Essential Exodus (Arthur Pink Collection Book 26)

Historically, the book of Exodus deals with the deliverance of Israel from Egypt, but viewed doctrinally, it focuses on the theme of redemption. Just as the first book of the Bible, Genesis, teaches that God elects unto salvation, the second book, Exodus, instructs us on how God saves, namely, through redemption. Therefore, redemption is the dominant subject of Exodus.

Following the theme of redemption, the book of Exodus then shows us what we are redeemed for - worship. This characteristic is evident in the book of Leviticus, where we learn about the holy requirements of God and the gracious provisions He has made to meet these requirements.

In the book of Numbers, we have a representation of our experiences as we journey through this world of sin and trial - our repeated and excuseless failures, and God's long-suffering and faithfulness.

The contents of the book of Exodus can be summarized as follows:

1. Introduction
2. Israel in Bondage
3. The Early Days of Moses
4. Moses at the Burning Bush
5. Moses Called and His Response
6. The Significance of the Signs
7. Lessons in Service
8. Moses and Aaron Before Pharaoh
9. Jehovah's Covenant
10. The Hardened Heart
11. The Plagues Upon Egypt
12. Pharaoh's Compromises
13. The Death of the Firstborn
14. The Passover
15. The Accompaniments of the Passover
16. The Exodus from Egypt
17. Crossing the Red Sea
18. Israel's Song
19. In the Wilderness
20. The Manna
21. Manna—A Type of Christ
22. The Smitten Rock
23. Amalek
24. Moses' Wife
25. Israel at Sinai
26. The Law of God
27. The Ten Commandments
28. The Decalogue and Its Sequel
29. The Perfect Servant
30. The Covenant Ratified
31. The Tabernacle
32. The Ark
33. The Mercy Seat
34. The Table
35. The Lampstand
36. The Curtained Ceiling
37. The Coverings
38. The Boards
39. The Veil
40. The Tabernacle Door
41. The Brazen Altar
42. The Outer Court
43. The Priesthood
44. Aaron's Garments
45. The Breastplate
46. The Urim and Thummim
47. The Vestments of the Priests
48. The Continual Burnt Offering
49. The Golden Altar
50. The Atonement Money
51. The Laver
52. The Anointing Oil
53. The Appointed Artificers
54. The Sabbath and Israel
55. The Golden Calf
56. The Typical Mediator
57. The Righteous Judge
58. Israel Plagued
59. Outside the Camp
60. Grace Abounding
61. Sovereign Mercy
62. God's Governmental Principles
63. A Jealous God
64. God's Claims
65. The Sinaiatic Covenant
66. The Glorified Mediator
67. The Lord's Dwelling Place
68. Moses—A Type of Christ
69. Other Books

The author of this work is Arthur W. Pink, an English pastor and theologian who lived from 1886 to 1952. He studied at Moody Bible Institute in Chicago, USA, before beginning his pastoral work in various locations, including Colorado, California, Kentucky, and South Carolina. He also spent a brief period preaching and teaching in Sydney, Australia, before returning to his native England in 1934. He spent the last 12 years of his life in Lewis, Scotland, where he remained until his death at the age of 66.

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