\NormalFont\ShortTitle{Exodus}
{\MTB The Second Book of Moses,
\par }{\MTC Commonly Called
\par }{\MT Exodus

\par }\ChapOne{1}{\PP \VerseOne{1}These
are
the
names
of
the
children
of
Israel,
that
went
into
Egypt
with
Jacob:
they
went
in,
every
man
with
his
household:
\VS{2}Ruben,
Simeon,
Levi, Juda,
\VS{3}Issachar, Zabulon,
and
Benjamin,
\VS{4}Dan,
and Nephtali,
Gad
and Aser.
\VS{5}And
all
the
souls
that
came
out
of
Jacob’s
thigh,
were
seventy:
but
Joseph
was
in
Egypt.
\VS{6}After
he
was
dead,
and
all
his
brethren,
and
all
that
generation,
\VS{7}The
children
of
Israel
increased,
and sprung
up
into multitudes,
and growing
exceedingly
strong
they
filled
the
land.
\VS{8}In
the mean time
there
arose
a
new
king
over
Egypt,
that
knew
not
Joseph:
\VS{9}And
he
said
to
his
people:
Behold
the
people
of
the
children
of
Israel
are
numerous
and
stronger
than we.
\VS{10}Come,
let
us
wisely oppress
them,
lest
they
multiply:
and
if
any
war
shall
rise
against
us,
join
with
our
enemies,
and
having overcome
us,
depart
out
of
the
land.
\VS{11}Therefore
he
set
over
them masters
of
the
works,
to
afflict
them
with
burdens,
and
they
built
for Pharao
cities
of tabernacles, Phithom
and Ramesses.
\VS{12}But
the
more
they
oppressed
them,
the
more
they
were
multiplied,
and
increased:
\VS{13}And
the
Egyptians hated
the
children
of
Israel,
and
afflicted
them
and mocked
them:
\VS{14}And
they
made
their
life
bitter
with
hard
works
in clay,
and
brick,
and
with
all manner
of
service, wherewith
they
were overcharged
in
the
works
of
the earth.
\VS{15}And
the
king
of
Egypt
spoke
to
the
midwives
of
the
Hebrews:
of
whom
one
was
called Sephora,
the
other Phua,
\VS{16}Commanding
them:
When
you
shall
do
the office
of
midwives
to
the
Hebrew
women,
and
the time
of
delivery
is come:
if
it
be
a
man
child,
kill
it:
if
a
woman,
keep
it
alive.
\VS{17}But
the
midwives
feared
God,
and
did
not
do
as
the
king
of
Egypt
had
commanded,
but saved
the
men
children.
\VS{18}And
the
king
called
for
them
and
said:
What
is
that
you meant
to
do,
that
you
would save
the
men
children?
\VS{19}They
answered:
The
Hebrew
women
are
not
as
the
Egyptian
women:
for
they themselves
are skillful
in
the office
of
a
midwife;
and
they
are
delivered
before
we
come
to
them.
\VS{20}Therefore
God dealt
well
with
the
midwives:
and
the
people
multiplied
and
grew
exceedingly
strong.
\VS{21}And
because
the
midwives
feared
God,
he
built
them
houses.
\VS{22}Pharao therefore
charged
all
his
people,
saying:
Whatsoever
shall
be
born
of
the
male sex, ye
shall
cast
into
the
river:
whatsoever
of
the
female, ye
shall save
alive.

\par }\Chap{2}{\PP \VerseOne{1}After
this there
went
a
man
of
the
house
of
Levi;
and
took
a wife
of
his
own kindred.
\VS{2}And
she
conceived,
and
bore
a
son;
and
seeing
him
a goodly
child
hid
him
three
months.
\VS{3}And
when
she
could
hide
him
no
longer,
she
took
a
basket
made
of bulrushes,
and daubed
it
with slime
and
pitch:
and
put
the little babe therein,
and
laid
him
in
the sedges
by
the river’s brink,
\VS{4}His
sister
standing
afar
off,
and taking
notice
what
would be
done.
\VS{5}And
behold
the
daughter
of Pharao
came
down
to
wash
herself
in
the
river:
and
her
maids
walked
by
the river’s brink.
And
when
she
saw
the
basket
in
the sedges,
she
sent
one
of
her
maids
for
it:
and
when
it
was
brought,
\VS{6}She
opened
it
and
seeing
within
it
an infant
crying, having
compassion
on
it she
said:
This
is
one
of
the babes
of
the
Hebrews.
\VS{7}And
the
child’s
sister
said
to
her
Shall
I go
and
call
to thee
a
Hebrew
woman,
to
nurse
the babe?
\VS{8}She
answered: Go.
The
maid went
and
called
her
mother.
\VS{9}And Pharao’s
daughter
said
to
her.
Take
this
child
and
nurse
him
for
me:
I
will
give thee thy
wages.
The
woman
took,
and
nursed
the
child:
and
when
he
was grown
up, she
delivered
him
to Pharao’s
daughter.
\VS{10}And
she adopted
him
for
a
son,
and
called
him
Moses,
saying:
Because
I
took
him
out
of
the
water.
\VS{11}In
those
days
after
Moses
was
grown
up,
he
went
out
to
his
brethren:
and
saw
their affliction,
and
an
Egyptian
striking
one
of
the
Hebrews
his
brethren.
\VS{12}And
when
he
had
looked
about
this
way
and
that
way,
and
saw
no
one
there,
he
slew
the
Egyptian
and
hid
him
in
the
sand.
\VS{13}And
going
out
the
next
day,
he
saw
two
Hebrews quarrelling:
and
he
said
to
him
that
did
the wrong:
Why strikest thou thy neighbour?
\VS{14}But
he
answered:
Who hath
appointed thee
prince
and
judge
over
us? Wilt thou
kill
me,
as thou didst yesterday
kill
the
Egyptian?
Moses
feared,
and
said:
How
is
this come
to
be
known?
\VS{15}And Pharao
heard
of
this
word
and
sought
to
kill
Moses:
but
he
fled
from
his
sight,
and
abode
in
the
land
of Madian,
and
he
sat
down
by
a
well.
\VS{16}And
the
priest
of Madian
had
seven
daughters,
who
came
to draw
water:
and
when
the troughs
were
filled, desired
to
water
their
father’s
flocks.
\VS{17}And
the
shepherds
came
and
drove
them
away:
and
Moses
arose,
and defending
the maids,
watered
their
sheep.
\VS{18}And
when
they
returned
to Raguel
their
father,
he
said
to
them:
Why
are ye
come sooner than
usual?
\VS{19}They
answered:
A
man
of
Egypt
delivered
us
from
the
hands
of
the
shepherds:
and
he drew
water
also
with
us,
and
gave
the
sheep
to
drink.
\VS{20}But
he
said:
Where
is
he?
why
have
you let
the
man go?
call
him
that
he
may
eat
bread.
\VS{21}And
Moses swore
that
he
would
dwell
with
him.
And
he
took Sephora
his
daughter
to wife:
\VS{22}And
she
bore
him
a
son,
whom
he
called Gersam,
saying:
I
have
been
a
stranger
in
a
foreign
country.
And
she
bore another,
whom
he
called Eliezer,
saying:
For
the
God
of
my
father,
my helper hath
delivered
me
out
of
the hand
of Pharao.
\VS{23}Now
after
a
long
time
the
king
of
Egypt
died:
and
the
children
of
Israel
groaning,
cried
out
because
of
the works:
and
their
cry
went
up unto
God
from
the works.
\VS{24}And
he
heard
their
groaning,
and
remembered
the
covenant which
he
made
with
Abraham,
Isaac,
and
Jacob.
\VS{25}And
the Lord
looked
upon
the
children
of
Israel,
and
he
knew
them.

\par }\Chap{3}{\PP \VerseOne{1}Now
Moses fed
the
sheep
of
Jethro
his father
in law,
the
priest
of Madian:
and
he drove
the
flock
to
the inner parts
of
the
desert,
and
came
to
the
mountain
of
God,
Horeb.
\VS{2}And
the
Lord
appeared
to
him
in
a
flame
of
fire
out
of
the
midst
of
a
bush:
and
he
saw
that
the
bush
was
on
fire
and
was
not burnt.
\VS{3}And
Moses
said:
I
will
go
and
see
this
great
sight,
why
the
bush
is
not burnt.
\VS{4}And
when
the
Lord
saw
that
he
went forward
to
see,
he
called
to
him
out
of
the
midst
of
the
bush,
and
said:
Moses,
Moses.
And
he
answered:
Here
I
am.
\VS{5}And
he
said:
Come
not nigh hither, put
off
the
shoes
from thy
feet:
for
the
place whereon thou standest
is
holy
ground.
\VS{6}And
he
said:
I
am
the
God
of thy
father,
the
God
of
Abraham,
the
God
of
Isaac,
and
the
God
of
Jacob.
Moses
hid
his
face:
for
he durst
not
look
at
God.
\VS{7}And
the
Lord
said
to
him:
I
have
seen
the affliction
of
my
people
in
Egypt,
and
I
have
heard
their
cry
because
of
the rigour
of
them
that
are
over
the works:
\VS{8}And knowing
their
sorrow,
I am
come
down
to
deliver
them
out
of
the
hands
of
the
Egyptians,
and
to
bring
them
out
of
that
land
into
a
good
and
spacious
land,
into
a
land
that floweth
with
milk
and
honey,
to
the
places
of
the Chanaanite,
and Hethite,
and Amorrhite,
and Pherezite,
and Hevite,
and
Jebusite.
\VS{9}For
the
cry
of
the
children
of
Israel
is
come unto
me:
and
I
have
seen
their affliction, wherewith
they
are
oppressed
by
the
Egyptians.
\VS{10}But
come,
and
I
will
send thee
to Pharao,
that thou mayst
bring
forth
my
people,
the
children
of
Israel
out
of
Egypt.
\VS{11}And
Moses
said
to
God:
Who
am
I
that
I
should
go
to Pharao,
and
should
bring
forth
the
children
of
Israel
out
of
Egypt?
\VS{12}And
he
said
to
him:
I
will
be
with thee:
and
this thou shalt
have
for
a
sign,
that
I
have
sent thee:
When thou shalt
have
brought
my
people
out
of
Egypt, thou shalt offer sacrifice
to
God
upon
this
mountain.
\VS{13}Moses
said
to
God:
Lo,
I
shall
go
to
the
children
of
Israel,
and
say
to
them:
The
God
of
your
fathers hath
sent
me
to
you.
If
they
should
say
to
me:
What
is
his
name?
what
shall
I
say
to
them?
\VS{14}God
said
to
Moses:
I
AM
WHO
AM.
He
said:
Thus shalt thou
say
to
the
children
of
Israel:
HE
WHO
IS, hath
sent
me
to
you.
\VS{15}And
God
said
again
to
Moses:
Thus shalt thou
say
to
the
children
of
Israel:
The
Lord
God
of
your
fathers,
the
God
of
Abraham,
the
God
of
Isaac,
and
the
God
of
Jacob, hath
sent
me
to
you:
This
is
my
name
for
ever,
and
this
is
my
memorial unto
all
generations.
\VS{16}Go,
gather
together
the ancients
of
Israel,
and thou shalt
say
to
them:
The
Lord
God
of
your
fathers,
the
God
of
Abraham,
the
God
of
Isaac,
and
the
God
of
Jacob, hath
appeared
to
me,
saying:
Visiting
I
have
visited
you:
and
I
have
seen
all
that hath befallen
you
in
Egypt.
\VS{17}And
I
have
said
the
word
to
bring
you forth
out
of
the affliction
of
Egypt,
into
the
land
of
the Chanaanite,
the Hethite,
and
the Amorrhite,
and Pherezite,
and Hevite,
and
Jebusite,
to
a
land
that floweth
with
milk
and
honey.
\VS{18}And
they
shall
hear thy
voice:
and thou shalt
go
in, thou
and
the ancients
of
Israel,
to
the
king
of
Egypt,
and thou shalt
say
to
him:
The
Lord
God
of
the
Hebrews hath
called
us:
we
will
go
three
days’
journey
into
the
wilderness,
to
sacrifice unto
the
Lord
our
God.
\VS{19}But
I
know
that
the
king
of
Egypt
will
not
let
you
go,
but
by
a
mighty
hand.
\VS{20}For
I
will
stretch
forth
my
hand
and
will
strike
Egypt
with
all
my
wonders
which
I
will
do
in
the
midst
of
them:
after
these
he
will
let
you
go.
\VS{21}And
I
will
give favour
to
this
people,
in
the
sight
of
the
Egyptians:
and
when
you
go
forth,
you
shall
not depart
empty:
\VS{22}But
every
woman
shall
ask
of
her neighbour,
and
of
her
that
is
in
her
house,
vessels
of
silver
and
of
gold,
and raiment:
and
you
shall
put
them
on
your
sons
and
daughters,
and
shall spoil
Egypt.

\par }\Chap{4}{\PP \VerseOne{1}Moses
answered
and
said:
They
will
not
believe
me,
nor
hear
my
voice,
but
they
will
say:
The
Lord hath
not
appeared
to thee.
\VS{2}Then
he
said
to
him:
What
is
that thou holdest
in thy
hand?
He
answered:
A
rod.
\VS{3}And
the Lord
said:
Cast
it
down
upon
the
ground.
He
cast
it
down,
and
it
was
turned
into
a
serpent:
so
that
Moses
fled
from
it.
\VS{4}And
the
Lord
said:
Put
out thy
hand
and
take
it
by
the
tail.
He
put
forth
his
hand,
and
took
hold
of
it,
and
it
was
turned
into
a
rod.
\VS{5}That
they
may
believe, saith
he,
that
the
Lord
God
of
their
fathers,
the
God
of
Abraham,
the
God
of
Isaac,
and
the
God
of
Jacob, hath
appeared
to thee.
\VS{6}And
the
Lord
said
again:
Put thy
hand
into thy
bosom.
And
when
he
had
put
it
into
his
bosom,
he
brought
it
forth
leprous
as
snow.
\VS{7}And
he
said:
Put
back thy
hand
into thy
bosom.
He
put
it
back,
and
brought
it
out
again,
and
it
was
like
the other
flesh.
\VS{8}If
they
will
not
believe thee, saith
he,
nor
hear
the
voice
of
the
former
sign,
they
will
believe
the word
of
the
latter
sign.
\VS{9}But
if
they
will
not
even
believe
these
two
signs,
nor
hear thy
voice:
take
of
the
river
water,
and
pour
it
out
upon
the
dry
land,
and whatsoever thou drawest
out
of
the
river
shall
be
turned
into
blood.
\VS{10}Moses
said:
I beseech thee,
Lord.
I
am
not eloquent
from
yesterday
and
the
day
before:
and
since thou hast
spoken
to thy
servant,
I
have
more impediment
and slowness
of
tongue.
\VS{11}The
Lord
said
to
him:
Who
made
man’s
mouth?
or
who
made
the dumb
and
the
deaf,
the
seeing
and
the
blind?
did
not
I?
\VS{12}Go
therefore
and
I
will
be
in thy
mouth:
and
I
will
teach thee
what thou shalt
speak.
\VS{13}But
he
said:
I
beseech thee,
Lord
send whom thou wilt
send.
\VS{14}The
Lord being
angry
at
Moses,
said
Aaron
the
Levite
is thy
brother,
I
know
that
he
is eloquent:
behold
he cometh
forth
to
meet thee,
and
seeing thee
shall
be
glad
at
heart.
\VS{15}Speak
to
him,
and
put
my
words
in
his
mouth:
and
I
will
be
in thy
mouth,
and
in
his
mouth,
and
will shew
you
what
you
must
do.
\VS{16}He
shall
speak
in thy stead
to
the
people,
and
shall
be thy
mouth:
but thou shalt
be
to
him
in
those
things
that pertain
to
God.
\VS{17}And
take
this
rod
in thy
hand, wherewith thou shalt
do
the
signs.
\VS{18}Moses
went
his way,
and
returned
to
Jethro
his father
in law
and
said
to
him:
I
will
go
and
return
to
my
brethren
into
Egypt,
that
I
may
see
if
they
be
yet
alive.
And
Jethro
said
to
him:
Go
in
peace.
\VS{19}And
the
Lord
said
to
Moses,
in Madian:
Go,
and
return
into
Egypt:
for
they
are
all
dead
that
sought thy
life.
\VS{20}Moses
therefore
took
his
wife,
and
his
sons,
and
set
them
upon
an ass:
and
returned
into
Egypt, carrying
the
rod
of
God
in
his
hand.
\VS{21}And
the
Lord
said
to
him
as
he
was
returning
into
Egypt:
See
that thou
do
all
the
wonders
before Pharao,
which
I
have
put
in thy
hand:
I
shall
harden
his
heart,
and
he
will
not
let
the
people
go.
\VS{22}And thou shalt
say
to
him:
Thus saith
the
Lord:
Israel
is
my
son,
my
firstborn.
\VS{23}I
have
said
to thee:
Let
my
son
go,
that
he
may
serve
me,
and thou wouldst
not
let
him
go:
behold
I
will
kill thy
son, thy
firstborn.
\VS{24}And
when
he
was
in
his
journey,
in
the inn,
the
Lord
met
him,
and
would
have
killed
him.
\VS{25}Immediately Sephora
took
a very sharp stone,
and circumcised
the fore skin
of
her
son,
and
touched
his
feet
and
said:
A
bloody spouse art thou
to
me.
\VS{26}And
he
let
him
go
after
she had
said
A
bloody spouse art thou
to
me,
because
of
the
circumcision.
\VS{27}And
the
Lord
said
to
Aaron: Go
into
the
desert
to
meet
Moses.
And
he
went forth
to
meet
him
in
the
mountain
of
God,
and
kissed
him.
\VS{28}And
Moses
told
Aaron
all
the
words
of
the
Lord,
by
which
he
had
sent
him,
and
the
signs
that
he
had
commanded.
\VS{29}And
they came
together,
and
they
assembled
all
the ancients
of
the
children
of
Israel.
\VS{30}And
Aaron
spoke
all
the
words
which
the
Lord
had
said
to
Moses:
and
he wrought
the
signs
before
the
people,
\VS{31}And
the
people
believed.
And
they
heard
that
the
Lord
had
visited
the
children
of
Israel:
and
that
he
had
looked
upon
their affliction:
and falling
down
they adored.

