Observations Upon the Plagues Inflicted Upon the Egyptians: in Which is Shewn the Peculiarity of ...
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Exod. iv. 14. Alarmed at this, he timely recollects himself ; and resolves upon the performance of his duty. And Moses went and returned to Jethro hisfaiher-in-law, and said unto him. Let me go, I pray thee, and return unto my brethren which are in Egypt, and see whether they be yet alive, ver. 18. This shews that^ during the time of his sojournment, he had received little or no intelligence concerning them. Jethro, who perhaps had been pre- 1 Com. A p. 1. J. p. 464-.
admonished, gives an immed...iate cpnsent by saying-— Go in peace. Moses now, having re- ceived his final orders and obtained fresh as- surances of God's assistance, sets out for the land of the Mitzraim, and takes with him his wife Zipporah and his children. And here a fresh embarrassment ensues ; by which the divine displeasure was manifested a second time. God had pleased to make a covenant with Abraham, and ordained circumcision as a test of it, and as a badge to all those who were admitted to his covenant. And it was enjoined in strong terms, and attended with this penalty to the uncircumcised per- son that soul shall be cut off from his people: he hath broken my covenant, Gen, xvii.
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Exod. iv. 14. Alarmed at this, he timely recollects himself ; and resolves upon the performance of his duty. And Moses went and returned to Jethro hisfaiher-in-law, and said unto him. Let me go, I pray thee, and return unto my brethren which are in Egypt, and see whether they be yet alive, ver. 18. This shews that^ during the time of his sojournment, he had received little or no intelligence concerning them. Jethro, who perhaps had been pre- 1 Com. A p. 1. J. p. 464-.
admonished, gives an immed...iate cpnsent by saying-— Go in peace. Moses now, having re- ceived his final orders and obtained fresh as- surances of God's assistance, sets out for the land of the Mitzraim, and takes with him his wife Zipporah and his children. And here a fresh embarrassment ensues ; by which the divine displeasure was manifested a second time. God had pleased to make a covenant with Abraham, and ordained circumcision as a test of it, and as a badge to all those who were admitted to his covenant. And it was enjoined in strong terms, and attended with this penalty to the uncircumcised per- son that soul shall be cut off from his people: he hath broken my covenant, Gen, xvii.
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