Legends of the Jews the volume 3
Legends of the Jews the volume 3
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This was done in order tosatisfy the law that priests may never use their upper garments asundergarments, a thing Eleazar would have had to do, had Mosesstripped off Aaron's outer garments first and with these investedhis son. [637] After Eleazar had put on the high priest's garments, Moses andAaron said to him: "Wait for us here until we return out of thecave, " and both entered it. At their entrance they beheld a couchspread, a table prepared, and a candle lighted, while ministeringangels sur...rounded the couch. Aaron then said to Moses: "Howlong, O my brother, wilt thou still conceal the commission Godhath entrusted to thee? Thou knowest that He Himself, when forthe first time He addressed thee, with His own lips declared of me, 'When he seeth thee, he will be glad in his heart. ' Why, then, dostthou conceal the commission God hath entrusted to thee? Even if itwere to refer to my death, I should take it upon myself with acheerful countenance. " Moses replied: "As thou thyself dost speakof death, I will acknowledge that God's words to me do concernthy death, but I was afraid to make it known to thee.
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This was done in order tosatisfy the law that priests may never use their upper garments asundergarments, a thing Eleazar would have had to do, had Mosesstripped off Aaron's outer garments first and with these investedhis son. [637] After Eleazar had put on the high priest's garments, Moses andAaron said to him: "Wait for us here until we return out of thecave, " and both entered it. At their entrance they beheld a couchspread, a table prepared, and a candle lighted, while ministeringangels sur...rounded the couch. Aaron then said to Moses: "Howlong, O my brother, wilt thou still conceal the commission Godhath entrusted to thee? Thou knowest that He Himself, when forthe first time He addressed thee, with His own lips declared of me, 'When he seeth thee, he will be glad in his heart. ' Why, then, dostthou conceal the commission God hath entrusted to thee? Even if itwere to refer to my death, I should take it upon myself with acheerful countenance. " Moses replied: "As thou thyself dost speakof death, I will acknowledge that God's words to me do concernthy death, but I was afraid to make it known to thee.
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