NOTES ON THE BOOK OF EXODUS

Loizeaux Brothers, New York, 1954, 25^th pr.  Hard cover, 373 pages.  Green boards with gold lettering on spine, title in gold on black block.  Some corner, cover and spine end wear; binding sound.  No jacket.  Interior clean and unmarked with lightly tanned pages.  ‘Redemption by blood occupies a prominent place therein, - it characterizes the book.  God’s many mercies to His redeemed, in the display of His power, the patience of His love, and the riches of His grace, flow from it.  The great question of Israel’s relationship to God is settled by the blood of the lamb.  It changes their condition entirely.  Israel within the blood-sprinkled door-posts was God’s redeemed, blood-bought people.’ (from Preface)