel Connections
Life Connections
Interactive Questions
Recommended Resources
3. Leviticus
Outline
Author, Date, and Message
Interpretive Overview
Biblical Connections
Gospel Connections
Life Connections
Interactive Questions
Recommended Resources
4. Numbers
Outline
Author, Date, and Message
Interpretive Overview
Biblical Connections
Gospel Connections
Life Connections
Interactive Questions
Recommended Resources
5. Deuteronomy
Outline
Author, Date, and Message
Interpretive Overview
Biblical Connections
Gospel Connections
Life Connections
Interactive Questions
Recommended Resources
Appendix: How to Interpret and Apply the Old Testament Law
Bibliography
Subject Index
Author Index
Scripture Index
In The Pentateuch, J. Daniel Hays surveys the narrative history of the Pentateuch—the first five books of Scripture and invites readers to know the God who covenanted with Israel to rescue them and live in his presence. This book will encourage and equip pastors, students, and laypersons as they encounter the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.
List of Abbreviations
A Note to Professors from the Editors
Introduction to the Pentateuch (the Five Books of Moses)
What Do We Call the First Five Books of the Bible?
Genre
The Basic Story Line of the Pentateuch
Issues of Authorship: Who Wrote the Books of Moses?
The Date of Composition for the Pentateuch
The Primary Names for God in the Pentateuch
Biblical Connections
1. Genesis
Outline
Author, Date, and Message
Interpretive Overview
Biblical Connections
Gospel Connections
Life Connections
Interactive Questions
Recommended Resources
2. Exodus
Outline
Author, Date, and Message
Interpretive Overview
Biblical Connections
Gospel Connections
Life Connections
Interactive Questions
Recommended Resources
3. Leviticus
Outline
Author, Date, and Message
Interpretive Overview
Biblical Connections
Gospel Connections
Life Connections
Interactive Questions
Recommended Resources
4. Numbers
Outline
Author, Date, and Message
Interpretive Overview
Biblical Connections
Gospel Connections
Life Connections
Interactive Questions
Recommended Resources
5. Deuteronomy
Outline
Author, Date, and Message
Interpretive Overview
Biblical Connections
Gospel Connections
Life Connections
Interactive Questions
Recommended Resources
Appendix: How to Interpret and Apply the Old Testament Law
Bibliography
Subject Index
Author Index
Scripture Index