Harmonies of the Torah
Y'all:
I'm trying to find a good harmony of Exodus/Numbers/Deuteronomy. I have Calvin's, but these only seem to be useful in relation to the Law, rather than the narrative pieces --and I don't really have a lot of patience with Calvin's formatting.
Does anyone have any other suggestions? Short of going to a narrative version of the Scriptures, or building this beast myself...
Thoughts?
Russ
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Hi Russ,
I have a resource called "Synopsis of the Old Testament" by Jeffery Jackson. A search on Logos' site produced no results so I am not sure how I acquired this resource maybe someone else can help. I am attaching a pdf 6811.OT synopsis.pdfportion from the passover and ten commandments so you can let us know if this is something you might be interested in and hopefully we can figure out how you can get it. In the meantime search your library and see if it happens to be there.
EDIT: I found it in the comparison chart, if you have a base package you have this resource.
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Yep --I found it... For some reason all of these have parallels for the laws, but not for the Exodus itself (?). This is the same way Calvin's is, actually. I.e., I know there are parts of Deuteronomy are parallel with parts of Exodus, and Numbers as well, but I can't find a chart showing how the narrative parts are parallel.
Thanks anyway... If anyone knows of a resource that parallels the narrative parts, it would be helpful.
Russ
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I've seen one in Logos somewhere. I thought it was in the JPS series as a chart but I don't see it.
"If myth is ideology in narrative form, then scholarship is myth with footnotes." B. Lincolm 1999.
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