\par }\Chap{5}{\PP \VerseOne{1}After
these
things
Moses
and
Aaron
went
in,
and
said
to Pharao:
Thus saith
the
Lord
God
of
Israel:
Let
my
people
go
that
they
may sacrifice
to
me
in
the
desert.
\VS{2}But
he
answered:
Who
is
the
Lord,
that
I
should
hear
his
voice,
and
let
Israel
go?
I
know
not
the
Lord,
neither
will
I
let
Israel
go.
\VS{3}And
they
said:
The
God
of
the
Hebrews hath
called
us,
to
go
three
days’
journey
into
the
wilderness
and
to
sacrifice
to
the
Lord
our
God:
lest
a
pestilence
or
the
sword
fall
upon
us.
\VS{4}The
king
of
Egypt
said
to
them:
Why
do
you
Moses
and
Aaron draw
off
the
people
from
their
works? Get
you gone
to
your
burdens.
\VS{5}And Pharao
said:
The
people
of
the
land
is
numerous:
you
see
that
the multitude
is increased: how
much
more
if
you give
them rest
from
their works?
\VS{6}Therefore
he
commanded
the
same
day
the
overseers
of
the works,
and
the
taskmasters
of
the
people,
saying:
\VS{7}You
shall
give
straw
no
more
to
the
people
to
make
brick,
as
before:
but
let
them go
and gather
straw.
\VS{8}And
you
shall
lay
upon
them
the
task
of
bricks,
which
they
did
before,
neither
shall
you diminish
any
thing thereof:
for
they
are idle,
and
therefore
they
cry,
saying:
Let
us
go
and
sacrifice
to
our
God.
\VS{9}Let
them
be oppressed,
with
works,
and
let
them fulfill
them:
that
they
may
not
regard
lying
words.
\VS{10}And
the
overseers
of
the works
and
the
taskmasters
went
out
and
said
to
the
people:
Thus saith Pharao,
I
allow
you
no
straw:
\VS{11}Go,
and gather
it
where
you
can
find
it:
neither
shall
any
thing
of
your
work
be
diminished.
\VS{12}And
the
people
was
scattered
through
all
the
land
of
Egypt
to gather
straw.
\VS{13}And
the
overseers
of
the
works
pressed
them,
saying:
Fulfill
your
work
every
day
as
before
you
were wont
to
do
when
straw
was given
you.
\VS{14}And
they
that
were
over
the
works
of
the
children
of
Israel
were scourged
by Pharao’s
taskmasters,
saying:
Why
have
you
not
made
up
the
task
of
bricks
both
yesterday
and
today
as
before?
\VS{15}And
the
officers
of
the
children
of
Israel
came,
and
cried
out
to Pharao,
saying:
Why dealest thou
so
with thy
servants?
\VS{16}Straw
is
not
given
us,
and
bricks
are required
of
us
as before:
behold
we thy
servants
are
beaten
with whips,
and thy
people
is unjustly dealt withal.
\VS{17}And
he
said:
You
are idle,
and
therefore
you
say:
Let
us
go
and
sacrifice
to
the
Lord.
\VS{18}Go
therefore,
and
work:
straw
shall
not
be
given
you,
and
you
shall
deliver
the accustomed number
of
bricks.
\VS{19}And
the
officers
of
the
children
of
Israel
saw
that
they
were
in
evil
case,
because
it
was
said
to
them: There
shall
not
a whit
be
diminished
of
the
bricks
for
every
day.
\VS{20}And
they
met
Moses
and
Aaron,
who
stood
over
against
them
as
they
came
out
from Pharao:
\VS{21}And
they
said
to
them:
The
Lord
see
and
judge,
because
you
have
made
our savour
to
stink
before Pharao
and
his
servants,
and
you
have
given
him
a
sword
to
kill
us.
\VS{22}And
Moses
returned
to
the
Lord,
and
said:
Lord,
why hast thou afflicted
this
people? wherefore hast thou
sent
me?
\VS{23}For
since
the
time
that
I
went
in
to Pharao
to
speak
in thy
name,
he hath afflicted thy
people:
and thou hast
not
delivered
them.

\par }\Chap{6}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And
the
Lord
said
to
Moses:
Now thou shalt
see
what
I
will
do
to Pharao:
for
by
a
mighty
hand
shall
he
let
them
go,
and
with
a
strong
hand
shall
he
cast
them
out
of
his
land.
\VS{2}And
the
Lord
spoke
to
Moses,
saying:
I
am
the
Lord,
\VS{3}That
appeared
to
Abraham,
to
Isaac,
and
to
Jacob,
by
the
name
of
God
Almighty;
and
my
name ADONAI
I
did
not shew
them.
\VS{4}And
I
made
a
covenant
with
them,
to
give
them
the
land
of Chanaan,
the
land
of
their
pilgrimage
wherein
they
were strangers.
\VS{5}I
have
heard
the
groaning
of
the
children
of
Israel, wherewith
the
Egyptians
have oppressed
them:
and
I
have
remembered
my
covenant.
\VS{6}Therefore
say
to
the
children
of
Israel:
I
am
the
Lord
who
will
bring
you
out
from
the
work prison
of
the
Egyptians,
and
will
deliver
you
from
bondage:
and
redeem
you
with
a
high
arm,
and
great
judgments.
\VS{7}And
I
will
take
you
to
myself
for
my
people,
I
will
be
your
God:
and
you
shall
know
that
I
am
the
Lord
your
God
who
brought
you
out
from
the work prison
of
the
Egyptians.
\VS{8}And
brought
you
into
the
land,
concerning
which
I
lifted
up
my
hand
to
give
it
to
Abraham,
Isaac,
and
Jacob
and
I
will
give
it
you
to possess,
I
am
the
Lord.
\VS{9}And
Moses
told all
this
to
the
children
of
Israel:
but
they
did
not hearken
to
him,
for anguish
of
spirit,
and most painful
work.
\VS{10}And
the
Lord
spoke
to
Moses,
saying:
\VS{11}Go
in,
and
speak
to Pharao
king
of
Egypt,
that
he
let
the
children
of
Israel
go
out
of
his
land.
\VS{12}Moses
answered
before
the
Lord
Behold
the
children
of
Israel
do
no hearken
to
me;
and
how
will Pharao
hear
me, especially
as
I
am
of
uncircumcised
lips?
\VS{13}And
the
Lord
spoke
to
Moses
and
Aaron,
and
he
gave
them
a
charge unto
the
children
of
Israel,
and unto Pharao
the
king
of
Egypt,
that
they
should
bring
forth
the
children
of
Israel
out
of
the
land
of
Egypt.
\VS{14}These
are
the
heads
of their
house
by their
families.
The
sons
of Rubel
the
firstborn
of
Israel: Henoch
and Phallu, Hesron
and Charmi.
\VS{15}These
are
the kindreds
of Ruben.
The
sons
of
Simeon: Jamuel,
and
Jamin
and Ahod,
and
Jachin,
and Soar,
and
Saul
the
son
of
a Chanaanitess:
these
are
the
families
of
Simeon.
\VS{16}And
these
are
the
names
of
the
sons
of
Levi
by
their kindreds: Gerson,
and Caath,
and
Merari.
And
the
years
of
the
life
of
Levi
were
a
hundred
and
thirty
seven.
\VS{17}The
sons
of Gerson: Lobni
and Semei,
by their kindreds.
\VS{18}The
sons
of Caath:
Amram,
and Isaar,
and
Hebron,
and Oziel.
And
the
years
of Caath’s
life
were
a
hundred
and
thirty-three.
\VS{19}The
sons
of
Merari: Moholi
and Musi.
These
are
the kindreds
of
Levi
by
their
families.
\VS{20}And
Amram
took
to
wife Jochabed
his
aunt
by
the
father’s side:
and she
bore
him
Aaron
and
Moses.
And
the
years
of
Amram’s
life
were
a
hundred
and thirty-seven.
\VS{21}The
sons also
of Isaar: Core,
and
Nepheg,
and Zechri.
\VS{22}The
sons also
of Oziel: Mizael,
and
Elizaphan,
and Sethri.
\VS{23}And
Aaron
took
to
wife Elizabeth
the
daughter
of Aminadab,
sister
of Nahason,
who
bore
him
Nadab,
and Abiu,
and
Eleazar,
and
Ithamar.
\VS{24}The
sons also
of Core: Aser,
and Elcana,
and
Abiasaph.
These
are
the kindreds
of
the Corites.
\VS{25}But
Eleazar
the
son
of
Aaron
took
a
wife
of
the
daughters
of Phutiel:
and she
bore
him Phinees.
These
are
the
heads
of
the
Levitical
families
by
their kindreds.
\VS{26}These
are
Aaron
and
Moses,
whom
the
Lord
commanded
to
bring
forth
the
children
of
Israel
out
of
the
land
of
Egypt
by
their companies.
\VS{27}These
are
they
that
speak
to Pharao
king
of
Egypt,
in order
to
bring
out
the
children
of
Israel
from
Egypt:
these
are
that
Moses
and
Aaron,
\VS{28}In
the
day
when
the
Lord
spoke
to
Moses
in
the
land
of
Egypt.
\VS{29}And
the
Lord
spoke
to
Moses,
saying:
I
am
the
Lord:
speak thou
to Pharao
king
of
Egypt
all
that
I
say
to thee.
\VS{30}And
Moses
said
before
the
Lord:
Lo
I
am
of
uncircumcised
lips,
how
will Pharao
hear
me?

\par }\Chap{7}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And
the
Lord
said
to
Moses:
Behold
I
have
appointed thee
the
God
of Pharao:
and
Aaron thy
brother
shall
be thy
prophet.
\VS{2}Thou shalt
speak
to
him
all
that
I
command thee;
and
he
shall
speak
to Pharao,
that
he
let
the
children
of
Israel
go
out
of
his
land.
\VS{3}But
I
shall
harden
his
heart,
and
shall
multiply
my
signs
and
wonders
in
the
land
of
Egypt,
\VS{4}And
he
will
not
hear
you:
and
I
will
lay
my
hand
upon
Egypt,
and
will
bring
forth
my
army
and
my
people
the
children
of
Israel
out
of
the
land
of
Egypt,
by
very
great
judgments.
\VS{5}And
the
Egyptians
shall
know
that
I
am
the
Lord,
who
have
stretched
forth
my
hand
upon
Egypt,
and
have
brought
forth
the
children
of
Israel
out
of
the
midst
of
them.
\VS{6}And
Moses
and
Aaron
did
as
the
Lord
had
commanded:
so
did
they.
\VS{7}And
Moses
was
eighty
years
old,
and
Aaron
eighty-three,
when
they
spoke
to Pharao.
\VS{8}And
the
Lord
said
to
Moses
and
Aaron:
\VS{9}When Pharao
shall
say
to
you, Shew signs: thou shalt
say
to
Aaron:
Take thy
rod,
and
cast
it
down
before Pharao,
and
it
shall
be
turned
into
a
serpent.
\VS{10}So
Moses
and
Aaron
went
in unto Pharao,
and
did
as
the
Lord
had
commanded.
And
Aaron
took
the
rod
before Pharao,
and
his
servants,
and
it
was
turned
into
a
serpent.
\VS{11}And Pharao
called
the
wise
men
and
the
magicians:
and
they
also
by
Egyptian enchantments
and certain secrets
did
in
like
manner.
\VS{12}And
they
every
one
cast
down
their
rods,
and
they
were
turned
into
serpents:
but
Aaron’s
rod devoured
their
rods.
\VS{13}And Pharao’s
heart
was
hardened,
and
he
did
not hearken
to
them,
as
the
Lord
had
commanded.
\VS{14}And
the
Lord
said
to
Moses: Pharao’s
heart
is hardened,
he
will not
let
the
people
go.
\VS{15}Go
to
him
in
the
morning,
behold
he
will
go
out
to
the
waters:
and thou shalt
stand
to
meet
him
on
the
bank
of
the
river:
and thou shalt
take
in thy
hand
the
rod
that
was
turned
into
a
serpent.
\VS{16}And thou shalt
say
to
him:
The
Lord
God
of
the
Hebrews
sent
me
to thee
saying:
Let
my
people
go
to sacrifice
to
me
in
the
desert:
and hitherto thou wouldst
not
hear.
\VS{17}Thus
therefore saith
the
Lord:
In
this thou shalt
know
that
I
am
the
Lord:
behold
I
will
strike
with
the
rods
that
is
in
my
hand,
the
water
of
the
river,
and
it
shall
be
turned
into
blood.
\VS{18}And
the fishes
that
are
in
the
river
shall
die,
and
the
waters
shall
be corrupted,
and
the
Egyptians
shall
be afflicted
when
they
drink
the
water
of
the
river.
\VS{19}The
Lord
also
said
to
Moses:
Say
to
Aaron,
Take thy
rod,
and
stretch
forth thy
hand
upon
the
waters
of
Egypt,
and
upon
their
rivers,
and
streams
and
pools,
and
all
the
ponds
of
waters,
that
they
may
be
turned
into
blood:
and
let
blood
be
in
all
the
land
of
Egypt,
both
in vessels
of
wood
and
of
stone.
\VS{20}And
Moses
and
Aaron
did
as
the
Lord
had
commanded:
and
lifting
up
the
rod
he
struck
the
water
of
the
river
before Pharao
and
his
servants:
and
it
was
turned
into
blood.
\VS{21}And
the fishes
that
were
in
the
river
died:
and
the
river corrupted,
and
the
Egyptians
could
not
drink
the
water
of
the
river,
and
there
was
blood
in
all
the
land
of
Egypt.
\VS{22}And
the
magicians
of
the
Egyptians
with
their enchantments
did
in
like
manner:
and Pharao’s
heart
was
hardened,
neither
did
he
hear
them,
as
the
Lord
had
commanded.
\VS{23}And
he
turned
himself
away
and
went
into
his
house,
neither
did
he
set
his
heart
to
it
this
time
also.
\VS{24}And
all
the
Egyptians
dug
round
about
the
river
for
water
to
drink:
for
they
could
not
drink
of
the
water
of
the
river.
\VS{25}And
seven
days
were
fully
ended,
after
that
the
Lord
struck
the
river.

\par }\Chap{8}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And
the
Lord
said
to
Moses:
Go
in
to Pharao,
and thou shalt
say
to
him: Thus saith
the
Lord:
Let
my
people
go
to sacrifice
to
me.
\VS{2}But if thou wilt
not
let
them
go behold
I
will
strike
all thy coasts
with
frogs.
\VS{3}And
the
river
shall
bring forth
an abundance
of
frogs:
which
shall
come
up,
and
enter
into thy house,
and thy bedchamber,
and
upon thy bed,
and
in
the houses
of thy servants,
and
to thy
people,
and
into thy ovens,
and
into
the remains
of thy meats;
\VS{4}And
the
frogs
shall come
in
to thee
and
to thy
people,
and
to
all thy servants.
\VS{5}And
the Lord
said
to
Moses:
Say
to Aaron, Stretch forth thy hand
upon
the
streams
and
upon
the
rivers
and
the pools,
and bring forth
frogs
upon
the land
of Egypt.
\VS{6}And Aaron stretched
forth
his hand upon
the waters
of Egypt,
and
the frogs
came up,
and covered
the land
of Egypt.
\VS{7}And
the magicians
also
by
their enchantments
did
in
like manner,
and
the brought forth
frogs upon
all
the land
of Egypt.
\VS{8}But Pharao
called
Moses
and
Aaron
and
said
to
them: Pray ye
to
the
Lord
to
take
away
the
frogs
from
me
and
from
my
people;
and
I
will
let
the
people
go
to sacrifice
to
the
Lord.
\VS{9}And
Moses
said
to Pharao:
Set
me
a time
when
I
shall pray
for thee,
and
for thy servants,
and
for thy people,
that
the
frogs
may
be driven
away
from thee
and
from thy
house,
and
from thy servants,
and
from thy people:
and
may remain only
in
the river.
\VS{10}And
he answered: Tomorrow. But
he said:
I
will do according
to thy word;
that thou mayst know
that there
is none
like
to
the Lord
our God.
\VS{11}And
the frogs
shall depart
from thee,
and
from thy house,
and
from thy servants,
and
from thy
people;
and
shall
remain only
in
the
river.
\VS{12}And
Moses
and
Aaron
went forth
from Pharao:
and
Moses cried
to
the
Lord
for
the
promise, which
he
had
made
to Pharao
concerning
the frogs.
\VS{13}And
the Lord
did
according
to
the word
of Moses:
and
the frogs died
out
of
the houses,
and
out
of
the villages,
and
out
of
the fields:
\VS{14}And
they gathered
them together
into immense heaps,
and
the land
was corrupted.
\VS{15}And Pharao seeing
that rest
was
given,
hardened
his
own
heart,
and
did
not
hear
them,
as
the
Lord
had
commanded.
\VS{16}And
the
Lord
said
to
Moses:
Say
to Aaron,
Stretch
forth thy rod,
and strike
the dust
of
the earth:
and
may
there
be sciniphs
in
all
the
land
of Egypt.
\VS{17}And
they
did
so.
And Aaron
stretched
forth
his hand, holding
the rod:
and
he struck
the
dust
of
the
earth,
and
there came sciniphs
on
men
and
on beasts:
all
the
dust
of
the
earth
was
turned
into sciniphs
through
all
the
land
of
Egypt.
\VS{18}And
the magicians
with
their enchantments practiced
in
like manner,
to
bring
forth sciniphs,
and
they
could
not
and
there
were sciniphs
as
well
on
men
as
on beasts.
\VS{19}And
the magicians said
to Pharao
This
is
the finger
of God.
And Pharao heart
was hardened,
and
he hearkened
not unto
them,
as
the Lord
had commanded.
\VS{20}The
Lord
also
said
to Moses: Arise early,
and
stand
before Pharao:
for
he
will
go forth
to
the waters:
and thou shalt say
to
him:
Thus saith
the
Lord:
Let
my
people
go
to sacrifice
to
me.
\VS{21}But if thou wilt
not let
them go, behold
I
will send
in
upon thee,
and
upon thy servants,
and
upon thy houses all kind
of flies:
and
the houses
of
the Egyptians
shall
be filled
with flies
of divers kinds,
and
the whole
land wherein
they
shall
be.
\VS{22}And
I
will
make
the land
of Gessen wherein
my
people
is, wonderful
in
that lay,
so
that flies
shall
not
be
there:
and thou shalt know
that
I
am
the
Lord
in
the midst
of
the earth.
\VS{23}And
I
will put
a division between
my
people
and thy
people: tomorrow
shall
this sign
be.
\VS{24}And
the
Lord
did
so.
And
there
came
a very grievous swarm
of flies
into
he houses
of Pharao
and
of
his servants,
and
into all
the land
of Egypt:
and
the land
was corrupted
by
this kind
of flies.
\VS{25}And Pharao
called
Moses
and Aaron,
and
said
to
them:
Go,
and
sacrifice
to
your
God
in
this land.
\VS{26}And
Moses
said:
It cannot
be
so:
for we
shall sacrifice
the abominations
of
the Egyptians
to
the
Lord
our
God: now if we kill
those
things which
the Egyptians worship,
in
their
presence,
they
will stone
us.
\VS{27}We
will
go three days’ journey
into
the wilderness:
and
we
will sacrifice
to
the
Lord
our
God,
as
he hath commanded
us.
\VS{28}And Pharao said:
I
will
let
you
go
to sacrifice
to
the Lord
your
God
in
the wilderness:
but
go
no farther: pray
for
me.
\VS{29}And Moses said: I will go out from thee, and will pray to the Lord: and the flies shall depart from Pharao, and from his servants, and from his people tomorrow: but do not deceive any more, in not letting the people go to sacrifice to the Lord.
\VS{30}So Moses went out from Pharao, and prayed to the Lord.
\VS{31}And he did according to his word: and he took away the flies from Pharao, and from his servants, and from his people: there was not left so much as one.
\VS{32}And Pharao’s heart was hardened, so that neither this time would he let the people go.

