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EXODUS
166. BIRKS (T. R.,
M.A.) The Exodus of Israel; its Difficulties explained and its Truth
confirmed. 8vo. 1863. S. 3/6.
A reply to Dr. Colenso's
famous assault upon the Pentateuch. The great abilities of the author are
known to all.
167. BLUNT (HENRY,
M.A.) Exodus and Leviticus. Vol. 2 of A Family Exposition of the
Pentateuch. 12mo. 6/- Lond.,
Hatchards. 1842.
S. 1/-
Profitable for household and private reading: not very striking.
168. BUSH (GEORGE).
Notes on Exodus. 2 vols., sm. 8vo. New York, 1856, &c. S. 5/6.
Of considerable value. We do not know that it is a plagiarism.
Vol
1 (16.9 MB)
Vol
2 (15.5 MB)
169. COTTAGE READINGS on the Book
of Exodus. [Anon.] Sm. cr. 8vo. 5/- Lond.,
Nisbet & Co. S. 2/-
Not at all a student's book; yet many preachers might learn from it how to
put things plainly. There is a similar volume on Genesis.
170. CUMMING (JOHN,
D.D.) Sabbath Morning Readings
on Exodus. Sm. 8vo. Lond.,
J. F. Shaw. 1853. S. 2/-
Dr. Cumming's style is a model, but his matter seldom verges upon
originality. He always gives you the gospel when he is not prophesying.
171. EXELL (JOSEPH S.)
Homiletic Commentary on Exodus. [Being Part x of THE PREACHER'S COMMENTARY,
publishing by Dickinson
in monthly parts, 1875. 1/-each.]
It excels, so far as we have seen.
172. HUGHES (GEORGE).
See No. 127.
- JACKSON (THOMAS, D.D., Dean of Peterborough.—1579—1640). Paraphrase on the eleven
first chapters of Exodus, with Annotations, &c. Works, 8vo., IX., 384. Folio,
III., 191. 3 vols. folio 35/-; 12 vols. 8vo. 50/-
George Herbert
set great store by Dr. Jackson's
writings, for he said,—"I bless God for the confirmation Dr. Jackson has given me in
the Christian religion, against the Atheist, Jew, and Socinian, and in
the Protestant against Rome." It would hardly repay a student to
purchase three folio volumes to obtain the small portion allotted to
his Paraphrase. So far as commenting is concerned it is not important.
174. MACKINTOSH (C.H.) Notes.
By C. H.M. 12mo. 2/6. Lond.,
G. Morrish. 1858.
Not free from Plymouth errors, yet remarkably
suggestive.
Part
1
Part
2
175. MILLINGTON (THOMAS S.) Signs and Wonders in the Land of Ham.
A Description of the Ten Plagues of Egypt. Post 8vo. 7/6. Lond., Murray. 1873.
It has been an intellectual treat to
read this interesting work. On the same subject there is an old work by
James Bryant, 1794; but Millington is enough.
176. MURPHY (JAMES G.,
LL.D.) Commentary on Exodus. New Translation. 8vo. Edinb., Clark. 1866. 9/-
The result of laborious study by a
scholar of ripe learning.
177. WILLET (ANDREW). Hexapla; or, Sixfold Commentarie upon Exodus.
Folio. Lond., 1608. 6/-
to 10/-
See No. 142. Full, exhaustive, and exhausting.
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