The Hebrew Terms in Exodus

 
Hebrew Terminology in Exodus: A Study of Key Words and Their Theological Significance
This book examines the major Hebrew terms used in the Book of Exodus and explores their linguistic, historical, and theological significance within the biblical narrative. Through a systematic study of important Hebrew vocabulary, readers gain a deeper understanding of how language shapes the message of Exodus and reveals God's relationship with Israel. The book analyzes key terms related to deliverance, covenant, worship, law, holiness, divine presence, leadership, and community, paying close attention to their meanings in the original Hebrew text and their use throughout the Old Testament.
Special attention is given to significant words such as šālôm (peace), berît (covenant), qādôš (holy), ʿeḇeḏ (servant), tôrâ (instruction/law), mishpāṭ (justice), ḥesed (steadfast love), and kāḇôḏ (glory). By examining the etymology, grammatical forms, literary contexts, and theological implications of these terms, the book demonstrates how Hebrew terminology contributes to the central themes of redemption, divine guidance, covenant faithfulness, and worship.
Designed for students, pastors, researchers, and Bible study groups, this work combines sound linguistic analysis with practical theological reflection. The study highlights the importance of reading Exodus in light of its original language and cultural setting, enabling readers to appreciate the richness of the Hebrew text and its enduring relevance for faith and biblical interpretation. Through its focus on key Hebrew terminology, the book provides valuable tools for understanding Exodus more accurately and engaging more deeply with its message.