\par }\Chap{9}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And
the
Lord
said
to
Moses:
Go
in
to Pharao,
and
speak
to
him:
Thus saith
the
Lord
God
of
the
Hebrews:
Let
my
people
go
to sacrifice
to
me.
\VS{2}But
if thou
refuse,
and withhold
them
still:
\VS{3}Behold
my
hand
shall
be
upon thy
fields:
and
a
very
grievous murrain
upon thy
horses,
and asses,
and
camels,
and
oxen,
and
sheep.
\VS{4}And
the
Lord
will
make
a wonderful difference
between
the
possessions
of
Israel
and
the
possessions
of
the
Egyptians,
that
nothing
at
all
shall
die
of
those
things
that belong
to
the
children
of
Israel.
\VS{5}And
the
Lord
appointed
a
time,
saying:
Tomorrow
will
the
Lord
do
this
thing
in
the
land.
\VS{6}The
Lord
therefore
did
this
thing
the
next
day:
and
all
the
beasts
of
the
Egyptians
died,
but
of
the
beasts
of
the
children
of
Israel
there
died
not
one.
\VS{7}And Pharao
sent
to
see:
and
there
was
not
any
thing
dead
of
that which
Israel possessed.
And Pharao’s
heart
was
hardened,
and
he
did
not
let
the
people
go.
\VS{8}And
the
Lord
said
to
Moses
and
Aaron:
Take
to
you
handfuls
of ashes
out
of
the chimney,
and let
Moses
sprinkle
it
in
the air
in
the
presence
of Pharao.
\VS{9}And
be
there
dust
upon
all
the
land
of
Egypt:
for
there
shall
be
boils
and swelling blains
both
in
men
and
beasts
in
the
whole
land
of
Egypt.
\VS{10}And
they
took ashes
out
of
the chimney,
and
stood
before Pharao,
and
Moses
sprinkled
it
in
the air:
and
there
came
boils
with swelling blains
in
men
and
beasts.
\VS{11}Neither
could
the
magicians
stand
before
Moses
for
the
boils
that
were
upon
them,
and
in
all
the
land
of
Egypt.
\VS{12}And
the
Lord
hardened Pharao’s
heart,
and
he hearkened
not unto
them,
as
the
Lord
had
spoken
to
Moses.
\VS{13}And
the
Lord
said
to
Moses:
Arise
in
the
morning,
and
stand
before Pharao,
and thou shalt
say
to
him:
Thus saith
the
Lord
the
God
of
the
Hebrews:
Let
my
people
go
to sacrifice
to
me.
\VS{14}For
I
will
at
this
time
send
all
my
plagues
upon thy
heart,
and
upon thy
servants,
and
upon thy
people:
that thou mayst
know
there
is
none
like
me
in
all
the
earth.
\VS{15}For
now
I
will
stretch
out
my
hand
to
strike thee,
and thy
people
with
pestilence,
and thou shalt perish
from
the
earth.
\VS{16}And
therefore
have
I
raised thee,
that
I
may shew
my
power
in thee,
and
my
name
may
be spoken
of
throughout
all
the
earth.
\VS{17}Dost thou
yet hold
back
my
people:
and wilt thou
not
let
them
go?
\VS{18}Behold
I
will
cause
it
to
rain
tomorrow
at
this
same hour,
an
exceeding
great
hail:
such
as hath
not
been
in
Egypt
from
the
day
that
it
was
founded,
until
this
present
time.
\VS{19}Send
therefore
now presently,
and
gather
together thy
cattle,
and
all
that thou hast
in
the
field:
for
men
and
beasts,
and
all
things
that
shall
be
found abroad,
and
not
gathered
together
out
of
the
fields,
which
the
hail
shall
fall
upon,
shall
die.
\VS{20}He
that
feared
the
word
of
the
Lord
among Pharao’s
servants, made
his
servants
and
his
cattle
flee
into
houses:
\VS{21}But
he
that regarded
not
the
word
of
the
Lord,
left
his
servants
and
his
cattle
in
the
fields:
\VS{22}And
the
Lord
said
to
Moses:
Stretch forth thy
hand towards
heaven,
that
there
may
be
hail
in
the
whole
land
of
Egypt,
upon
men,
and
upon
beasts,
and
upon
every
herb
of
the
field
in
the
land
of
Egypt.
\VS{23}And
Moses
stretched
forth
his
rod towards
heaven,
and
the
Lord
sent
thunder
and
hail,
and lightning running
along
the
ground:
and
the
Lord
rained
hail
upon
the
land
of
Egypt.
\VS{24}And
the
hail
and
fire mixed
with
it drove
on together:
and
it
was
of
so
great bigness,
as
never
before
was seen
in
the
whole
land
of
Egypt
since
that
nation
was founded.
\VS{25}And
the
hail
destroyed
through
all
the
land
of
Egypt
all
things
that
were
in
the
fields,
both
man
and
beast:
and
the
hail
smote
every
herb
of
the
field,
and
it
broke
every
tree
of
the
country.
\VS{26}Only
in
the
land
of Gessen,
where
the
children
of
Israel
were,
the
hail
fell
not.
\VS{27}And Pharao
sent
and
called
Moses
and
Aaron,
saying
to
them:
I
have
sinned
this
time
also;
the
Lord
is
just:
I
and
my
people
are
wicked.
\VS{28}Pray ye
to
the
Lord,
that
the
thunderings
of
God
and
the
hail
may cease:
that
I
may
let
you
go,
and
that
you
may
stay here
no
longer.
\VS{29}Moses
said:
As
soon
as
I
am
gone
out
of
the
city,
I
will
stretch
forth
my
hands
to
the
Lord,
and
the thunders
shall
cease,
and
the
hail
shall
be
no
more:
that thou mayst
know
that
the
earth
is
the
Lord’s.
\VS{30}But
I
know
that neither thou,
nor thy
servants do
yet
fear
the
Lord
God.
\VS{31}The
flax
therefore
and
the
barley
were hurt,
because
the
barley
was green,
and
the
flax
was
now boiled:
\VS{32}But
the
wheat,
and other winter corn
were
not hurt,
because
they
were lateward.
\VS{33}And
when
Moses
was
gone
from Pharao
out
of
the
city,
he
stretched
forth
his
hands
to
the
Lord:
and
the thunders
and
the
hail
ceased,
neither
did
there drop
any
more
rain
upon
the
earth.
\VS{34}And Pharao
seeing
that
the
rain
and
the
hail,
and
the thunders
were
ceased,
increased
his
sin.
\VS{35}And
his
heart
was
hardened,
and
the
heart
of
his servants,
and
it
was
made exceeding hard:
neither
did
he
let
the
children
of
Israel
go,
as
the
Lord
had
commanded
by
the
hand
of
Moses.

\par }\Chap{10}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And
the
Lord
said
to
Moses:
Go
in
to Pharao;
for
I
have
hardened
his
heart,
and
the
heart
of
his
servants:
that
I
may work
these
my
signs
in
him.
\VS{2}And thou mayest
tell
in
the
ears
of thy
sons,
and
of
they
grandsons,
how often
I
have plagued
the
Egyptians,
and
wrought
my
signs amongst
them:
and
you
may
know
that
I
am
the
Lord:
\VS{3}Therefore
Moses
and
Aaron
went
in
to Pharao,
and
said
to
him:
Thus saith
the
Lord
God
of
the
Hebrews:
How
long refusest thou
to
submit
to
me?
let
my
people
go,
to sacrifice
to
me.
\VS{4}But
if thou resist,
and wilt
not
let
them
go,
behold
I
will
bring
in
tomorrow
the
locust
into thy coasts:
\VS{5}To
cover
the
face
of
the
earth
that
nothing thereof
may
appear,
but
that
which
the
hail hath
left
may
be
eaten:
for
they
shall
feed
upon
all
the
trees
that
spring
in
the
fields.
\VS{6}And
they
shall
fill thy
houses,
and
the
houses
of thy
servants,
and
of
all
the
Egyptians:
such
a number
as thy
fathers
have
not
seen,
nor thy
grandfathers,
from
the
time
they
were
first
upon
the
earth,
until
this
present
day.
And
he
turned
himself
away,
and
went
forth
from Pharao.
\VS{7}And Pharao’s
servants
said
to
him:
How
long
shall
we
endure
this scandal?
let
the
men
go
to sacrifice
to
the
Lord
their
God. Dost thou
not
see
that
Egypt
is undone?
\VS{8}And
they
called
back
Moses
and
Aaron
to Pharao:
and
he
said
to
them:
Go, sacrifice
to
the
Lord
your
God:
who
are
they
that
shall
go?
\VS{9}Moses
said:
We
will go
with
our
young
and
old,
with
our
sons
and
daughters,
with
our
sheep
and
herds:
for
it
is
the solemnity
of
the
Lord
our
God.
\VS{10}And Pharao
answered:
So
be
the
Lord
with
you,
as
I
shall
let
you
and
your
children
go:
who
can doubt
but
that
you
intend some great
evil?
\VS{11}It
shall
not
be
so:
but
go ye
men only,
and sacrifice
to
the
Lord:
for
this
yourselves
also desired.
And immediately
they
were cast
out
from Pharao’s
presence.
\VS{12}And
the
Lord
said
to
Moses:
Stretch forth thy
hand
upon
the
land
of
Egypt unto
the
locust,
that
it
may
come
upon
it,
and
devour
every
herb
that
is
left
after
the
hail.
\VS{13}And
Moses
stretched
forth
his
rod
upon
the
land
of
Egypt:
and
the
Lord
brought
a burning
wind
all
that
day,
and
night:
and
when
it
was
morning,
the burning
wind
raised
the
locusts:
\VS{14}And
they
came
up
over
the
whole
land
of
Egypt:
and
rested
in
all
the coasts
of
the
Egyptians innumerable,
the
like
as
had
not
been
before
that
time,
nor
shall
be hereafter.
\VS{15}And
they
covered
the
whole
face
of
the
earth, wasting
all
things.
And
the
grass
of
the
earth
was
devoured,
and
what
fruits soever
were
on
the
trees,
which
the
hail
had
left:
and
there
remained
not
any
thing
that
was
green
on
the
trees,
or
in
the
herbs
of
the
earth
in
all
Egypt.
\VS{16}Wherefore Pharao
in
haste
called
Moses
and
Aaron,
and
said
to
them:
I
have
sinned
against
the
Lord
your
God,
and
against
you.
\VS{17}But
now
forgive
me
my
sin
this
time
also,
and
pray
to
the
Lord
your
God,
that
he
take
away
from
me
this
death.
\VS{18}And
Moses
going
forth
from
the
presence
of Pharao,
prayed
to
the
Lord.
\VS{19}And
he
made
a
very
strong
wind
to
blow
from
the
west,
and
it
took
the
locusts
and cast
them
into
the Red
Sea:
there
remained
not
so
much
as
one
in
all
the coasts
of
Egypt.
\VS{20}And
the
Lord
hardened Pharao’s
heart,
neither
did
he
let
the
children
of
Israel
go.
\VS{21}And
the
Lord
said
to
Moses:
Stretch
out
they
hand towards
heaven:
and
may
there
be
darkness
upon
the
land
of
Egypt,
so thick
that
it
may
be
felt.
\VS{22}And
Moses
stretch forth
his
hand towards
heaven:
and
there
came horrible
darkness
in
all
the
land
of
Egypt
for
three
days.
\VS{23}No
man
saw
his
brother,
nor moved
himself
out
of
the
place
where
he
was:
but wheresoever
the
children
of
Israel dwelt
there
was
light.
\VS{24}And Pharao
called
Moses
and Aaron,
and
said
to
them: Go sacrifice
to
the
Lord: let
your
sheep
only,
and
herds remain; let
your
children go
with
you.
\VS{25}Moses
said: Thou shalt
give
us
also
sacrifices
and
burnt
offerings,
to
the
Lord
our
God.
\VS{26}All
the
flocks
shall
go
with
us:
there
shall
not
a
hoof
remain
of
them:
for
they
are necessary
for
the service
of
the
Lord
our
God:
especially
as
we
know
not
what
must
be offered,
till
we
come
to
the
very
place.
\VS{27}And
the
Lord
hardened Pharao’s
heart,
and
he
would
not
let
them
go.
\VS{28}And Pharao
said
to
Moses: Get thee
from
me,
and
beware thou
see
not
my
face
any
more:
in
what
day soever thou shalt come
in
my
sight, thou shalt
die.
\VS{29}Moses
answered:
So
shall
it
be
as thou hast
spoken,
I
will
not
see thy
face
any
more.

\par }\Chap{11}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And
the
Lord
said
to
Moses:
Yet
one
plague
more
will
I
bring
upon Pharao
and
Egypt,
and
after
that
he
shall
let
you
go
and
thrust
you
out.
\VS{2}Therefore thou shalt
tell
all
the
people
that
every
man
ask
of
his
friend,
and
every
woman
of
her neighbour,
vessels
of
silver,
and
of
gold.
\VS{3}And
the
Lord
will
give favour
to
his
people
in
the
sight
of
the
Egyptians.
And
Moses
was
a
very
great
man
in
the
land
of
Egypt,
in
the
sight
of Pharao’s
servants,
and
of
all
the
people.
\VS{4}And
he
said:
Thus
said
the
Lord:
At midnight
I
will enter
into
Egypt.
\VS{5}And
every
firstborn
in
the
land
of
the
Egyptians
shall
die,
from
the
firstborn
of Pharao
who sitteth
on
his
throne,
even
to
the first born
of
the handmaid
that
is
at
the mill,
and
all
the
firstborn
of
beasts.
\VS{6}And
there
shall
be
a
great
cry
in
all
the
land
of
Egypt,
such
as
neither hath
been
before,
nor
shall
be hereafter.
\VS{7}But
with
all
the
children
of
Israel
there
shall
not
a
dog
make
the least noise,
from
man
even
to
beast:
that
you
may
know
how wonderful
a difference
the
Lord maketh
between
the
Egyptians
and
Israel.
\VS{8}And
all
these thy
servants
shall
come
down
to
me,
and
shall
worship
me,
saying:
Go
forth thou,
and
all
the
people
that
is under thee:
after
that
we
will
go
out.
\VS{9}And
he
went
out
from Pharao exceeding angry.
But
the
Lord
said
to
Moses: Pharao
will
not
hear
you,
that
many signs
may
be done
in
the
land
of
Egypt.
\VS{10}And
Moses
and
Aaron
did
all
the
wonders
that
are written,
before Pharao.
And
the
Lord
hardened Pharao’s
heart,
neither
did
he
let
the
children
of
Israel
go
out
of
his
land.

\par }\Chap{12}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And
the
Lord
said
to
Moses
and
Aaron
in
the
land
of
Egypt:
\VS{2}This
month
shall
be
to
you
the
beginning
of
months:
it
shall
be
the
first
in
the
months
of
the
year.
\VS{3}Speak ye
to
the
whole
assembly
of
the children
of
Israel,
and
say
to
them:
On
the
tenth
day
of
this
month let
every
man
take
a
lamb
by
their
families
and
houses.
\VS{4}But
if
the
number
be
less
than
may suffice
to eat
the
lamb,
he
shall
take unto
him
his neighbour
that joineth
to
his
house,
according
to
the
number
of
souls
which
may
be enough
to eat
the
lamb.
\VS{5}And
it
shall
be
a
lamb
without
blemish,
a
male,
of
one
year:
according
to which rite also
you
shall
take
a kid.
\VS{6}And
you
shall
keep
it
until
the fourteenth
day
of
this
month:
and
the
whole multitude
of
the children
of
Israel
shall sacrifice
it
in
the
evening.
\VS{7}And
they
shall
take
of
the
blood thereof,
and
put
it
upon
both
the side
posts,
and
on
the upper
door
posts
of
the
houses,
wherein
they
shall
eat
it.
\VS{8}And
they
shall
eat
the
flesh
that
night
roasted
at
the
fire,
and
unleavened
bread
with wild lettuce.
\VS{9}You
shall
not
eat thereof
any
thing
raw,
nor
boiled
in
water,
but
only
roasted
at
the
fire:
you
shall
eat
the
head
with
the feet
and
entrails thereof.
\VS{10}Neither
shall
there
remain
any thing
of
it
until
morning. If
there
be
any thing
left,
you
shall
burn
it
with
fire.
\VS{11}And
thus
you
shall
eat
it:
you
shall
gird
your reins,
and
you
shall
have
shoes
on
your
feet, holding staves
in
your
hands,
and
you
shall
eat
in
haste:
for
it
is
the Phase (that
is
the Passage)
of
the
Lord.
\VS{12}And
I
will
pass
through
the
land
of
Egypt
that
night,
and
will
kill
every
firstborn
in
the
land
of
Egypt
both
man
and
beast:
and
against
all
the
gods
of
Egypt
I
will execute
judgments:
I
am
the
Lord.
\VS{13}And
the
blood
shall
be unto
you
for
a
sign
in
the
houses
where
you
shall
be:
and
I
shall
see
the
blood,
and
shall
pass
over
you:
and
the
plague
shall
not
be
upon
you
to
destroy
you,
when
I
shall
strike
the
land
of
Egypt.
\VS{14}And
this
day
shall
be
for
a
memorial
to
you:
and
you
shall keep
it
a
feast
to
the
Lord
in
your
generations
with
an
everlasting observance.
\VS{15}Seven
days
shall
you
eat
unleavened
bread:
in
the
first
day
there
shall
be
no
leaven
in
your
houses: whosoever
shall
eat
any
thing
leavened,
from
the
first
day
until
the
seventh
day,
that
soul
shall
perish
out
of
Israel.
\VS{16}The
first
day
shall
be
holy
and solemn,
and
the
seventh
day
shall
be
kept
with
the
like solemnity:
you
shall
do
no
work
in
them,
except
those
things
that
belong
to
eating.
\VS{17}And
you
shall
observe
the feast
of
the
unleavened
bread:
for
in
this
same
day
I
will
bring
forth
your
army
out
of
the
land
of
Egypt,
and
you
shall
keep
this
day
in
your
generations
by
a
perpetual observance.
\VS{18}The
first
month,
the fourteenth
day
of
the
month
in
the
evening,
you
shall
eat
unleavened
bread,
until
the
one
and
twentieth
day
of
the
same
month
in
the
evening.
\VS{19}Seven
days
there
shall
not
be
found
any
leaven
in
your
houses:
he
that
shall
eat
leavened
bread,
his
soul
shall
perish
out
of
the
assembly
of
Israel, whether
he
be
a
stranger
or
born
in
the
land.
\VS{20}You
shall
not
eat
any
thing
leavened:
in
all
your
habitations
you
shall
eat
unleavened
bread.
\VS{21}And
Moses
called
all
the ancients
of
the children
of
Israel,
and
said
to
them:
Go
take
a lamb
by
your
families,
and sacrifice
the Phase.
\VS{22}And
dip
a
bunch
of
hyssop
in
the
blood
that
is
at
the
door,
and sprinkle
the transom
of
the
door therewith,
and
both
the
door cheeks:
let
none
of
you
go
out
of
the
door
of
his
house
till
morning.
\VS{23}For
the
Lord
will
pass
through
striking
the
Egyptians:
and
when
he
shall
see
the
blood
on
the transom,
and
on
both
the
posts,
he
will
pass
over
the
door
of
the
house,
and
not
suffer
the
destroyer
to
come
into
your
houses
and
to hurt
you.
\VS{24}Thou shalt
keep
this
thing
as
a law
for thee
and thy
children
for
ever.
\VS{25}And
when
you
have
entered
into
the
land
which
the
Lord
will
give
you
as
he hath
promised,
you
shall
observe
these ceremonies.
\VS{26}And
when
your
children
shall
say
to
you:
What
is
the meaning
of
this
service?
\VS{27}You
shall
say
to
them:
It
is
the victim
of
the passage
of
the
Lord,
when
he passed
over
the
houses
of
the
children
of
Israel
in
Egypt,
striking
the
Egyptians,
and saving
our
houses.
And
the
people
bowing
themselves, adored.
\VS{28}And
the
children
of
Israel going forth
did
as
the
Lord
had
commanded
Moses
and
Aaron.
\VS{29}And
it
came
to
pass
at midnight,
the
Lord
slew
every
firstborn
in
the
land
of
Egypt,
from
the
firstborn
of Pharao,
who
sat
on
his
throne, unto
the
firstborn
of
the captive
woman
that
was
in
the
prison,
and
all
the
firstborn
of
cattle.
\VS{30}And Pharao
arose
in
the
night,
and
all
his
servants,
and
all
Egypt:
for
there
was
not
a
house
wherein
there
lay
not
one
dead.
\VS{31}And Pharao
calling
Moses
and
Aaron,
in
the
night,
said:
Arise
and
go
forth
from
among
my
people,
you
and
the
children
of
Israel:
go, sacrifice
to
the
Lord
as
you
say.
\VS{32}Your
sheep
and
herds
take
along
with
you,
as
you demanded,
and departing,
bless
me.
\VS{33}And
the
Egyptians pressed
the
people
to
go
forth
out
of
the
land speedily,
saying:
We
shall
all
die.
\VS{34}The
people therefore
took
dough
before
it was leavened:
and tying
it
in
their cloaks,
put
it
on
their
shoulders.
\VS{35}And
the
children
of
Israel
did
as
Moses
had commanded:
and
they
asked
of
the
Egyptians
vessels
of
silver
and
gold,
and very
much raiment.
\VS{36}And
the
Lord
gave favour
to
the
people
in
the
sight
of
the
Egyptians,
so
that
they lent unto
them:
and
they
stripped
the
Egyptians.
\VS{37}And
the
children
of
Israel
set
forward
from Ramesse
to Socoth,
being
about
six
hundred
thousand
men
on
foot, beside
children.
\VS{38}And
a mixed multitude without
number
went
up
also
with
them,
sheep
and
herds
and beasts
of divers kinds,
exceeding
many.
\VS{39}And
they
baked
the meal,
which
a little
before
they
had
brought
out
of
Egypt,
in
dough:
and
they
made earth
cakes
unleavened:
for
it
could
not
be leavened,
the
Egyptians pressing
them
to
depart,
and
not suffering
them
to
make
any stay:
neither
did
they think
of
preparing
any meat.
\VS{40}And
the
abode
of
the
children
of
Israel
that
they
made
in
Egypt,
was
four
hundred
and
thirty
years.
\VS{41}Which
being expired,
the
same
day
all
the
army
of
the
Lord
went
forth
out
of
the
land
of
Egypt.
\VS{42}This
is
the observable
night
of
the
Lord,
when
he
brought
them
forth
out
of
the
land
of
Egypt:
this
night
all
the
children
of
Israel
must
observe
in
their
generations.
\VS{43}And
the
Lord
said
to
Moses
and
Aaron:
This
is
the service
of
the Phase:
No
foreigner
shall
eat
of
it.
\VS{44}But
every
bought
servant
shall
be
circumcised,
and
so
shall
eat.
\VS{45}The stranger
and
the hireling
shall
not
eat thereof.
\VS{46}In
one
house
shall
it
be
eaten,
neither
shall
you
carry
forth
of
the
flesh thereof
out
of
the
house,
neither
shall
you
break
a
bone thereof.
\VS{47}All
the
assembly
of
the children
of
Israel
shall
keep
it.
\VS{48}And
if
any
stranger
be willing
to
dwell
among
you,
and
to
keep
the Phase
of
the
Lord,
all
his
males
shall
first
be
circumcised,
and
then
shall
he celebrate
it according
to
the manner:
and
he
shall
be
as
he
that
is
born
in
the
land:
but
if
any
man
be
uncircumcised,
he
shall
not
eat thereof.
\VS{49}The
same
law
shall
be
to
him
that
is born
in
the land,
and
to
the proselyte
that sojourneth
with
you.
\VS{50}And
all
the
children
of
Israel
did
as
the
Lord
had
commanded
Moses
and
Aaron.
\VS{51}And
the
same
day
the
Lord
brought
forth
the
children
of
Israel
out
of
the
land
of
Egypt
by
their companies.

