Commentaries On the Four Last Books of Moses Arranged in the Form of a Harmony
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And I commanded you at 18. Prtecepique vobis tempore illo that time all the things which ye omnia qu?e facere deberetis. Should do.
9. And I spake unto you at that time. He does not here say tliat tlie counsel was suggested to liim from another quarter, as to the appointment of the judges ; but, perhaps, he dared not mention any name to these proud and perverse people, lest they should reject the thing which was otherwise good, from dislike of its author, as a foreigner. No doubt he is here rec...ounting what had before happened ; therefore he confesses himself, from his own personal feelings, unequal to bearing the burden, if he alone is set over the whole people. He adduces as the cause the immense multitude amongst whom there must necessarily arise many strifes and controversies. As to what he says of their increase, the commencement of its period must not be taken from the Exodus, but he commemorates the extraordinary and incre- dible favour of God, because tlicy had so largely multiplied under the cruel tyranny when they were doomed to total destruction ; and he adds a prayer, that for the future also the same blessing may attend them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And I commanded you at 18. Prtecepique vobis tempore illo that time all the things which ye omnia qu?e facere deberetis. Should do.
9. And I spake unto you at that time. He does not here say tliat tlie counsel was suggested to liim from another quarter, as to the appointment of the judges ; but, perhaps, he dared not mention any name to these proud and perverse people, lest they should reject the thing which was otherwise good, from dislike of its author, as a foreigner. No doubt he is here rec...ounting what had before happened ; therefore he confesses himself, from his own personal feelings, unequal to bearing the burden, if he alone is set over the whole people. He adduces as the cause the immense multitude amongst whom there must necessarily arise many strifes and controversies. As to what he says of their increase, the commencement of its period must not be taken from the Exodus, but he commemorates the extraordinary and incre- dible favour of God, because tlicy had so largely multiplied under the cruel tyranny when they were doomed to total destruction ; and he adds a prayer, that for the future also the same blessing may attend them.
What to read after Commentaries On the Four Last Books of Moses Arranged in the Form of a Harmony?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jean Calvin to read onlineMoreLess
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