The Religion of Moses
The Religion of Moses
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He chose Israel to do his service, to obey his commandments, to observe his just laws, his wise statutes and merciful ordinances. And the clans delivered from Egypt of their own free will and accord chose Yahve, the God proclaimed by Moses, to be their -God and their children's God, even through- out all generations. It was a perpetual covenant, voluntarily entered into be- tween the redeemed ones and their Re- THE RELIGION OF MOSES. 57 deemer. The assembled tribes took it upon themselves and t...heir descendants after them to serve Yahve, the God of righteousness, alone and no other God beside him. By this covenant of right- eousness there was established a spiritual bond of national union between the hith- erto incoherent clans or groups and be- tween the people thus formed and their Lord and God.
In theory at least though the practice has been lagging behind thousands of years the primitive belief in blood as the sole tie of social, national and politi- cal fellowships, the belief in kinship as the only ground of moral obligation, as the only binding relation between the worshiping mortal and his divinity, was destroyed by the ever memorable event described in the Bible as the revelation on Mount Sinai.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He chose Israel to do his service, to obey his commandments, to observe his just laws, his wise statutes and merciful ordinances. And the clans delivered from Egypt of their own free will and accord chose Yahve, the God proclaimed by Moses, to be their -God and their children's God, even through- out all generations. It was a perpetual covenant, voluntarily entered into be- tween the redeemed ones and their Re- THE RELIGION OF MOSES. 57 deemer. The assembled tribes took it upon themselves and t...heir descendants after them to serve Yahve, the God of righteousness, alone and no other God beside him. By this covenant of right- eousness there was established a spiritual bond of national union between the hith- erto incoherent clans or groups and be- tween the people thus formed and their Lord and God.
In theory at least though the practice has been lagging behind thousands of years the primitive belief in blood as the sole tie of social, national and politi- cal fellowships, the belief in kinship as the only ground of moral obligation, as the only binding relation between the worshiping mortal and his divinity, was destroyed by the ever memorable event described in the Bible as the revelation on Mount Sinai.
What to read after The Religion of Moses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adolph Moses to read onlineMoreLess
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