\par }\Chap{13}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And
the
Lord
spoke
to
Moses,
saying:
\VS{2}Sanctify unto
me
every
firstborn
that openeth
the
womb
among
the
children
of
Israel,
as well
of
men
as
of
beasts:
for
they
are
all mine.
\VS{3}And
Moses
said
to
the
people:
Remember
this
day
in
which
you
came
forth
out
of
Egypt,
and
out
of
the
house
of
bondage,
for
with
a strong
hand hath
the
Lord
brought
you
forth
out
of
this
place:
that
you
eat
no
leavened
bread.
\VS{4}This
day
you
go
forth
in
the
month
of
new corn.
\VS{5}And
when
the
Lord
shall
have
brought thee
into
the
land
of
the Chanaanite,
and
the Hethite,
and
the Amorrhite,
and
the Hevite,
and
the
Jebusite,
which
he
swore
to thy
fathers
that
he
would
give thee,
a
land
that floweth
with
milk
and
honey, thou shalt celebrate
this manner
of sacred rites
in
this
month.
\VS{6}Seven
days shalt thou
eat
unleavened
bread:
and
on
the
seventh
day
shall
be
the solemnity
of
the
Lord.
\VS{7}Unleavened
bread
shall
you
eat
seven
days:
there
shall
not
be
seen
any
thing
leavened
with thee,
nor
in
all thy coasts.
\VS{8}And thou shalt
tell thy
son
in
that
day,
saying:
This
is
what
the
Lord
did
to
me
when
I
came
forth
out
of
Egypt.
\VS{9}And
it
shall
be
as
a
sign
in thy
hand,
and
as
a
memorial
before thy
eyes:
and
that
the
law
of
the
Lord
be always
in thy
mouth,
for
with
a
strong
hand
the
Lord hath
brought thee
out
of
the land
of
Egypt.
\VS{10}Thou shalt
keep
this observance
at
the
set
time
from
days
to
days.
\VS{11}And
when
the
Lord
shall
have
brought thee
into
the
land
of
the Chanaanite,
as
he
swore
to thee
and thy
fathers,
and
shall
give
it thee:
\VS{12}Thou shalt
set apart
all
that openeth
the
womb
for
the
Lord,
and
all
that
is first
brought forth
of thy
cattle:
whatsoever thou shalt
have
of
the
male sex, thou shalt consecrate
to
the
Lord.
\VS{13}The
firstborn
of
an ass thou shalt change
for
a
sheep:
and
if thou
do
not
redeem
it, thou shalt kill
it.
And
every
firstborn
of
men thou shalt
redeem
with
a
price.
\VS{14}And
when thy
son
shall
ask thee
tomorrow,
saying:
What
is
this? thou shalt
answer
him:
With
a strong
hand
did
the
Lord
bring
us
forth
out
of
the land
of
Egypt,
out
of
the
house
of
bondage.
\VS{15}For
when Pharao
was
hardened,
and
would
not
let
us
go,
the
Lord
slew
every
firstborn
in
the
land
of
Egypt,
from
the
firstborn
of
man
to
the
firstborn
of
beasts:
therefore
I
sacrifice
to
the
Lord
all
that openeth
the
womb
of
the
male sex,
and
all
the
firstborn
of
my
sons
I
redeem.
\VS{16}And
it
shall
be
as
a
sign
in thy
hand,
and
as
a
thing hung
between thy
eyes,
for
a remembrance:
because
the
Lord hath
brought
us
forth
out
of
Egypt
by
a strong
hand.
\VS{17}And
when Pharao
had
sent
out
the
people,
the Lord
led
them
not
by
the
way
of
the
land
of
the
Philistines
which
is
near:
thinking
lest
perhaps
they
would
repent,
if
they
should
see
wars arise
against
them,
and
would
return
into
Egypt.
\VS{18}But
he
led
them
about
by
the
way
of
the
desert, which
is
by
the Red
Sea:
and
the
children
of
Israel
went
up armed
out
of
the
land
of
Egypt.
\VS{19}And
Moses
took
Joseph’s
bones
with
him:
because
he
had adjured
the
children
of
Israel,
saying:
God
shall
visit
you,
carry
out
my
bones
from hence
with
you.
\VS{20}And
marching
from Socoth they
encamped
in Etham
in the utmost coasts of the
wilderness.
\VS{21}And
the
Lord
went
before
them
to shew
the
way
by
day
in
a
pillar
of
a
cloud,
and
by
night
in
a
pillar
of
fire:
that
he
might
be
the
guide
of
their
journey
at both
times.
\VS{22}There
never
failed
the
pillar
of
the
cloud
by
day,
nor
the
pillar
of
fire
by
night,
before
the
people.

\par }\Chap{14}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And
the
Lord
spoke
to
Moses,
saying:
\VS{2}Speak
to
the
children
of
Israel: Let
them
turn
and
encamp
over
against Phihahiroth which
is
between Magdal
and
the
sea
over
against Beelsephon:
you
shall
encamp
before
it
upon
the
sea.
\VS{3}And Pharao
will
say
of
the
children
of
Israel:
They
are straitened
in
the
land,
the
desert hath
shut
them
in.
\VS{4}And
I
shall
harden
his
heart,
and
he
will
pursue
you:
and
I
shall
be
glorified
in Pharao,
and
in
all
his
army:
and
the
Egyptians
shall
know
that
I
am
the
Lord.
And
they
did
so.
\VS{5}And
it
was
told
the
king
of
the
Egyptians
that
the
people
was
fled:
and
the
heart
of Pharao
and
of
his
servants
was
changed
with
regard
to
the
people,
and
they
said:
What meant
we
to
do,
that
we
let
Israel
go
from
serving
us?
\VS{6}So
he
made
ready
his
chariot,
and
took all
his
people
with
him.
\VS{7}And
he
took
six
hundred
chosen
chariots,
and
all
the
chariots
that
were
in
Egypt:
and
the captains
of
the
whole army.
\VS{8}And
the
Lord
hardened
the
heart
of Pharao
king
of
Egypt,
and
he
pursued
the
children
of
Israel:
but
they
were
gone
forth
in
a
mighty
hand.
\VS{9}And
when
the
Egyptians
followed
the steps
of
them
who
were gone
before,
they found
them
encamped
at
the
sea
side:
all Pharao’s
horse
and
chariots,
and
the
whole
army
were
in Phihahiroth
before Beelsephon.
\VS{10}And
when Pharao
drew
near,
the
children
of
Israel, lifting
up
their
eyes,
saw
the
Egyptians
behind
them:
and
they
feared
exceedingly,
and
cried
to
the
Lord.
\VS{11}And
they
said
to
Moses: Perhaps
there
were
no
graves
in
Egypt,
therefore thou hast
brought
us
to
die
in
the
wilderness:
why wouldst thou
do
this,
to
lead
us
out
of
Egypt?
\VS{12}Is
not
this
the
word
that
we
spoke
to thee
in
Egypt,
saying: Depart
from
us
that
we
may
serve
the
Egyptians?
for
it
was
much
better
to
serve
them,
than
to
die
in
the
wilderness.
\VS{13}And
Moses
said
to
the
people:
Fear
not:
stand
and
see
the great wonders
of
the
Lord,
which
he
will
do
this
day:
for
the
Egyptians,
whom
you
see
now,
you
shall
see
no
more
for
ever.
\VS{14}The
Lord
will
fight
for
you,
and
you
shall hold
your peace.
\VS{15}And
the
Lord
said
to
Moses:
Why criest thou
to
me?
Speak
to
the
children
of
Israel
to
go
forward.
\VS{16}But
lift thou
up thy
rod,
and
stretch
forth thy
hand
over
the
sea,
and
divide
it:
that
the
children
of
Israel
may
go
through
the
midst
of
the
sea
on
dry
ground.
\VS{17}And
I
will
harden
the
heart
of
the
Egyptians
to
pursue
you:
and
I
will
be
glorified
in Pharao,
and
in
all
his host,
and
in
his
chariots,
and
in
his
horsemen.
\VS{18}And
the
Egyptians
shall
know
that
I
am
the
Lord,
when
I
shall
be
glorified
in Pharao,
and
in
his
chariots
and
in
his
horsemen.
\VS{19}And
the
angel
of
God,
who
went
before
the
camp
of
Israel, removing,
went
behind
them:
and together
with
him
the
pillar
of
the
cloud, leaving
the forepart,
\VS{20}Stood behind,
between
the Egyptians’
camp
and
the
camp
of
Israel:
and
it
was
a
dark
cloud,
and
enlightening
the
night,
so
that
they
could
not
come
at
one
another
all
the
night.
\VS{21}And
when
Moses
had
stretched
forth
his
hand
over
the
sea,
the
Lord
took
it
away
by
a
strong
and burning
wind blowing
all
the
night,
and
turned
it
into
dry
ground:
and
the
water
was
divided.
\VS{22}And
the
children
of
Israel
went
in
through
the
midst
of
the
sea dried
up:
for
the
water
was
as
a
wall
on
their
right
hand
and
on
their
left.
\VS{23}And
the
Egyptians
pursuing
went
in
after
them,
and
all Pharao’s
horses,
his
chariots
and
horsemen
through
the
midst
of
the
sea,
\VS{24}And
now
the
morning
watch
was
come,
and behold
the
Lord
looking
upon
the
Egyptian
army
through
the
pillar
of
fire
and
of
the
cloud, slew
their
host.
\VS{25}And overthrew
the
wheels
of
the
chariots,
and
they
were carried
into
the deep.
And
the
Egyptians
said: Let
us
flee
from
Israel:
for
the
Lord fighteth
for
them
against
us.
\VS{26}And
the
Lord
said
to
Moses:
Stretch forth
they
hand
over
the
sea,
that
the
waters
may
come
again
upon
the
Egyptians,
upon
their
chariots
and
horsemen.
\VS{27}And
when
Moses
had
stretched forth
his
hand towards
the
sea,
it
returned
at
the first
break
of
day
to
the former
place:
and
as
the
Egyptians
were
fleeing
away,
the waters
came
upon
them,
and
the
Lord shut
them
up
in
the
middle
of
the waves.
\VS{28}And
the
waters
returned,
and
covered
the
chariots
and
the
horsemen
of
all
the
army
of Pharao,
who
had
come
into
the
sea
after
them,
neither
did
there
so
much
as
one
of
them
remain.
\VS{29}But
the
children
of
Israel
marched
through
the
midst
of
the
sea upon
dry
land,
and
the
waters
were
to
them
as
a
wall
on
the
right
hand
and
on
the
left:
\VS{30}And
the
Lord
delivered
Israel
on
that
day
out
of
the
hands
of
the
Egyptians.
\VS{31}And
they
saw
the
Egyptians dead
upon
the sea shore,
and
the
mighty
hand
that
the
Lord
had
used
against
them:
and
the
people
feared
the
Lord,
and
they
believed
the
Lord,
and
Moses
his
servant.

\par }\Chap{15}{\PP \VerseOne{1}Then
Moses
and
the
children
of
Israel
sung
this canticle
to
the
Lord:
and
said: Let
us
sing
to
the
Lord:
for
he
is
gloriously magnified,
the
horse
and
the
rider
he hath thrown
into
the
sea.
\VS{2}The
Lord
is
my
strength
and
my
praise,
and
he
is
become
salvation
to
me:
he
is
my
God
and
I
will glorify
him:
the
God
of
my
father,
and
I
will
exalt
him.
\VS{3}The
Lord
is
as
a
man
of
war, Almighty
is
his
name.
\VS{4}Pharao’s
chariots
and
his
army
he hath
cast
into
the
sea:
his chosen captains are
drowned
in
the Red
Sea.
\VS{5}The
depths have
covered
them,
they
are sunk
to
the bottom
like
a
stone.
\VS{6}Thy
right
hand,
O
Lord,
is magnified
in
strength: thy
right
hand,
O
Lord, hath slain
the
enemy.
\VS{7}And
in
the
multitude
of
they glory thou hast
put
down thy adversaries: thou hast
sent thy
wrath, which hath
devoured
them like
stubble.
\VS{8}And
with
the
blast
of thy
anger
the
waters
were gathered
together:
the
flowing
water
stood,
the depth
were gathered
together
in
the
midst
of
the
sea.
\VS{9}The
enemy
said:
I
will
pursue
and
overtake,
I
will
divide
the
spoils,
my
soul
shall
have
its
fill:
I
will draw
my
sword,
my
hand
shall slay
them.
\VS{10}Thy
wind
blew
and
the
sea
covered them:
they sunk
as
lead
in
the
mighty
waters.
\VS{11}Who
is
like
to thee,
among
the
strong,
O
Lord?
who
is
like
to thee,
glorious
in
holiness, terrible
and praiseworthy,
doing
wonders?
\VS{12}Thou stretchedst forth thy
hand,
and
the
earth
swallowed
them.
\VS{13}In thy mercy thou hast been
a leader
to
the
people
which thou hast
redeemed:
and
in thy
strength thou hast
carried
them
to thy
holy habitation.
\VS{14}Nations rose
up,
and
were angry: sorrows
took
hold
on
the
inhabitants
of Philisthiim.
\VS{15}Then
were
the princes
of
Edom troubled,
trembling
seized
on
the stout
men
of
Moab:
all
the
inhabitants
of Chanaan became stiff.
\VS{16}Let
fear
and
dread
fall
upon
them,
in
the
greatness
of thy
arm: let
them become unmoveable
as
a
stone,
until thy
people,
O
Lord,
pass
by:
until
this thy
people
pass
by,
which thou hast
possessed.
\VS{17}Thou shalt
bring
them
in,
and
plant
them
in
the
mountain
of thy
inheritance,
in thy most
firm habitation
which thou hast
made,
O
Lord; thy
sanctuary,
O
Lord,
which thy
hands
have
established.
\VS{18}The
Lord
shall
reign
for
ever
and
ever.
\VS{19}For Pharao
went
in
on
horseback
with
his
chariots
and
horsemen
into
the
sea:
and
the
Lord
brought
back
upon
them
the
waters
of
the
sea:
but
the
children
of
Israel
walked
on
dry
ground
in
the
midst thereof.
\VS{20}So Mary
the
prophetess,
the
sister
of
Aaron,
took
a
timbrel
in
her
hand:
and
all
the
women
went
forth
after
her
with
timbrels
and
with
dances:
\VS{21}And
she began
the
song
to
them, saying: Let
us
sing
to
the
Lord,
for
he
is
gloriously magnified,
the
horse
and
his
rider
he hath thrown
into
the
sea.
\VS{22}And
Moses
brought
Israel
from
the Red
Sea,
and
they
went
forth
into
the
wilderness
of Sur:
and
they
marched
three
days
through
the
wilderness,
and
found
no
water.
\VS{23}And
they
came
into Mara,
and
they
could
not
drink
the
waters
of Mara,
because
they
were
bitter: whereupon
he
gave
a
name
also agreeable
to
the
place,
calling
it Mara,
that
is,
bitterness.
\VS{24}And
the
people
murmured
against
Moses,
saying:
What
shall we
drink?
\VS{25}But
he
cried
to
the
Lord,
and
he shewed
him
a
tree,
which
when
he
had
cast
into
the
waters,
they
were
turned
into sweetness.
There
he
appointed
him
ordinances,
and
judgments,
and
there
he
proved
him,
\VS{26}Saying:
If thou wilt
hear
the
voice
of
the
Lord thy
God,
and
do
what
is
right
before
him,
and
obey
his
commandments,
and
keep
all
his precepts,
none
of
the evils
that
I
laid
upon
Egypt,
will
I
bring
upon thee:
for
I
am
the
Lord thy
healer.
\VS{27}And
the children
of Israel
came
into
Elim,
where
there
were
twelve
fountains
of
water,
and
seventy
palm
trees:
and
they
encamped
by
the
waters.

