A Word Upon Deuteronomy
A Word Upon Deuteronomy
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When in Ex. Xxi^^ 4 it stands, " Moses wrote all the irords of the Lord, '' meaning all in cliaps. Xx. -xxiv ; and, again, in Ex. Xxxiv. 27, that the Lord commanded Moses to write the words in chap, xxxiv. , which are almost an abridg- ment of i\\Q first passage, we cannot doubt that the writing on the former of these occasions was also with command of the Lord, although this be not stated ; for it is Moses' boast that he took no step but as he was commanded. On the second of these occasions Mo...ses expresses what is to be understood in other places that he acted under Divine direction. In the same way it is allowable to presume that when he expressly says he wrote, he is reminding us of his practice with respect to all the communications made to him. In this connection it is very instructive to compare verses 3 and 4 in Exodus xxiv. , where we are first informed that Moses came and told the peojjle cdl the words of the Lord, and all the judgments, and after the people had expressed tlieir assent to them, that he then, without mention of a special command, proceeded to ui'ite cdl the words of the Lord.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When in Ex. Xxi^^ 4 it stands, " Moses wrote all the irords of the Lord, '' meaning all in cliaps. Xx. -xxiv ; and, again, in Ex. Xxxiv. 27, that the Lord commanded Moses to write the words in chap, xxxiv. , which are almost an abridg- ment of i\\Q first passage, we cannot doubt that the writing on the former of these occasions was also with command of the Lord, although this be not stated ; for it is Moses' boast that he took no step but as he was commanded. On the second of these occasions Mo...ses expresses what is to be understood in other places that he acted under Divine direction. In the same way it is allowable to presume that when he expressly says he wrote, he is reminding us of his practice with respect to all the communications made to him. In this connection it is very instructive to compare verses 3 and 4 in Exodus xxiv. , where we are first informed that Moses came and told the peojjle cdl the words of the Lord, and all the judgments, and after the people had expressed tlieir assent to them, that he then, without mention of a special command, proceeded to ui'ite cdl the words of the Lord.
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