The Reception of Exodus Motifs in Christian, Jewish, and Islamic Writings

I Exodus Motifs in Christian Writings Beate Kowalski: Loci Citati vel Allegati Revisited: Future Research - Karl-Heinrich Ostmeyer: "The Exodus Continues ...": The Role of Rabbinic Reception of Exodus in Understanding Paul - Joseph Verheyden: Justin Integrates Exodus in his Dialogue with Tryphon - Marco Rizzi: "Non loco sed animo, non itinere ... sed fide": Origen's Exegesis in the Homilies on Exodus - Josef Lössl: Themes and Motifs from Exodus in the Writings of Augustine of Hippo II Exodus Motifs in Jewish Writings Günter Stemberger: Exodus in Rabbinic Tradition - Lieve Teugels: Suffering People, Suffering Moses, Suffering God: Rabbinic Interpretations of Exodus - Agnethe Siquans: The Reception of Exodus in the Midrash Shemot Rabbah III Exodus Motifs in Islamic Writings Kate Tinson: The White Hand of Moses as a "Clear Sign": The Reception of Exodus 4 and 7 in the Qur'an