\par }\Chap{16}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And
they
set
forward
from
Elim,
and
all
the multitude
of
the
children
of
Israel
came
into
the
desert
of Sin,
which
is
between
Elim
and
Sinai:
the fifteenth
day
of
the
second
month,
after
they
came
out
of
the
land
of
Egypt.
\VS{2}And
all
the
congregation
of
the
children
of
Israel
murmured
against
Moses
and
Aaron
in
the
wilderness.
\VS{3}And
the
children
of
Israel
said
to
them:
Would
to
God
we
had
died
by
the
hand
of
the
Lord
in
the
land
of
Egypt,
when
we
sat
over
the
flesh
pots,
and
ate
bread
to
the
full.
Why
have
you
brought
us
into
this
desert,
that
you
might
destroy
all
the multitude
with
famine?
\VS{4}And
the
Lord
said
to
Moses:
Behold
I
will
rain
bread
from
heaven
for
you:
let
the
people
go
forth,
and
gather
what
is sufficient
for
every
day:
that
I
may prove
them
whether
they
will walk
in
my
law,
or
not.
\VS{5}But
the
sixth
day
let
them
provide
for
to
bring
in:
and
let
it
be
double
to
that
they
were wont
to
gather
every
day.
\VS{6}And
Moses
and
Aaron
said
to
the
children
of
Israel:
In
the
evening
you
shall
know
that
the
Lord hath
brought
you
forth
out
of
the
land
of
Egypt:
\VS{7}And
in
the
morning
you
shall
see
the
glory
of
the
Lord:
for
he hath
heard
your murmuring
against
the
Lord:
but
as
for
us,
what
are
we,
that
you mutter
against
us?
\VS{8}And
Moses
said:
In
the
evening
the
Lord
will
give
you
flesh
to
eat,
and
in
the
morning
bread
to
the
full:
for
he hath
heard
your murmurings,
with
which
you
have murmured
against
him,
for
what
are
we?
your murmuring
is
not
against
us,
but
against
the
Lord.
\VS{9}Moses
also
said
to
Aaron:
Say
to
the
whole
congregation
of
the
children
of
Israel:
Come
before
the
Lord:
for
he hath
heard
your murmuring.
\VS{10}And
when
Aaron
spoke
to
all
the
assembly
of
the
children
of
Israel,
they
looked towards
the
wilderness:
and
behold
the
glory
of
the
Lord
appeared
in
a
cloud.
\VS{11}And
the
Lord
spoke
to
Moses,
saying:
\VS{12}I
have
heard
the murmuring
of
the
children
of
Israel:
say
to
them:
In
the
evening
you
shall
eat
flesh,
and
in
the
morning
you
shall
have
your
fill
of
bread:
and
you
shall
know
that
I
am
the
Lord
your
God.
\VS{13}So
it
came
to
pass
in
the
evening,
that
quails
coming
up,
covered
the
camp:
and
in
the
morning,
a
dew
lay
round
about
the
camp.
\VS{14}And
when
it
had covered
the
face
of
the
earth,
it appeared
in
the
wilderness small,
and
as
it
were beaten
with
a pestle,
like unto
the hoar frost
on
the
ground.
\VS{15}And
when
the
children
of
Israel
saw
it,
they
said
one
to
another: Manhu!
which signifieth:
What
is
this!
for
they
knew
not
what
it
was.
And
Moses
said
to
them:
This
is
the
bread,
which
the
Lord hath
given
you
to
eat.
\VS{16}This
is
the
word,
that
the
Lord hath
commanded:
Let
every
one
gather
of
it
as
much
as
is enough
to eat:
a gomor
for
every
man,
according
to
the
number
of
your
souls
that dwell
in
a
tent,
so
shall
you
take
of
it.
\VS{17}And
the
children
of
Israel
did
so:
and
they
gathered,
one
more, another
less.
\VS{18}And
they
measured
by
the
measure
of
a gomor:
neither
had
he
more
that
had
gathered
more:
nor
did
he find
less
that
had provided
less:
but
every
one
had
gathered,
according
to
what
they
were able
to eat.
\VS{19}And
Moses
said
to
them:
Let
no
man
leave thereof
till
the
morning.
\VS{20}And
they hearkened
not
to
him,
but
some
of
them
left
until
the
morning,
and
it
began
to
be full
of
worms,
an
it putrified,
and
Moses
was
angry
with
them.
\VS{21}Now
every
one
of
them
gathered
in
the
morning,
as
much
as might suffice
to eat:
and
after
the
sun
grew
hot,
it
melted.
\VS{22}But
on
the
sixth
day
they
gathered
twice
as
much,
that
is,
two gomors
every
man:
and
all
the rulers
of
the multitude
came,
and
told
Moses.
\VS{23}And
he
said
to
them:
This
is
what
the
Lord hath
spoken:
Tomorrow
is
the
rest
of
the
sabbath sanctified
to
the
Lord.
Whatsoever work
is
to
be
done,
do
it:
and
the meats
that
are
to
be dressed, dress
them:
and
whatsoever
shall remain, lay
it
up
until
the
morning.
\VS{24}And
they
did
so
as
Moses
had
commanded,
and
it
did
not putrify,
neither
was
there
worm found
in
it.
\VS{25}And
Moses
said:
Eat
it
today,
because
it
is
the
sabbath
of
the
Lord:
today
it
shall
not
be
found
in
the
field.
\VS{26}Gather
it
six
days:
but
on
the
seventh
day
is
the
sabbath
of
the Lord,
therefore
it
shall
not
be found.
\VS{27}And
the
seventh
day
came:
and
some
of
the
people
going
forth
to
gather,
found
none.
\VS{28}And
the
Lord
said
to
Moses:
How
long
will
you
refuse
to
keep
my
commandments,
and
my
law?
\VS{29}See
that
the
Lord hath
given
you
the
sabbath,
and
for
this
reason
on
the
sixth
day
he giveth
you
a double
provision:
let
each
man
stay
at
home,
and
let
none
go
forth
out
of
his
place
the
seventh
day.
\VS{30}And
the
people kept
the sabbath
on
the
seventh
day.
\VS{31}And
the
house
of
Israel
called
the
name thereof
Manna:
and
it
was
like
coriander
seed
white,
and
the
taste thereof
like
to flour
with
honey.
\VS{32}And
Moses
said:
This
is
the
word,
which
the
Lord hath
commanded:
Fill
a gomor
of
it,
and let
it
be
kept unto
generations
to
come hereafter,
that
they
may know
the
bread, wherewith
I
fed
you
in
the
wilderness,
when
you
were
brought
forth
out
of
the
land
of
Egypt.
\VS{33}And
Moses
said
to
Aaron:
Take
a vessel,
and
put
manna
into
it,
as much
as
a gomor
can
hold:
and
lay
it
up
before
the
Lord
to
keep unto
your
generations,
\VS{34}As
the
Lord
commanded
Moses.
And
Aaron
put
it
in
the tabernacle
to
be
kept.
\VS{35}And
the
children
of
Israel
ate
manna
forty
years,
till
they
came
to
a habitable
land:
with
this meat
were
they
fed,
until
they
reached
the borders
of
the
land
of Chanaan.
\VS{36}Now
a gomor
is
the
tenth
part
of an ephi.

\par }\Chap{17}{\PP \VerseOne{1}Then
all
the multitude
of
the
children
of
Israel
setting
forward
from
the
desert
of Sin,
by
their mansions,
according
to
the
word
of
the
Lord,
encamped
in Raphidim,
where
there
was
no
water
for
the
people
to
drink.
\VS{2}And
they chode
with
Moses,
and
said:
Give
us
water,
that we
may
drink.
And
Moses
answered
them:
Why chide
you
with
me? Wherefore
do
you tempt
the
Lord?
\VS{3}So
the
people
were
thirsty
there
for want
of
water,
and
murmured
against
Moses,
saying:
Why didst thou make
us
go forth
out
of
Egypt,
to
kill
us
and
our
children,
and
our
beasts
with
thirst?
\VS{4}And
Moses
cried
to
the
Lord,
saying:
What
shall
I
do
to
this
people?
Yet
a
little
more
and
they
will
stone
me.
\VS{5}And
the
Lord
said
to
Moses:
God
before
the
people,
and
take
with thee
of
the ancients
of
Israel:
and
take
in thy
hand
the
rod wherewith thou didst
strike
the
river,
and
go.
\VS{6}Behold
I
will
stand
there
before thee,
upon
the
rock
Horeb:
and thou shalt
strike
the
rock,
and
water
shall
come
out
of
it
that
the
people
may
drink.
Moses
did
so
before
the ancients
of
Israel:
\VS{7}And
he
called
the
name
of
that
place Temptation,
because
the chiding
of
the
children
of
Israel,
and
for
that
they
tempted
the
Lord,
saying:
Is
the
Lord amongst
us
or
not?
\VS{8}And Amalec
came,
and
fought
against
Israel
in Raphidim.
\VS{9}And
Moses
said
to Josue:
Choose
out
men:
and
go
out
and
fight
against Amalec:
tomorrow
I
will
stand
on
the
top
of
the
hill having
the
rod
of
God
in
my
hand.
\VS{10}Josue
did
as
Moses
had
spoken,
and
he
fought
against Amalec;
but
Moses,
and
Aaron,
and
Hur
went
up upon
the
top
of
the
hill.
\VS{11}And
when
Moses
lifted
up
his
hands,
Israel overcame:
but
if
he
let
them
down
a little, Amalec overcame.
\VS{12}And
Moses’
hands
were
heavy:
so
they
took
a
stone,
and
put
under
him,
and
he
sat
on
it:
and
Aaron
and
Hur
stayed
up
his
hands
on
both
sides.
And
it
came
to
pass
that
his
hands
were
not weary
until sunset.
\VS{13}And Josue
put Amalec
and
his
people
to flight,
by
the
edge
of
the
sword.
\VS{14}And
the
Lord
said
to
Moses:
Write
this
for
a
memorial
in
a
book,
and deliver
it
to
the
ears
of Josue:
for
I
will destroy
the
memory
of Amalec
from
under
heaven.
\VS{15}And
Moses
built
an
altar:
and
called
the
name thereof,
The Lord
my exaltation, saying:
\VS{16}Because
the
hand
of
the throne
of
the
Lord,
and
the
war
of
the
Lord
shall
be
against Amalec,
from
generation
to
generation.

\par }\Chap{18}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And
when
Jethro
the
priest
of Madian,
the kinsman
of
Moses,
had
heard
all
the
things
that
God
had
done
to
Moses,
and
to
Israel
his
people,
and
that
the
Lord
had
brought
forth
Israel
out
of
Egypt,
\VS{2}He
took Sephora
the
wife
of
Moses whom
he
had
sent
back:
\VS{3}And
her
two
sons,
of
whom
one
was
called Gersam,
his father
saying:
I
have
been
a
stranger
in
a
foreign
country.
\VS{4}And
the
other
Eliezer:
For
the
God
of
my
father, said
he,
is
my
helper,
and hath
delivered
me
from
the
sword
of Pharao.
\VS{5}And
Jethro
the kinsman
of
Moses
came
with
his
sons
and
his
wife,
to
Moses
into
the
desert,
where
he
was
camped
by
the
mountain
of
God.
\VS{6}And
he
sent
word
to
Moses,
saying:
I
Jethro thy kinsman
come
to thee,
and thy
wife,
and thy
two
sons
with
her.
\VS{7}And
he
went
out
to
meet
his kinsman,
and worshipped
and
kissed
him:
and
they saluted
one
another
with words
of
peace.
And
when
he
was
come
into
the
tent,
\VS{8}Moses
told
his kinsman
all
that
the
Lord
had
done
to Pharao,
and
the
Egyptians,
in favour
of
Israel:
and
all
the labour
which
had
befallen
them
in
the
journey,
and
that
the
Lord
had
delivered
them.
\VS{9}And
Jethro
rejoiced
for
all
the
good
things
that
the
Lord
had
done
to
Israel,
because
he
had
delivered
them
out
of
the
hands
of
the
Egyptians.
\VS{10}And
he
said:
Blessed
is
the
Lord,
who hath
delivered
you
out
of
the
hand
of Pharao,
and
out
of
the
hand
of
the
Egyptians,
who hath
delivered
his
people
out
of
the
hand
of
Egypt.
\VS{11}Now
I
know
that
the
Lord
is
great
above
all
gods:
because
they
dealt
proudly
against
them.
\VS{12}So
Jethro
the kinsman
of
Moses offered holocausts
and
sacrifices
to
God:
and
Aaron
and
all
the ancients
of
Israel
came,
to
eat
bread
with
them
before
God.
\VS{13}And
the
next
day
Moses
sat,
to
judge
the
people,
who
stood
by
Moses
from
morning
until
night.
\VS{14}And
when
his kinsman
had
seen
all
things
that
he
did
among
the
people,
he
said:
What
is
it
that thou dost
among
the
people?
Why sittest thou
alone,
and
all
the
people
wait
from
morning
till
night.
\VS{15}And
Moses
answered
him:
The
people
come
to
me
to
seek
the
judgment
of
God.
\VS{16}And
when
any
controversy falleth
out
among
them,
they
come
to
me
to
judge
between
them,
and
to shew
the precepts
of
God,
and
his
laws.
\VS{17}But
he
said:
The
thing thou dost
is
not
good.
\VS{18}Thou
are spent
with foolish labour,
both thou
and
this
people
that
is
with thee:
the
business
is
above thy strength, thou
alone canst
not bear
it.
\VS{19}But
hear
my
words
and counsels,
and
God
shall
be
with thee.
Be thou
to
the
people
in
those
things
that pertain
to
God,
to
bring
their
words
to
him:
\VS{20}And
to shew
the
people
the ceremonies
and
the
manner
of worshipping,
and
the
way
wherein
they ought
to
walk,
and
the
work
that
they ought
to
do.
\VS{21}And provide
out
of
all
the
people
able
men,
such
as
fear
God,
in whom
there
is
truth,
and
that
hate avarice,
and
appoint
of
them
rulers
of
thousands,
and
of
hundreds,
and
of
fifties,
and
of
tens.
\VS{22}Who
may
judge
the
people
at
all
times:
and
when
any
great
matter soever
shall
fall
out,
let
them refer
it
to thee,
and
let
them
judge
the
lesser
matters
only:
that
so
it
may
be
lighter
for thee,
the
burden
being shared
out unto
others.
\VS{23}If thou dost
this, thou shalt
fulfill
the
commandment
of
God,
and shalt
be
able
to bear
his precepts:
and
all
this
people
shall
return
to
their
places
with
peace.
\VS{24}And
when
Moses
heard
this,
he
did
all
things
that
he
had suggested unto
him.
\VS{25}And
choosing
able
men
out
of
all
Israel,
he
appointed
them
rulers
of
the
people,
rulers
over
thousands,
and
over
hundreds,
and
over
fifties,
and
over
tens.
\VS{26}And
they
judged
the
people
at
all
times:
and
whatsoever
was
of greater difficulty
they referred
to
him,
and
they
judged
the easier
cases
only.
\VS{27}And
he
let
his kinsman depart:
and
he returned
and
went
into
his own
country.

\par }\Chap{19}{\PP \VerseOne{1}In
the
third
month
of
the
departure
of
Israel
out
of
the
land
of
Egypt,
on
this
day
they
came
into
the
wilderness
of
Sinai:
\VS{2}For departing
out
of Raphidim,
and
coming
to
the
desert
of
Sinai,
they
camped
in
the same
place,
and
there
Israel
pitched
their tents
over
against
the
mountain.
\VS{3}And
Moses
went
up
to
God:
and
the
Lord
called unto
him
from
the
mountain,
and
said:
Thus shalt thou
say
to
the
house
of
Jacob,
and
tell
the
children
of
Israel:
\VS{4}You
have
seen
what
I
have
done
to
the
Egyptians,
how
I
have
carried
you
upon
the
wings
of
eagles,
and
have
taken
you
to myself.
\VS{5}If
therefore
you
will
hear
my
voice,
and
keep
my
covenant,
you
shall
be
my peculiar
possession above
all
people:
for
all
the
earth
is mine.
\VS{6}And
you
shall
be
to
me
a
priestly
kingdom,
and
a
holy
nation.
Those
are
the
words thou shalt
speak
to
the
children
of
Israel.
\VS{7}Moses
came,
and
calling
together
the
elders
of
the
people,
he declared
all
the
words
which
the
Lord
had
commanded.
\VS{8}And
all
the
people
answered
together:
All
that
the
Lord hath
spoken,
we
will
do.
And
when
Moses
had related
the
people’s
words
to
the
Lord,
\VS{9}The
Lord
said
to
him:
Lo,
now
will
I
come
to thee
in
the darkness
of
a
cloud,
that
the
people
may
hear
me
speaking
to thee,
and
may
believe thee
for
ever.
And
Moses
told
the
words
of
the
people
to
the
Lord.
\VS{10}And
he
said
to
him: Go
to
the
people,
and
sanctify
them
today,
and
tomorrow,
and let
them
wash
their
garments.
\VS{11}And
let
them
be
ready
against
the
third
day:
for
on
the
third
day
the
Lord
will
come
down
in
the
sight
of
all
the
people
upon
mount
Sinai.
\VS{12}And thou shalt appoint certain limits
to
the
people
round
about,
and thou shalt
say
to
them:
Take
heed
you
go not
up
into
the
mount,
and
that ye
touch not
the
borders thereof:
every
one
that toucheth
the
mount
dying
he
shall
die.
\VS{13}No
hands
shall
touch
him,
but
he
shall
be
stoned
to death,
or
shall
be
shot
through
with arrows:
whether
it
be
beast,
or
man,
he
shall
not
live.
When
the trumpet
shall begin
to sound,
then
let
them
go
up
into
the
mount.
\VS{14}And
Moses
came
down
from
the
mount
to
the
people,
and
sanctified
them.
And
when
they
had
washed
their
garments,
\VS{15}He
said
to
them:
Be
ready
against
the
third
day,
and
come
not
near
your
wives.
\VS{16}And
now
the
third
day
was
come,
and
the
morning appeared:
and behold thunders
began
to
be
heard,
and
lightning
to
flash,
and
a
very
thick
cloud
to cover
the
mount,
and
the
noise
of
the
trumpet sounded
exceeding
loud,
and
the
people
that
was
in
the
camp, feared.
\VS{17}And
when
Moses
had
brought
them
forth
to
meet
God
from
the place
of
the
camp,
they
stood
at
the bottom
of
the
mount.
\VS{18}And
all
mount
Sinai
was
on
a
smoke:
because
the
Lord
was
come
down
upon
it
in
fire,
and
the
smoke
arose
from
it
as
out
of
a
furnace:
and
all
the
mount
was terrible.
\VS{19}And
the
sound
of
the
trumpet
grew
by degrees
louder
and
louder,
and
was drawn
out
to
a
greater length:
Moses
spoke,
and
God
answered
him.
\VS{20}And
the
Lord
came
down
upon
mount
Sinai,
in
the very
top
of
the
mount,
and
he
called
Moses unto
the
top thereof.
And
when
he
was
gone
up thither,
\VS{21}He
said unto
him:
Go
down,
and charge
the
people:
lest
they
should
have
a mind
to pass
the limits
to
see
the
Lord,
and
a
very
great multitude
of
them
should
perish.
\VS{22}The
priests
also
that
come
to
the
Lord, let
them
be
sanctified,
lest
he
strike
them.
\VS{23}And
Moses
said
to
the
Lord:
The
people
cannot
come
up
to
mount
Sinai:
for thou
did charge,
and
command,
saying:
Set limits
about
the
mount,
and
sanctify
it.
\VS{24}And
the
Lord
said
to
him:
Go,
get thee
down:
and thou shalt
come
up, thou
and
Aaron
with thee:
but
let
not
the
priests
and
the
people pass
the limits,
nor
come
up
to
the
Lord,
lest
he kill
them.
\VS{25}And
Moses
went
down
to
the
people
and
told
them all.

\par }\Chap{20}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And
the Lord
spoke
all
these
words:
\VS{2}I
am
the
Lord thy
God,
who
brought thee
out
of
the
land
of
Egypt,
out
of
the
house
of
bondage.
\VS{3}Thou shalt
not
have strange
gods
before
me.
\VS{4}Thou shalt
not
make
to thyself
a
graven
thing,
nor
the
likeness
of
any
thing
that
is
in
heaven
above,
or
in
the
earth
beneath,
nor
of
those
things
that
are
in
the
waters
under
the
earth.
\VS{5}Thou shalt
not adore
them,
nor
serve
them:
I
am
the
Lord thy
God,
mighty,
jealous,
visiting
the
iniquity
of
the
fathers
upon
the
children, unto
the
third
and
fourth
generation
of
them
that
hate
me:
\VS{6}And shewing mercy unto
thousands
to
them that
love
me,
and
keep
my
commandments.
\VS{7}Thou shalt
not
take
the
name
of
the
Lord thy
God
in
vain:
for
the
Lord
will
not hold
him guiltless
that
shall
take
the
name
of
the
Lord
his
God
in
vain.
\VS{8}Remember
that thou
keep
holy
the
sabbath
day.
\VS{9}Six
days shalt thou labour,
and shalt
do
all thy
works.
\VS{10}But
on
the
seventh
day
is
the
sabbath
of
the
Lord thy
God: thou shalt
do
no
work
on
it, thou
nor thy
son,
nor thy
daughter,
nor thy manservant,
nor thy
maidservant,
nor thy
beast,
nor
the
stranger
that
is within thy
gates.
\VS{11}For
in
six
days
the
Lord
made
heaven
and
earth,
and
the
sea,
and
all
things
that
are
in
them,
and
rested
on
the
seventh
day:
therefore
the
Lord
blessed
the
seventh
day,
and
sanctified
it.
\VS{12}Honour thy
father
and thy
mother,
that thou mayest
be longlived
upon
the
land
which
the
Lord thy
God
will
give thee.
\VS{13}Thou shalt
not kill.
\VS{14}Thou shalt
not
commit
adultery.
\VS{15}Thou shalt
not
steal.
\VS{16}Thou shalt
not bear
false
witness
against thy neighbour.
\VS{17}Thou shalt
not
covet thy neighbour’s
house:
neither shalt thou
desire
his
wife,
nor
his
servant,
nor
his
handmaid,
nor
his
ox,
nor
his ass,
nor
any
thing
that
is
his.
\VS{18}And
all
the
people
saw
the
voices
and
the
flames,
and
the
sound
of
the
trumpet,
and
the
mount
smoking:
and being terrified
and struck
with fear,
they
stood
afar
off,
\VS{19}Saying
to
Moses:
Speak thou
to
us,
and
we
will
hear:
let
not
the Lord
speak
to
us,
lest
we
die.
\VS{20}And
Moses
said
to
the
people:
Fear
not:
for
God
is
come
to prove
you,
and
that
the dread
of
him might
be
in
you,
and
you
should
not
sin.
\VS{21}And
the
people
stood
afar
off.
But
Moses
went
to
the
dark
cloud
wherein
God
was.
\VS{22}And
the
Lord
said
to
Moses:
Thus shalt thou
say
to
the
children
of
Israel:
You
have
seen
that
I
have
spoken
to
you
from
heaven.
\VS{23}You
shall
not
make
gods
of
silver,
nor
shall
you
make
to yourselves
gods
of
gold.
\VS{24}You
shall
make
an
altar
of
earth unto
me,
and
you
shall
offer
upon
it
your holocausts
and
peace
offerings,
your
sheep
and
oxen,
in
every
place
where
the
memory
of
my
name
shall
be:
I
will
come
to thee,
and
will
bless thee.
\VS{25}And
if thou
make
an
altar
of
stone unto
me, thou shalt
not
build
it
of
hewn
stones:
for
if thou lift
up
a
tool
upon
it,
it
shall
be defiled.
\VS{26}Thou shalt
not
go
up
by
steps unto
my
altar, lest thy
nakedness
be discovered.

