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About Exodus the Book Exodus 3:1–22 Excerpt Exodus,  the second book of the Hebrew Bible and the story of Moses’  call by God to rescue his people from oppression in Egypt. After  encountering God and entering into a covenant in the wilderness at  Sinai, the Israelites constructed a portable shrine (tabernacle) and set  out on a journey toward Canaan, the land promised  by God to their  ancestors as an inheritance. Exodus is  the book’s Greek title in the  Septuagint ( LXX ); in Hebrew , it is called (from its opening words)  ve‘elleh sh  moth, ‘And these [are] the names,’ or simply  Sh  moth, ‘Names.’   More Achtemeier, Paul J., Harper & Row, and Society of Biblical Literature.  Harper’s Bible Dictionary  1985: 288. Print.

About Exodus the Book Exodus 3:1–22 Excerpt Exodus,  the second book of the Hebrew Bible and the story of Moses’  call by God to rescue his people from oppression in Egypt. After encountering God and entering into a convenant in the wilderness at  Sinai, the Israelites constructed a portable shrine (tabernacle) and set  out on a journey toward Canaan, the land promised  by God to their ancestors as an inheritance. Exodus is  the book’s Greek title in the  Septuagint ( lxx ); in Hebrew it is called (from its opening words) ve‘elleh sh  moth,  ‘And these [are] the names,’ or simply  Sh  moth,   ‘Names.’  More Achtemeier, Paul J., Harper & Row and Society of Biblical Literature.  Harper’s Bible dictionary  1985 : 288. Print.

About Exodus the Book Exodus 3:1–22 Excerpt Exodus,  the second book of the Hebrew Bible and the story of Moses’  call by God to rescue his people from oppression in Egypt. After  encountering God and entering into a covenant in the wilderness at  Sinai, the Israelites constructed a portable shrine (tabernacle) and set  out on a journey toward Canaan, the land promised  by God to their  ancestors as an inheritance. Exodus is  the book’s Greek title in the  Septuagint ( LXX ); in Hebrew, it is called (from its opening words)   ve‘elleh sh  moth,  ‘And these [are] the names,’ or simply  Sh  moth,   ‘Names.’ Achtemeier, Paul J., Harper & Row and Society of Biblical Literature. Harper’s Bible dictionary  1985 : 288. Print.

About Exodus the Book Exodus 3:1–22 Excerpt Exodus, the second book of the Hebrew Bible and the story of Moses’ call by God to rescue his people from oppression in Egypt. After encountering God and entering into a convenant in the wilderness at Sinai, the Israelites constructed a portable shrine (tabernacle) and set out on a journey toward Canaan, the land promised by God to their ancestors as an inheritance. Exodus is the book’s Greek title in the Septuagint ( LXX ); in Hebrew it is called (from its opening words) ve‘elleh shmoth, ‘And these [are] the names,’ or simply Shmoth, ‘Names.’ Achtemeier, Paul J., Harper & Row and Society of Biblical Literature. Harper’s Bible dictionary 1985 : 288. Print.

About Exodus the Book Exodus 3:1-22 ‎ Exodus , the second book of the Hebrew Bible and the story of Moses’ call by God to rescue his people from oppression in Egypt. After encountering God and entering into a covenant in the wilderness at Sinai, the Israelites constructed a portable shrine (tabernacle) and set out on a journey toward Canaan, the land promised by God to their ancestors as an inheritance. Exodus is the book’s Greek title in the Septuagint (LXX) ; in Hebrew it is called (from its opening words) ve‘elleh shmoth, ‘And these [are] the names,’ or simply Shmoth, ‘Names.’   Achtemeier, Paul J., Harper & Row and Society of Biblical Literature. Harper’s Bible dictionary 1985 : 288. Print.