Commentary on Exodus by Frank Marshall

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Frank Marshall [1848-1906], The Book of Exodus

A commentary on Exodus in Frank Marshall’s commentary series for English Schools. You can find a list of other volumes here. My thanks to Book Aid for providing a copy of this public domain work for digitisation.

Frank Marshall [1848-1906], The Book of Exodus. London: George Gill & Sons Ltd., n.d. Hbk. pp.138. [Click here to visit the download page]

Contents

  • Preface
  1. Introduction
    • The Title
    • The Pentateuch
    • The Author
    • Time of Writing
    • Scope of the Work
    • Design of the Book
    • General Outline
    • Israel in Egypt
    • The Ten Plagues
    • Journey from Egypt to Sinai
    • The Murmurings and Sins
    • Moses
    • Moses as a Type of Christ
    • Pedigree of Moses and Aaron
    • The Tabernacle
    • The Furniture of the Tabernacle
    • The Consecration of the Tabernacle
    • How the Tabernacle was Moved
    • Subsequent History of the Tabernacle
    • History of the Ark
    • Types and Figures
    • The Three Great Festivals of the Jews
    • The Seven Nations of Palestine
    • Geographical Notes
    • Biographical Notes
  2. The Text, with Marginal Notes and footnotes
  3. Appendix
    • Comments on the Revised Version
    • Words and Phrases Explained
    • Weights and Measures
    • The Stones of the Breat-Plate
    • The Spices
    • Theory Regarding Composition of Pentateuch
    • Chronological Table
    • The Pharoahs of Exodus
    • Passages Illustrative of Exodus

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