\par }\Chap{21}{\PP \VerseOne{1}These
are
the
judgments
which thou shalt
set
before
them.
\VS{2}If thou
buy
a
Hebrew
servant,
six
years
shall
he
serve thee:
in
the
seventh
he
shall
go
out
free
for
nothing.
\VS{3}With what raiment
he
came
in,
with
the
like let
him
go
out:
if having
a
wife,
his
wife
also
shall
go
out
with
him.
\VS{4}But
if
his
master
gave
him
a
wife,
and
she hath
borne
sons
and
daughters:
the
woman
and
her
children
shall
be
her
master’s:
but
he
himself
shall
go
out
with
his raiment.
\VS{5}And
if
the
servant
shall
say:
I
love
my
master
and
my
wife
and
children,
I
will
not
go
out
free:
\VS{6}His
master
shall
bring
him
to
the
gods,
and
he
shall
be
set
to
the
door
and
the
posts,
and
he
shall bore
his
ear
through
with
an
awl:
and
he
shall
be
his
servant
for
ever.
\VS{7}If
any
man
sell
his
daughter
to
be
a
servant,
she
shall
not
go
out
as bondwomen
are wont
to
go
out.
\VS{8}If
she displease
the
eyes
of
her
master
to
whom
she
was
delivered,
he
shall
let
her go:
but
he
shall
have
no power
to
sell
her
to
a
foreign
nation,
if
he despise
her.
\VS{9}But
if
he
have betrothed
her
to
his
son,
he
shall
deal
with
her after
the
manner
of
daughters.
\VS{10}And
if
he
take
another wife
for
him,
he
shall provide
her
a marriage,
and raiment,
neither
shall
he
refuse
the price
of
her chastity.
\VS{11}If
he
do
not
these
three
things,
she
shall
go
out
free
without
money.
\VS{12}He
that striketh
a
man
with
a
will
to
kill
him,
shall
be
put
to
death.
\VS{13}But
he
that
did
not lie
in wait
for
him,
but
God
delivered
him
into
his
hands:
I
will
appoint thee
a
place
to
which
he
must
flee.
\VS{14}If
a
man
kill
his neighbour
on set purpose
and
by lying
in wait
for
him: thou shalt
take
him
away
from
my
altar,
that
he
may
die.
\VS{15}He
that striketh
his
father
or
mother,
shall
be
put
to
death.
\VS{16}He
that
shall
steal
a
man,
and
sell
him, being convicted
of guilt,
shall
be
put
to
death.
\VS{17}He
that curseth
his
father,
or
mother,
shall
die
the
death.
\VS{18}If
men
quarrel,
and
the
one
strike
his neighbour
with
a
stone
or
with
his
fist,
and
he
die
not,
but keepeth
his
bed:
\VS{19}If
he
rise
again
and
walk
abroad
upon
his
staff,
he
that
struck
him shall
be quit,
yet
so
that
he
make restitution
for
his
work,
and
for
his expenses
upon
the
physicians.
\VS{20}He
that striketh
his bondman
or bondwoman
with
a
rod,
and
they
die
under
his
hands,
shall
be guilty
of
the crime.
\VS{21}But
if
the party
remain alive
a
day
or
two,
he
shall
not
be subject
to
the punishment,
because
it
is
his
money.
\VS{22}If
men quarrel,
and
one
strike
a
woman
with
child,
and
she miscarry
indeed,
but live
herself:
he
shall
be answerable
for
so
much damage
as
the
woman’s
husband
shall require,
and
as arbiters
shall award.
\VS{23}But
if
her
death ensue thereupon,
he
shall
render
life
for
life.
\VS{24}Eye
for
eye,
tooth
for
tooth,
hand
for
hand,
foot
for
foot,
\VS{25}Burning
for burning,
wound
for
wound, stripe
for stripe.
\VS{26}If
any
man
strike
the
eye
of
his manservant
or
maidservant,
and leave
them
but
one
eye,
he
shall
let
them
go
free
for
the
eye
which
he
put
out.
\VS{27}Also
if
he strike
out
a
tooth
of
his manservant
or
maidservant,
he
shall
in
like manner make
them
free.
\VS{28}If
an
ox
gore
a
man
or
a
woman,
and
they
die,
he
shall
be
stoned:
and
his
flesh
shall
not
be
eaten,
but
the
owner
of
the
ox
shall
be quit.
\VS{29}But
if
the
ox
was wont
to push
with
his horn
yesterday
and
the day
before,
and
they
warned
his master,
and
he
did
not shut
him up,
and
he
shall
kill
a
man
or
a
woman:
then
the
ox
shall
be
stoned,
an
his
owner
also
shall
be
put
to
death.
\VS{30}And
if
they
set
a
price
upon
him,
he
shall
give
for
his
life
whatsoever
is
laid
upon
him.
\VS{31}If
he
have gored
a
son,
or
a
daughter,
he
shall fall under
the
like
sentence.
\VS{32}If
he assault
a bondman
or
a bond woman,
he
shall
give
thirty sicles
of
silver
to
their
master,
and
the
ox
shall
be
stoned.
\VS{33}If
a
man
open
a
pit,
and
dig
one,
and
cover
it
not,
and
an
ox
or
an ass
fall
into
it,
\VS{34}The
owner
of
the
pit
shall
pay
the
price
of
the beasts:
and
that which
is
dead
shall
be
his
own.
\VS{35}If
one
man’s
ox gore
another
man’s
ox,
and
he
die:
they
shall
sell
the
live
ox,
and
shall
divide
the
price,
and
the carcass
of
that which
died
they
shall
part between
them:
\VS{36}But
if
he
knew
that
his
ox
was wont
to push
yesterday
and
the day
before,
and
his master
did
not
keep
him
in:
he
shall
pay
ox
for
ox,
and
shall
take
the whole carcass.

\par }\Chap{22}{\PP \VerseOne{1}If
any
man steal
an ox
or
a sheep,
and
kill
or sell
it:
he
shall restore five oxen
for
one ox,
and four sheep
for
one sheep.
\VS{2}If
a thief
be
found breaking open
a house
or undermining
it,
and
be wounded
so
as
to die:
he
that slew
him
shall
not
be guilty
of
blood.
\VS{3}But
if
he did
this
when
the sun
is risen,
he hath committed murder,
and
he
shall die.
If
he
have
not wherewith
to
make
restitution
for
the
theft,
he
shall
be sold.
\VS{4}If
that which
he stole
be found
with
him, alive,
either ox,
or ass,
or sheep:
he
shall restore double.
\VS{5}If
any
man hurt
a
field
or
a vineyard,
and
put
in
his beast
to
feed
upon
that
which
is other men’s:
he
shall restore
the best
of whatsoever
he hath
in
his own
field,
or
in
his vineyard, according
to
the estimation
of
the damage.
\VS{6}If
a fire breaking
out light
upon thorns,
and catch stacks
of corn,
or corn standing
in
the fields,
he
that kindled
the fire
shall
make good
the loss.
\VS{7}If
a
man
deliver money,
or
any vessel unto
his
friend
to
keep,
and
they
be stolen
away
from
him
that received
them:
if
the
thief
be
found
he
shall restore double:
\VS{8}If
the thief
be
not known,
the
master
of
the house
shall
be
brought
to
the
gods,
and
shall
swear
that
he
did
not lay
his hand
upon
his neighbour’s goods,
\VS{9}To
do
any fraud,
either
in
ox,
or
in ass,
or
sheep,
or raiment,
or
any
thing
that
may
bring damage:
the
cause
of
both
parties
shall come
to
the gods:
and
if
they
give judgment,
he
shall restore double
to
his neighbour.
\VS{10}If
a
man
deliver ass, ox, sheep,
or
any beast,
to
his neighbour’s
custody,
and
it die,
or
be hurt,
or
be
taken
by enemies,
and
no
man saw
it:
\VS{11}There
shall be
an oath
between them,
that
he did
not put forth
his hand
to
his neighbour’s goods:
and
the
owner
shall accept
of
the oath;
and
he
shall
not be compelled
to make
restitution.
\VS{12}But
if
it were taken
away
by stealth,
he
shall make
the loss good
to
the owner.
\VS{13}If
it
were eaten
by
a beast, let
him
bring
to
him
that which
was slain,
and
he
shall
not
make
restitution.
\VS{14}If
a
man borrow
of
his neighbour
any
of
these
things,
and
it
be hurt
or die,
the
owner
not being
present,
he
shall
be obliged
to make
restitution.
\VS{15}But
if
the owner
be present,
he
shall
not
make restitution, especially
if
it
were hired
and
came
for
the hire
of
his work.
\VS{16}If
a man seduce
a
virgin
not
yet espoused,
and lie
with
her:
he
shall endow
her,
and
have
her
to wife.
\VS{17}If
the maid’s father
will
not give her
to him,
he
shall give money according
to
the dowry, which virgins
are wont
to receive.
\VS{18}Wizards thou shalt not suffer
to live.
\VS{19}Whosoever copulateth
with
a beast
shall
be put
to death.
\VS{20}He
that sacrificeth
to gods,
shall
be put
to death, save only
to
the Lord.
\VS{21}Thou shalt
not molest
a stranger,
nor
afflict
him:
for
yourselves also were strangers
in
the land
of Egypt.
\VS{22}You shall
not
hurt
a widow
or
an orphan.
\VS{23}If
you hurt
them
they
will cry
out
to
me,
and
I
will hear
their cry:
\VS{24}And
my rage
shall
be enkindled,
and
I
will strike
you
with
the sword,
and
your wives
shall
be
widows,
and
your children fatherless.
\VS{25}If thou lend money
to any
of
my
people
that
is poor,
that dwelleth
with thee, thou shalt
not
be hard
upon
them
as
an extortioner,
nor oppress
them
with usuries.
\VS{26}If thou
take
of thy neighbour
a
garment
in pledge, thou shalt
give
it
him
again
before sunset.
\VS{27}For
that same
is
the only
thing wherewith
he
is covered,
the clothing
of
his body,
neither hath
he
any other
to sleep
in:
if
he cry
to
me,
I
will hear
him, because
I
am compassionate.
\VS{28}Thou shalt
not speak ill
of
the gods,
and
the prince
of thy
people thou shalt
not curse.
\VS{29}Thou shalt
not delay
to
pay thy tithes
and thy firstfruits: thou shalt
give
the firstborn
of thy sons
to
me.
\VS{30}Thou shalt do
the
same
with
the firstborn
of thy oxen
also
and sheep: seven days
let
it
be
with
its dam,
the eighth day thou shalt
give
it
to
me.
\VS{31}You shall be holy men to me: the flesh that beasts have tasted of before, you shall not eat, but shall cast it to the dogs.

\par }\Chap{23}{\PP \VerseOne{1}Thou shalt
not
receive
the voice
of
a
lie:
neither shalt thou
join thy
hand
to
bear
false
witness
for
a
wicked
person.
\VS{2}Thou shalt
not
follow
the multitude
to do
evil:
neither shalt thou yield
in
judgment,
to
the opinion
of
the most
part,
to
stray
from
the truth.
\VS{3}Neither shalt thou favour
a
poor man
in judgment.
\VS{4}If thou
meet thy enemy’s
ox
or ass
going
astray,
bring
it
back
to
him.
\VS{5}If thou
see
the ass
of
him
that hateth thee
lie
underneath
his
burden, thou shalt
not pass
by,
but shalt lift
him
up
with
him.
\VS{6}Thou shalt
not go
aside
in
the
poor man’s
judgment.
\VS{7}Thou shalt fly
lying.
The
innocent
and
just person thou shalt
not
put
to death:
because
I abhor
the
wicked.
\VS{8}Neither shalt thou
take
bribes,
which
even
blind
the wise,
and pervert
the
words
of
the
just.
\VS{9}Thou shalt
not molest
a
stranger,
for
you
know
the hearts
of
strangers:
for
you
also
were
strangers
in
the
land
of
Egypt.
\VS{10}Six
years thou shalt
sow thy
ground,
and shalt
gather
the corn thereof.
\VS{11}But
the
seventh
year thou shalt
let
it
alone,
and suffer
it
to
rest,
that
the
poor
of thy
people
may
eat,
and whatsoever
shall
be
left,
let
the
beasts
of
the
field
eat
it:
so shalt thou
do
with thy
vineyard
and thy oliveyard.
\VS{12}Six
days thou shalt
work:
the
seventh
day thou shalt
cease,
that thy
ox
and thy ass
may
rest:
and
the
son
of thy
handmaid
and
the
stranger
may
be
refreshed.
\VS{13}Keep
all
things
that
I
have
said
to
you.
And
by
the
name
of strange
gods
you
shall
not swear,
neither
shall
it
be
heard
out
of
your
mouth.
\VS{14}Three
times
every
year
you shall
celebrate feasts
to me.
\VS{15}Thou shalt
keep
the
feast
of
unleavened
bread.
Seven
days shalt thou
eat
unleavened
bread,
as
I
commanded thee,
in
the
time
of
the
month
of
new corn,
when thou didst
come
forth
out
of
Egypt: thou shalt
not
appear
empty
before
me.
\VS{16}And
the
feast
of
the
harvest
of
the firstfruits
of thy
work, whatsoever thou hast
sown
in
the
field.
The
feast
also
in
the
end
of
the
year,
when thou hast
gathered
in
all thy corn
out
of
the
field.
\VS{17}Thrice
a
year
shall
all thy
males
appear
before
the
Lord thy
God.
\VS{18}Thou shalt
not
sacrifice
the
blood
of
my victim
upon
leaven,
neither
shall
the
fat
of
my solemnity
remain
until
the
morning.
\VS{19}Thou shalt
carry
the firstfruits
of
the corn
of thy
ground
to
the
house
of
the
Lord thy
God. Thou shalt
not
boil
a kid
in
the
milk
of
his dam.
\VS{20}Behold
I
will
send
my
angel,
who
shall
go
before thee,
and
keep thee
in thy
journey,
and
bring thee
into
the
place
that
I
have
prepared.
\VS{21}Take notice
of
him,
and
hear
his
voice,
and
do
not think
him
one
to
be contemned:
for
he
will
not
forgive
when thou hast sinned,
and
my
name
is
in
him.
\VS{22}But
if thou wilt
hear
his
voice,
and
do
all
that
I
speak,
I
will
be
an
enemy
to thy
enemies,
and
will afflict
them
that afflict thee.
\VS{23}And
my
angel
shall
go
before thee,
and
shall
bring thee
in unto
the Amorrhite,
and
the Hethite,
and
the Pherezite,
and
the Chanaanite,
and
the Hevite,
and
the
Jebusite, whom
I
will
destroy.
\VS{24}Thou shalt
not adore
their
gods,
nor
serve
them. Thou shalt
not
do
their
works,
but shalt
destroy
them,
and
break
their statues.
\VS{25}And
you
shall
serve
the
Lord
your
God,
that
I
may
bless
your
bread
and
your
waters,
and
may
take
away
sickness
from
the
midst
of thee.
\VS{26}There
shall
not
be
one fruitless
nor
barren
in thy
land:
I
will
fill
the
number
of thy
days.
\VS{27}I
will
send
my
fear
before thee,
and
will
destroy
all
the
people
to
whom thou shalt
come:
and
will
turn
the
backs
of
all thy
enemies
before thee.
\VS{28}Sending
out
hornets
before,
that
shall
drive
away
the Hevite,
and
the Chanaanite,
and
the Hethite,
before thou come
in.
\VS{29}I
will
not cast
them
out
from thy
face
in
one
year:
lest
the
land
be
brought
into
a wilderness,
and
the
beasts
multiply
against thee.
\VS{30}By
little
and
little
I
will
drive
them
out
from
before thee,
till thou
be
increased,
and dost
possess
the
land.
\VS{31}And
I
will
set thy bounds
from
the Red
Sea
to
the
sea
of
the Palestines,
and
from
the
desert
to
the
river:
I
will
deliver
the
inhabitants
of
the
land
into
your
hands,
and
will
drive
them
out
from
before
you.
\VS{32}Thou shalt
not enter into
league
with
them,
nor
with
their
gods.
\VS{33}Let
them
not
dwell
in thy
land,
lest
perhaps thy
make thee
sin
against
me,
if thou
serve
their
god: which undoubtedly
will
be
a scandal
to thee.

\par }\Chap{24}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And
he
said
to
Moses:
Come
up
to
the
Lord, thou,
and
Aaron,
Nadab,
and Abiu,
and
seventy
of
the ancients
of
Israel,
and
you
shall adore
afar
off.
\VS{2}And
Moses
alone
shall
come
up
to
the
Lord,
but
they
shall
not
come nigh;
neither
shall
the
people
come
up
with
him.
\VS{3}So
Moses
came
and
told
the
people
all
the
words
of
the
Lord,
and
all
the
judgments:
and
all
the
people
answered
with
one
voice:
We
will
do
all
the
words
of
the
Lord,
which
he hath
spoken.
\VS{4}And
Moses
wrote
all
the
words
of
the
Lord:
and
rising
in
the
morning
he
built
an
altar
at
the
foot
of
the
mount,
and
twelve titles according
to
the
twelve
tribes
of
Israel.
\VS{5}And
he
sent
young
men
of
the
children
of
Israel,
and
they
offered holocausts,
and
sacrificed pacific victims
of
calves
to
the
Lord.
\VS{6}Then
Moses
took
half
of
the
blood,
and
put
it
into bowls:
and
the rest
he poured
upon
the
altar.
\VS{7}And
taking
the
book
of
the
covenant,
he
read
it
in
the
hearing
of
the
people:
and
they
said:
All
things
that
the
Lord hath
spoken
we
will
do,
we
will
be
obedient.
\VS{8}And
he
took
the
blood
and
sprinkled
it
upon
the
people,
and
he
said:
This
is
the
blood
of
the
covenant
which
the
Lord hath
made
with
you
concerning
all
these
words.
\VS{9}Then
Moses
and
Aaron,
Nadab
and Abiu,
and
seventy
of
the ancients
of
Israel
went
up:
\VS{10}And
they
saw
the
God
of
Israel:
and
under
his
feet
as
it
were
a
work
of
sapphire stone,
and
as
the
heaven,
when
clear.
\VS{11}Neither
did
he
lay
his
hand
upon
those
of
the
children
of
Israel,
that retired afar
off,
and
they
saw
God,
and
they
did
eat
and
drink.
\VS{12}And
the
Lord
said
to
Moses:
Come
up
to
me
into
the
mount,
and
be
there:
and
I
will
give thee tables
of
stone,
and
the
law,
and
the
commandments
which
I
have
written:
that thou mayst
teach
them.
\VS{13}Moses
rose
up,
and
his
minister Josue:
and
Moses
going
up
into
the
mount
of
God,
\VS{14}Said
to
the ancients:
Wait ye
here
till
we
return
to
you.
You
have
Aaron
and
Hur
with
you:
if any
question
shall arise,
you
shall refer
it
to
them.
\VS{15}And
when
Moses
was
gone
up,
a
cloud
covered
the
mount.
\VS{16}And
the
glory
of
the
Lord
dwelt
upon
Sinai,
covering
it
with
a
cloud
six
days:
and
the
seventh
day
he
called
him
out
of
the
midst
of
the
cloud.
\VS{17}And
the
sight
of
the
glory
of
the
Lord
was
like
a
burning
fire
upon
the
top
of
the
mount,
in
the
eyes
of
the
children
of
Israel.
\VS{18}And
Moses,
entering
into
the
midst
of
the
cloud,
went
up
into
the
mountain:
and
he
was
there
forty
days,
and
forty
nights.

