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Which is the Best Commentary? VIII. Exodus

worship. Prophets look back to it and picture the return from Babylon as a more glorious exodus than the deliverance from Egypt. A peasant recites it as he brings his firstfruits to the sanctuary. It is surprising, therefore, to discover how few commentaries on the book of Exodus are currently available. This is partly because the volumes in several of the major series Anchor Bible, Interpretation, and New International Commentary on the Old Testament have not yet appeared, while no commentary on the book was published in the ICC series. Exodus is not an easy book. The commentator has to come to a decision about its composition. All the commentaries considered here either accept the classical view of JEDP to varying extents and allocate the