\par }\Chap{25}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And
the
Lord
spoke
to
Moses,
saying:
\VS{2}Speak
to
the
children
of
Israel,
that
they
bring firstfruits
to
me:
of
every
man
that offereth
of
his
own
accord,
you
shall
take
them.
\VS{3}And
these
are
the
things
you
must
take:
gold,
and
silver,
and
brass,
\VS{4}Violet
and
purple,
and
scarlet twice dyed,
and
fine
linen,
and
goats’ hair,
\VS{5}And rams’
skins
dyed
red,
and violet
skins,
and setim
wood:
\VS{6}Oil
to make
lights:
spices
for
ointment,
and
for sweetsmelling
incense:
\VS{7}Onyx
stones,
and precious
stones
to adorn the
ephod
and the rational.
\VS{8}And
they shall
make me
a
sanctuary,
and I will
dwell
in
the
midst
of
them:
\VS{9}According
to
all
the
likeness
of
the
tabernacle
which
I
will shew thee,
and
of
all
the
vessels
for
the service thereof:
and
thus
you
shall
make
it:
\VS{10}Frame an
ark
of setim
wood,
the
length whereof shall
be
of
two
cubits
and
a
half:
the
breadth,
a
cubit
and
a
half:
the
height, likewise,
a
cubit
and
a
half.
\VS{11}And thou shalt
overlay
it
with
the purest
gold
within
and without:
and
over
it thou shalt
make
a
golden crown
round
about:
\VS{12}And
four
golden
rings, which thou shall
put
at
the
four corners
of
the ark:
let
two
rings
be
on
the
one
side,
and
two
on
the
other.
\VS{13}Thou shalt
make
bars
also
of setim
wood,
and shalt
overlay
them
with
gold.
\VS{14}And thou shalt
put
them
in
through
the
rings
that are
in
the
sides
of
the
ark,
that
it may
be
carried
on
them.
\VS{15}And
they
shall
be always
in
the
rings,
neither
shall
they
at
any
time
be drawn
out
of
them.
\VS{16}And thou shalt
put
in
the
ark
the
testimony
which
I
will
give thee.
\VS{17}Thou shalt
make
also
a propitiatory
of
the purest
gold:
the
length thereof
shall be
two
cubits
and
a
half,
and
the
breadth
a
cubit
and
a
half.
\VS{18}Thou shalt
make
also
two cherubims
of beaten
gold,
on
the
two sides
of
the oracle.
\VS{19}Let
one
cherub
be
on
the
one
side,
and
the
other
on
the
other.
\VS{20}Let
them cover
both sides
of
the propitiatory,
spreading
their
wings,
and
covering
the oracle,
and
let
them look
one towards
the
other,
their
faces
being
turned towards
the propitiatory wherewith
the ark
is
to
be covered.
\VS{21}In
which thou shalt
put
the
testimony
that
I
will
give thee.
\VS{22}Thence
will
I
give
orders,
and
will
speak
to thee
over
the propitiatory,
and
from
the
midst
of
the
two cherubims,
which
shall
be
upon
the
ark
of
the
testimony,
all
things
which
I
will
command
the
children
of
Israel
by thee.
\VS{23}Thou shalt
make
a
table
also
of setim
wood,
of
two
cubits
in
length,
and
a
cubit
in
breadth,
and
a
cubit
and
half
in
height.
\VS{24}And thou shalt
overlay
it
with
the purest
gold:
and thou shalt
make
to
it a
golden ledge
round
about.
\VS{25}And
to
the ledge
itself a polished crown, four inches high:
and over
the same another little
golden crown.
\VS{26}Thou shalt
prepare
also
four
golden
rings,
and shalt
put
them
in
the
four
corners
of
the
same table
over
each
foot.
\VS{27}Under
the crown
shall
the golden
rings
be,
that
the
bars
may
be
put through
them,
and
the
table
may
be
carried.
\VS{28}The
bars
also
themselves thou shalt
make
of setim
wood,
and shalt
overlay
them
with
gold
to
bear
up
the
table.
\VS{29}Thou shalt
prepare
also
dishes,
and
bowls, censers,
and cups,
wherein
the libations
are
to be offered
of
the purest
gold.
\VS{30}And thou shalt
set
upon
the
table
loaves
of proposition
in
my
sight
always.
\VS{31}Thou shalt
make
also
a candlestick
of beaten
work
of
the finest
gold,
the
shaft thereof,
and
the
branches,
the
cups,
and
the bowls,
and
the lilies going forth
from
it.
\VS{32}Six
branches
shall
come
out
of
the
sides,
three
out
of
the
one
side,
and
three
out
of
the
other.
\VS{33}Three
cups
as
it
were nuts
to
every
branch,
and
a bowl withal,
and
a lily;
and
three
cups,
likewise
of
the fashion
of nuts
in
the
other
branch,
and
a bowl withal,
and
a lily.
Such
shall
be
the work
of
the
six
branches,
that are
to
come
out
from
the
shaft:
\VS{34}And
in the candlestick itself shall be
four
cups
in the manner
of a nut,
and at every one, bowls
and lilies.
\VS{35}Bowls
under
two
branches
in three
places, which
together make
six
coming
forth
out
of
one
shaft.
\VS{36}And
both
the bowls
and
the
branches
shall
be
of
the
same beaten
work
of
the purest
gold.
\VS{37}Thou shalt
make
also
seven
lamps,
and shalt
set
them
upon
the candlestick,
to
give
light
over
against.
\VS{38}The
snuffers also
and where the snuffings
shall be put out,
shall be made
of the purest
gold.
\VS{39}The
whole weight
of
the candlestick
with
all
the
furniture thereof
shall
be
a
talent
of
the purest
gold.
\VS{40}Look
and
make
it according
to
the
pattern,
that
was shewn thee
in
the
mount.

\par }\Chap{26}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And thou shalt
make
the
tabernacle
in
this manner: Thou shalt
make
ten
curtains
of
fine
twisted
linen,
and
violet
and
purple,
and
scarlet twice dyed, diversified
with embroidery.
\VS{2}The
length
of
one
curtain shall
be
twenty-eight
cubits,
the
breadth shall
be
four
cubits.
All
the
curtains shall
be
of
one
measure.
\VS{3}Five
curtains
shall
be
joined
one
to
another,
and
the
other
five
shall
be coupled
together
in
like manner.
\VS{4}Thou shalt
make
loops
of
violet
in
the sides
and tops
of
the
curtains,
that
they
may
be
joined
one
to
another.
\VS{5}Every
curtain
shall
have
fifty
loops
on
both sides,
so
set
on,
that
one loop
may
be
against
another loop,
and
one
may
be fitted
to
the
other.
\VS{6}Thou shalt
make
also
fifty rings
of
gold wherewith
the veils
of
the
curtains
are
to
be
joined,
that
it
may
be
made
one
tabernacle.
\VS{7}Thou shalt
make
also
eleven
curtains
of
goats’
hair,
to cover
the
top
of
the
tabernacle.
\VS{8}The
length
of
one hair
curtain shall
be
thirty
cubits:
and
the
breadth
four:
the
measure
of
all
the
curtains shall
be equal.
\VS{9}Five
of which thou shalt couple
by
themselves,
and
the
six others thou shalt couple
one
to another,
so
as
to
double
the
sixth
curtain
in
the
front
of
the roof.
\VS{10}Thou shalt
make
also
fifty
loops
in
the
edge
of
one
curtain, that
it
may
be joined
with
the
other:
and
fifty
loops
in
the
edge
of
the
other
curtain, that
it
may
be coupled
with
its fellow.
\VS{11}Thou shalt
make
also
fifty buckles
of
brass, wherewith
the
loops
may
be
joined,
that
of
all
there
may
be
made
one covering.
\VS{12}And that which shall remain
of
the
curtains, that
are prepared
for
the roof,
to wit, one
curtain that
is
over
and
above,
with
the
half thereof thou shalt cover
the
back
parts
of
the
tabernacle.
\VS{13}And
there
shall
hang
down
a
cubit
on
the
one
side,
and
another
on
the
other
side,
which
is
over
and
above
in
the
length
of
the
curtains, fencing
both
sides
of
the
tabernacle.
\VS{14}Thou shalt
make
also another cover
to
the roof,
of rams’
skins
dyed
red;
and
over that again another cover
of violet coloured
skins.
\VS{15}Thou shalt
make
also
the boards
of
the
tabernacle
standing
upright
of setim
wood.
\VS{16}Let
every
one
of them
be
ten
cubits
in
length,
and
in
breadth
on
cubit
and
a
half.
\VS{17}In
the
sides
of
the boards
shall
be
made
two mortises, whereby
one board
may
be joined
to
another board:
and
after
this
manner
shall
all
the boards
be
prepared.
\VS{18}Of which
twenty
shall be
in
the
south
side
southward.
\VS{19}For which thou shalt cast
forty
sockets
of
silver,
that
under
every board
may
be
put
two
sockets
at
the
two corners.
\VS{20}In
the
second
side also
the
tabernacle that looketh
to
the
north, there
shall be
twenty
boards,
\VS{21}Having
forty
sockets
of
silver,
two
sockets
shall
be put
under
each board.
\VS{22}But
on
the
west
side
of
the
tabernacle thou shalt
make
six boards.
\VS{23}And again
other
two which shall be erected
in
the corners
at
the back
of
the
tabernacle.
\VS{24}And
they
shall
be joined
together
from
beneath unto
the
top,
and
one joint
shall hold
them
all.
The
like joining
shall
be observed
for
the
two boards also
that
are
to
be put
in
the
corners.
\VS{25}And
they
shall
be
in
all
eight boards,
and
their
silver
sockets
sixteen, reckoning
two
sockets
for
each board.
\VS{26}Thou shalt
make
also
five
bars
of setim
wood,
to hold
together
the
boards
on
one
side
of
the
tabernacle.
\VS{27}And
five others
on
the
other
side,
and as many
at
the
west
side:
\VS{28}And they shall
be
put
along
by
the
midst
of
the boards
from
one
end
to
the other.
\VS{29}The boards
also themselves thou shalt
overlay
with
gold,
and
shall cast
rings
of
gold
to
be
set upon
them,
for
places
for
the
bars
to
hold together boardwork:
which
bars thou shalt cover
with plates
of
gold.
\VS{30}And thou shalt rear
up
the
tabernacle
according
to
the pattern
that
was shewn thee
in
the
mount.
\VS{31}Thou shalt
make
also
a
veil
of
violet
and
purple,
and
scarlet twice dyed,
and
fine
twisted
linen,
wrought
with embroidered
work,
and goodly variety:
\VS{32}And thou shalt
hang
it
up
before
four
pillars
of setim wood, which
themselves
also
shall
be
overlaid
with
gold,
and
shall
have heads
of
gold,
but
sockets
of
silver.
\VS{33}And
the veils
shall
be hanged
on
with rings,
and
within
it thou shalt
put
the
ark
of
the
testimony,
and
the
sanctuary,
and
the
holy
of
holies
shall
be
divided
with
it.
\VS{34}And thou shalt
set
the propitiatory
upon
the
ark
of
the
testimony
in
the
holy
of
holies.
\VS{35}And
the
table without
the
veil:
and
over
against
the
table
the candlestick
in
the
south
side
of
the
tabernacle;
for
the
table
shall stand
in
the
north
side.
\VS{36}Thou shalt
make
also a
hanging
in
the
entrance
of
the
tabernacle
of
violet
and
purple,
and
scarlet twice dyed,
and
fine
twisted
linen
with embroidered
work.
\VS{37}And thou shalt
overlay
with
gold
five
pillars
of setim wood, before which
the
hanging shall be drawn:
their heads shall be
of
gold,
and
the
sockets
of
brass.

\par }\Chap{27}{\PP \VerseOne{1}Thou shalt
make
also
an
altar
of setim
wood,
which shall
be
five
cubits
long
and
as many broad,
that
is, foursquare,
and
three
cubits
high.
\VS{2}And
there shall
be
horns
at
the
four
corners
of
the
same:
and thou shalt cover
it
with
brass.
\VS{3}And thou shalt
make
for
the uses thereof pans
to receive
the
ashes,
and tongs
and fleshhooks,
and
firepans:
all
its
vessels thou shalt
make
of
brass.
\VS{4}And
a grate
of
brass
in manner
of
a
net:
at
the
four
corners
of which
shall be
four
rings
of
brass,
\VS{5}Which thou shalt
put
under
the hearth
of
the
altar:
and
the grate
shall
be
even
to
the
midst
of
the
altar.
\VS{6}Thou shalt
make
also two
bars
for
the
altar
of setim
wood,
which thou shalt cover
with plates
of
brass:
\VS{7}And thou shalt draw
them
through
rings,
and
they
shall
be
on
both
sides
of
the
altar
to
carry
it.
\VS{8}Thou shalt not
make
it solid,
but empty
and
hollow
in
the inside,
as
it
was shewn thee
in
the
mount.
\VS{9}Thou shalt
make
also
the
court
of
the
tabernacle,
in
the
south
side whereof
southward there
shall
be
hangings
of
fine
twisted
linen
of
a
hundred
cubits
long
for
one
side.
\VS{10}And
twenty
pillars
with
as many
sockets
of
brass, the heads
of which
with their engraving
of
silver.
\VS{11}In
like
manner also
on
the
north
side there
shall
be
hangings
of
a
hundred cubits
long,
twenty
pillars,
and
as many
sockets
of
brass,
and
their heads
with
their engraving
of
silver.
\VS{12}But
in
the
breadth
of
the
court, that looketh
to
the
west, there
shall
be
hangings
of
fifty
cubits,
and
ten
pillars,
and as many
sockets.
\VS{13}In that
breadth also
of
the
court, which looketh
to
the
east,
there
shall be
fifty
cubits.
\VS{14}In which there shall be for one
side
hangings
of
fifteen
cubits,
and
three
pillars
and as many
sockets.
\VS{15}And
in
the
other
side there shall be
hangings
of
fifteen cubits,
with
three
pillars
and as many
sockets.
\VS{16}And
in
the
entrance
of
the
court there
shall be
made a
hanging
of
twenty
cubits
of
violet
and
purple,
and
scarlet twice dyed,
and
fine
twisted
linen,
with embroidered
work: it
shall
have
four
pillars
with
as many
sockets.
\VS{17}All
the
pillars
of
the
court
round
about
shall
be garnished
with plates
of
silver,
silver heads
and
sockets
of
brass.
\VS{18}In
length
the
court shall take up
a
hundred
cubits,
in
breadth
fifty,
the
height shall be
of
five
cubits,
and it shall be made
of
fine
twisted
linen,
and shall have
sockets
of
brass.
\VS{19}All
the
vessels
of
the
tabernacle
for
all uses
and ceremonies,
and
the pins
both
of
it,
and
of
the
court, thou shalt make
of
brass.
\VS{20}Command
the
children
of
Israel
that
they
bring thee
the purest
oil
of
the
olives,
and
beaten
with
a pestle:
that
a
lamp
may
burn
always,
\VS{21}In
the
tabernacle
of
the
testimony without
the
veil
that hangs
before
the
testimony.
And
Aaron
and
his
sons
shall
order
it,
that
it
may give light
before
the
Lord
until
the
morning.
It
shall
be
a
perpetual observance
throughout
their successions
among
the
children
of
Israel.

\par }\Chap{28}{\PP \VerseOne{1}Take unto thee
also
Aaron thy
brother
with
his
sons,
from
among
the
children
of
Israel,
that
they
may
minister
to
me
in
the priest’s office:
Aaron,
Nadab,
and Abiu,
Eleazar,
and
Ithamar.
\VS{2}And thou shalt
make
a
holy vesture
for
Aaron thy
brother
for
glory
and
for
beauty.
\VS{3}And thou shalt
speak
to
all
the
wise
of
heart,
whom
I
have
filled
with
the
spirit
of
wisdom,
that
they
may
make
Aaron’s vestments,
in
which
he being
consecrated
may
minister
to
me.
\VS{4}And
these
shall
be
the vestments
that
they
shall
make:
A rational
and
an
ephod,
a tunick
and
a strait linen
garment,
a mitre
and
a girdle.
They
shall
make
the
holy vestments
for thy
brother
Aaron
and
his
sons,
that
they
may
do
the office
of
priesthood unto
me.
\VS{5}And
they shall
take
gold,
and
violet,
and
purple,
and
scarlet twice dyed,
and
fine
linen.
\VS{6}And
they
shall
make
the
ephod
of
gold,
and
violet,
and
purple,
and
scarlet twice dyed,
and
fine
twisted
linen, embroidered
with divers colours.
\VS{7}It shall
have
the
two edges
joined
in
the top
on
both
sides,
that they
may
be closed
together.
\VS{8}The very
workmanship
also
and
all
the variety
of
the
work
shall
be
of
gold,
and
violet,
and
purple,
and
scarlet twice dyed,
and
fine
twisted
linen.
\VS{9}And thou shalt
take
two
onyx
stones,
and shalt grave
on
them
the
names
of
the
children
of
Israel:
\VS{10}Six
names
on
one
stone,
and
the
other
six
on
the
other,
according
to
the
order
of
their
birth.
\VS{11}With
the
work
of
an
engraver
and
the graving
of
a jeweller, thou shalt engrave
them
with
the
names
of
the
children
of
Israel,
set
in
gold
and compassed
about:
\VS{12}And thou shalt
put
them
in
both
sides
of
the
ephod,
a
memorial
for
the
children
of
Israel.
And
Aaron
shall
bear
their
names
before
the
Lord
upon
both
shoulders,
for
a
remembrance.
\VS{13}Thou shalt
make
also hooks
of
gold.
\VS{14}And
two little
chains
of
the purest
gold linked
one
to another, which thou shalt
put
into
the hooks.
\VS{15}And thou shalt
make
the rational
of
judgment
with embroidered
work
of divers colours,
according
to
the
workmanship
of
the
ephod,
of
gold,
violet,
and
purple,
and
scarlet twice dyed,
and
fine
twisted
linen.
\VS{16}It shall
be foursquare
and
doubled:
it shall
be
the measure
of
a
span both
in
length
and
in
breadth.
\VS{17}And thou shalt
set
in it
four
rows
of
stones:
in
the
first
row
shall
be
a sardius
stone,
and
a
topaz,
and
an emerald:
\VS{18}In the
second
a carbuncle,
a
sapphire
and
a jasper.
\VS{19}In
the
third
a ligurius, an
agate,
and an
amethyst:
\VS{20}In
the
fourth
a chrysolite,
an
onyx,
and
a
beryl.
They shall
be
set
in
gold
by
their
rows.
\VS{21}And
they
shall
have
the
names
of
the
children
of
Israel:
with
twelve
names
shall
they
be engraved,
each
stone
with
the
name
of
one
according
to
the
twelve
tribes.
\VS{22}And thou shalt
make
on
the rational
chains linked
one
to another
of
the purest
gold:
\VS{23}And
two
rings
of
gold, which thou shalt
put
in
the
two
ends
at
the
top
of
the rational.
\VS{24}And
the
golden
chains thou shalt join
to
the
rings,
that
are
in
the
ends thereof:
\VS{25}And
the
ends
of
the
chains
themselves thou shalt join
together
with
two hooks
on
both
sides
of
the
ephod, which
is towards
the rational.
\VS{26}Thou shalt
make
also
two
rings
of
gold
which thou shalt
put
in
the
top parts
of
the rational,
in
the borders
that
are
over
against
the
ephod,
and look towards
the
back parts thereof.
\VS{27}Moreover
also
other
two
rings
of
gold, which
are
to
be
set
on
each
side
of
the
ephod
beneath,
that looketh towards
the nether joining,
that
the rational
may
be fitted
with
the
ephod,
\VS{28}And
may
be
fastened
by
the
rings thereof unto
the
rings
of
the
ephod
with
a
violet fillet,
that
the joining artificially wrought
may
continue,
and
the rational
and
the
ephod
may
not
be loosed
one
from
the other.
\VS{29}And
Aaron
shall
bear
the
names
of
the
children
of
Israel
in
the rational
of judgement
upon
his breast,
when
he
shall
enter
into
the
sanctuary,
a
memorial
before
the
Lord
for
ever.
\VS{30}And thou shalt
put
in
the rational
of
judgment doctrine
and truth, which
shall
be
on
Aaron’s breast,
when
he
shall
go
in
before
the
Lord:
and
he
shall
bear
the
judgment
of
the
children
of
Israel
on
his breast,
in
the
sight
of
the
Lord
always.
\VS{31}And thou shalt
make
the tunick
of
the
ephod
all
of
violet,
\VS{32}In
the
midst whereof above
shall
be
a hole
for
the
head,
and
a
border
round
about
it
woven,
as
is wont
to
be
made
in
the outmost
parts
of garments,
that
it
may
not easily
be broken.
\VS{33}And
beneath
at
the feet
of
the same tunick
round
about, thou shalt
make
as
it
were
pomegranates,
of
violet,
and
purple,
and
scarlet twice dyed,
with little
bells
set
between:
\VS{34}So that there shall be
a
golden
bell
and
a
pomegranate,
and again another
golden
bell
and
a
pomegranate.
\VS{35}And
Aaron
shall
be vested
with
it
in
the office
of
his ministry,
that
the
sound
may
be
heard,
when
he goeth
in
and cometh
out
of
the
sanctuary,
in
the
sight
of
the
Lord,
and
that
he
may
not
die.
\VS{36}Thou shalt
make
also
a
plate
of
the purest
gold: wherein thou shalt grave
with engraver’s
work,
Holy
to
the
Lord.
\VS{37}And thou shalt tie
it
with
a
violet fillet,
and
it
shall
be
upon
the mitre,
\VS{38}Hanging
over
the
forehead
of
the
high priest.
And
Aaron
shall
bear
the
iniquities
of
those
things,
which
the
children
of
Israel
have offered
and
sanctified,
in
all
their
gifts
and
offerings.
And
the plate
shall
be
always
on
his
forehead,
that
the
Lord
may
be
well
pleased
with
them.
\VS{39}And thou shalt gird
the tunick
with
fine
linen,
and thou shalt
make a
fine
linen mitre,
and a girdle
of embroidered
work.
\VS{40}Moreover
for
the
sons
of
Aaron thou shalt
prepare linen tunicks,
and girdles
and mitres
for
glory
and
beauty:
\VS{41}And
with all
these things thou shalt vest
Aaron thy
brother,
and
his
sons
with
him.
And thou shalt
consecrate
the
hands
of
them all,
and shalt
sanctify
them,
that
they
may
do
the office
of
priesthood unto
me.
\VS{42}Thou shalt
make
also
linen
breeches,
to
cover
the
flesh
of
their
nakedness
from
the reins
to
the
thighs:
\VS{43}And
Aaron
and
his
sons
shall
use
them
when
they
shall
go
in
to
the
tabernacle
of
the testimony,
or
when
they
approach
the
altar
to
minister
in
the
sanctuary, lest
being
guilty
of
iniquity
they
die.
It
shall
be
a law
for
ever
to
Aaron,
and
to
his
seed
after
him.

\par }\Chap{29}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And thou shalt
also
do
this,
that
they
may
be
consecrated
to
me
in
priesthood.
Take
a
calf
from
the
herd,
and
two
rams
without
blemish,
\VS{2}And
unleavened
bread,
and
a
cake without leaven, tempered
with
oil,
wafers
also
unleavened
anointed
with
oil: thou shalt
make
them all
of wheaten
flour.
\VS{3}And thou shalt
put
them
in
a
basket
and
offer
them:
and
the calf
and
the
two
rams.
\VS{4}And thou shalt
bring
Aaron
and
his
sons
to
the
door
of
the
tabernacle
of
the testimony.
And
when thou hast
washed
the father
and
his
sons
with
water,
\VS{5}Thou shalt
clothe
Aaron
with
his vestments, that is,
with
the linen
garment
and
the tunick,
and
the
ephod
and
the rational, which thou shalt
gird
with
the girdle.
\VS{6}And thou shalt
put
the mitre
upon
his
head,
and
the
holy plate
upon
the mitre,
\VS{7}And thou shalt
pour
the
oil
of unction
upon
his
head:
and
by this rite
shall
he
be consecrated.
\VS{8}Thou shalt
bring
his
sons
also
and shalt
put
on
them
the linen tunicks,
and gird
them
with
a girdle:
\VS{9}To wit,
Aaron
and
his
children,
and thou shalt
put mitres
upon
them:
and
they
shall
be priests
to
me
by
a
perpetual
ordinance.
After thou shalt
have consecrated
their
hands,
\VS{10}Thou shalt
present
also
the calf
before
the
tabernacle
of
the testimony.
And
Aaron
and
his
sons
shall
lay
their
hands
upon
his
head,
\VS{11}And thou shalt
kill
him
in
the
sight
of
the
Lord, beside
the
door
of
the
tabernacle
of
the testimony.
\VS{12}And
taking
some
of
the
blood
of
the calf, thou shalt
put
it
upon
the
horns
of
the
altar
with thy
finger,
and
the rest
of
the
blood thou shalt
pour
at
the bottom thereof.
\VS{13}Thou shalt
take
also
all
the
fat
that covereth
the
entrails,
and
the caul
of
the
liver,
and
the
two
kidneys,
and
the
fat
that
is
upon
them,
and shalt
offer
a
burnt
offering
upon
the
altar:
\VS{14}But
the
flesh
of
the calf
and
the
hide
and
the
dung, thou shalt
burn
abroad, without
the
camp, because
it
is
for
sin.
\VS{15}Thou shalt
take
also
one
ram
upon
the
head whereof
Aaron
and
his
sons
shall
lay
their
hands.
\VS{16}And
when thou hast
killed
him, thou shalt
take
of
the
blood thereof,
and pour
round
about
the
altar:
\VS{17}And thou shalt
cut
the
ram
in
pieces,
and having
washed
his
entrails
and feet, thou shalt
put
them
upon
the flesh
that
is
cut
in
pieces,
and
upon
his
head.
\VS{18}And thou shalt
offer
the
whole
ram
for
a
burnt
offering upon
the
altar:
it
is
an oblation
to
the
Lord,
a most sweet savour
of
the victim
of
the
Lord.
\VS{19}Thou shalt
take
also
the
other
ram,
upon
whose
head
Aaron
and
his
sons
shall
lay
their
hands.
\VS{20}And
when thou hast sacrificed
him, thou shalt
take
of
his
blood,
and
put
upon
the tip
of
the
right
ear
of
Aaron
and
of
his
sons,
and
upon
the
thumbs
and great
toes
of
their
right
hand
and
foot,
and thou shalt pour
the
blood
upon
the
altar
round
about.
\VS{21}And
when thou hast
taken
of
the
blood,
that
is
upon
the
altar,
and
of
the
oil
of unction, thou shalt sprinkle
Aaron
and
his vesture,
his
sons
and
their vestments.
And
after
they
and
their vestments
are
consecrated,
\VS{22}Thou shalt
take
the
fat
of
the
ram,
and
the rump,
and
the
fat
that covereth
the lungs,
and
the caul
of
the
liver,
and
the
two
kidneys,
and
the
fat
that
is
upon
them,
and
the
right shoulder,
because
it
is
the
ram
of
consecration.
\VS{23}And
one roll
of
bread,
a
cake tempered
with
oil,
a
wafer
out
of
the
basket
of
unleavened
bread,
which
is
set
in
the
sight
of
the
Lord.
\VS{24}And thou shalt
put
all
upon
the
hands
of
Aaron
and
of
his
sons,
and shalt sanctify
them elevating
before
the
Lord.
\VS{25}And thou shalt
take all
from
their
hands,
and shalt
burn
them
upon
the
altar
for
a holocaust,
a most sweet savour
in
the
sight
of
the
Lord,
because
it
is
his oblation.
\VS{26}Thou shalt
take
also
the
breast
of
the
ram, wherewith
Aaron
was consecrated,
and elevating
it thou shalt sanctify
it
before
the
Lord,
and
it
shall
fall
to thy
share.
\VS{27}And thou shalt
sanctify both
the
consecrated
breast,
and
the shoulder
that thou didst separate
of
the
ram,
\VS{28}Wherewith
Aaron
was consecrated
and
his
sons,
and
they
shall
fall
to Aarons share
and
his
sons’
by
a
perpetual
right
from
the
children
of
Israel:
because
they
are
the choicest
and
the beginnings
of
their
peace victims
which
they
offer
to
the
Lord.
\VS{29}And
the
holy vesture,
which
Aaron
shall
use,
his
sons
shall
have
after
him,
that
they
may
be anointed,
and
their
hands
consecrated
to
it.
\VS{30}He
of
his
sons
that
shall
be
appointed high
priest
in
his
stead,
and
that
shall
enter
into
the
tabernacle
of
the testimony
to
minister
in
the
sanctuary,
shall
wear
it
seven
days.
\VS{31}And thou shalt
take
the
ram
of
the
consecration,
and shalt
boil
the
flesh thereof
in
the
holy
place:
\VS{32}And
Aaron
and
his
sons
shall
eat
it.
The
loaves
also,
that
are
in
the
basket,
they
shall
eat
in
the
entry
of
the
tabernacle
of
the testimony,
\VS{33}That
it
may
be
an atoning sacrifice,
and
the
hands
of
the offerers
may
be
sanctified.
A stranger
shall
not
eat
of
them,
because
they
are
holy.
\VS{34}And
if
there
remain
of
the
consecrated flash,
or
of
the
bread
till
the
morning, thou shalt
burn
the
remainder
with
fire:
they
shall
not
be
eaten,
because
they
are sanctified.
\VS{35}All
that
I
have
commanded thee, thou shalt
do unto
Aaron
and
his
sons.
Seven
days shalt thou consecrate
their
hands:
\VS{36}And thou shalt
offer
a calf
for
sin
every
day
for expiation.
And thou shalt
cleanse
the
altar
when thou hast
offered
the victim
of expiation,
and shalt
anoint
it
to
sanctify
it.
\VS{37}Seven
days shalt thou expiate
the
altar
and
sanctify
it,
and
it
shall
be
most
holy.
Every
one
that
shall
touch
it
shall
be
holy.
\VS{38}This
is
what thou shalt
sacrifice
upon
the
altar:
Two
lambs
of
a
year
old
every
day
continually.
\VS{39}One
lamb
in
the
morning
and
another
in
the
evening.
\VS{40}With
one
lamb
a
tenth part
of
flour tempered
with
beaten
oil,
of the
fourth part
of
a
hin,
and
wine
for libation
of the
same measure.
\VS{41}And
the
other
lamb thou shalt
offer
in
the
evening, according
to
the rite
of
the
morning oblation,
and according
to
what
we
have said,
for
a savour
of sweetness:
\VS{42}It
is
a
sacrifice
to
the
Lord,
by
perpetual oblation unto
your
generations,
at
the
door
of
the
tabernacle
of
the testimony
before
the
Lord,
where
I
will appoint
to
speak unto thee.
\VS{43}And
there
will
I command
the
children
of
Israel,
and
the altar
shall
be
sanctified
by
my
glory.
\VS{44}I
will
sanctify
also
the
tabernacle
of
the testimony
with
the
altar,
and
Aaron
with
his
sons,
to do
the office
of
priesthood unto
me.
\VS{45}And
I
will
dwell
in
the
midst
of
the
children
of
Israel,
and
will
be
their
God:
\VS{46}And
they
shall
know
that
I
am
the
Lord
their
God,
who
have
brought
them
out
of
the
land
of
Egypt,
that
I
might
abide
among
them,
I
the
Lord
their
God.

\par }\Chap{30}{\PP \VerseOne{1}Thou shalt
make
also an
altar
to burn
incense,
of setim
wood.
\VS{2}It shall
be
a
cubit
in
length,
and another
in
breadth,
that
is, foursquare,
and
two
in
height.
Horns shall
go
out
of
the
same.
\VS{3}And thou shalt
overlay
it
with
the purest
gold,
as well
as
the grate thereof,
as
the
walls
round
about
and
the
horns.
And thou shalt
make
to
it a crown
of
gold
round
about,
\VS{4}And
two
golden
rings
under
the crown
on either
side,
that
the
bars
may
be
put
into
them,
and
the altar
be
carried.
\VS{5}And thou shalt
make
the
bars
also
of setim
wood,
and shalt
overlay
them
with
gold.
\VS{6}And thou shalt
set
the altar
over
against
the
veil,
that hangeth
before
the
ark
of
the
testimony
before
the propitiatory wherewith
the
testimony
is covered,
where
I
will speak
to thee.
\VS{7}And
Aaron
shall
burn
sweet smelling
incense
upon
it
in
the
morning.
When
he
shall dress
the
lamps,
he
shall
burn
it:
\VS{8}And
when
he
shall place
them
in
the
evening,
he
shall
burn
an everlasting
incense
before
the
Lord
throughout
your
generations.
\VS{9}You
shall
not
offer
upon
it
incense
of
another composition
nor oblation,
and victim,
neither
shall
you
offer libations.
\VS{10}And
Aaron
shall pray
upon
the
horns thereof
once
a
year,
with
the
blood
of
that
which
was offered
for
sin,
and
shall make
atonement
upon
it
in
your
generations.
It
shall
be
most
holy
to
the
Lord.
\VS{11}And
the
Lord
spoke
to
Moses,
saying:
\VS{12}When thou shalt
take
the
sum
of
the
children
of
Israel
according
to
their
number,
every
one
of
them
shall
give
a
price
for
their
souls
to
the
Lord,
and
there
shall
be
no scourge
among
them,
when
they
shall
be reckoned.
\VS{13}And
this
shall
every
one
give
that passeth
at
the naming,
half
a sicle
according
to
the standard
of
the temple.
A sicle hath
twenty obols.
Half
a sicle
shall
be
offered
to
the
Lord.
\VS{14}He
that
is
counted
in
the
number
from
twenty
years
and
upwards,
shall
give
the price.
\VS{15}The
rich
man
shall
not
add
to
half
a sicle,
and
the
poor
man
shall
diminish
nothing.
\VS{16}And
the
money
received
which
was
contributed
by
the
children
of
Israel, thou shalt
deliver unto
the uses
of
the
tabernacle
of
the testimony,
that
it
may
be
a
memorial
of
them
before
the
Lord,
and
he
may
be merciful
to
their
souls.
\VS{17}And
the
Lord
spoke
to
Moses,
saying:
\VS{18}Thou shalt
make
also
a brazen
laver
with
its foot,
to
wash
in:
and thou shalt
set
it
between
the
tabernacle
of
the testimony
and
the
altar.
And
water being
put
into
it,
\VS{19}Aaron
and
his
sons
shall
wash
their
hands
and
feet
in
it:
\VS{20}When
they
are
going
into
the
tabernacle
of
the testimony,
and
when
they
are
to
come
to
the
altar,
to
offer
on
it
incense
to
the
Lord,
\VS{21}Lest perhaps
they
die.
It
shall
be
an
everlasting law
to
him,
and
to
his
seed
by successions.
\VS{22}And
the
Lord
spoke
to
Moses,
\VS{23}Saying:
Take
spices,
of principal
and
chosen
myrrh
five
hundred sicles,
and
of
cinnamon
half
so
much,
that
is,
two
hundred
and
fifty sicles,
of
calamus
in like manner
two
hundred
and
fifty.
\VS{24}And
of
cassia
five
hundred sicles
by
the weight
of
the
sanctuary,
of
oil
of
olives
the measure
hin:
\VS{25}And thou shalt
make
the
holy
oil
of unction,
an
ointment compounded
after
the
art
of
the
perfumer,
\VS{26}And therewith thou shalt
anoint
the
tabernacle
of
the
testimony,
and
the
ark
of
the testament,
\VS{27}And
the
table
with
the
vessels thereof,
the candlestick
and
furniture thereof,
the
altars
of
incense,
\VS{28}And
of holocaust,
and
all
the
furniture
that belongeth
to
the service
of
them.
\VS{29}And thou shalt
sanctify
all,
and
they shall
be
most
holy:
he
that shall
touch
them shall
be
sanctified.
\VS{30}Thou shalt
anoint
Aaron
and
his
sons,
and shalt
sanctify
them,
that
they
may do
the office
of
priesthood unto
me.
\VS{31}And thou shalt
say
to
the
children
of
Israel:
This
oil
of unction
shall
be
holy unto
me
throughout
your
generations.
\VS{32}The
flesh
of
man
shall
not
be anointed therewith,
and
you
shall
make
none other
of
the
same composition,
because
it
is sanctified,
and
shall
be
holy unto
you.
\VS{33}What
man soever
shall compound
such,
and
shall
give thereof
to
a stranger,
he
shall
be
cut
off
from
his
people.
\VS{34}And
the
Lord
said
to
Moses:
Take unto thee
spices, stacte,
and
onycha,
galbanum
of
sweet savour,
and
the clearest
frankincense, all
shall
be
of equal weight.
\VS{35}And thou shalt
make
incense compounded by
the
work
of
the
perfumer, well tempered together,
and
pure,
and
most worthy
of sanctification.
\VS{36}And
when thou
has beaten
all
into
very small
powder, thou shalt
set
of
it
before
the
tabernacle
of
the
testimony,
in
the
place
where
I
will appear
to thee.
Most
holy
shall
this incense
be
to
you.
\VS{37}You
shall
not
make
such
a composition
for
your
own uses,
because
it
is
holy
to
the
Lord.
\VS{38}What
man soever
shall
make
the
like,
to enjoy
the
smell thereof,
he
shall
perish
out
of
his
people.

\par }\Chap{31}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And
the
Lord
spoke
to
Moses,
saying:
\VS{2}Behold,
I
have
called
by
name Beseleel
the
son
of
Uri
the
son
of
Hur
of
the
tribe
of Juda,
\VS{3}And
I
have
filled
him
with
the
spirit
of
God,
with
wisdom
and
understanding,
and
knowledge
in
all manner
of
work.
\VS{4}To
devise whatsoever
may
be artificially
made
of
gold,
and
silver,
and
brass,
\VS{5}Of marble,
and precious
stones,
and
variety
of
wood.
\VS{6}And
I
have
given
him
for
his companion Ooliab
the
son
of Achisamech
of
the
tribe
of
Dan.
And
I
have
put
wisdom
in
the
heart
of
every
skillful
man,
that
they
may
make
all
things
which
I
have
commanded thee,
\VS{7}The
tabernacle
of
the covenant,
and
the
ark
of
the
testimony,
and
the propitiatory
that
is
over
it,
and
all
the
vessels
of
the
tabernacle,
\VS{8}And
the
table
and
the
vessels thereof,
the most
pure candlestick
with
the
vessels thereof,
and
the
altars
of
incense,
\VS{9}And
of holocaust,
and
all
their
vessels,
the
laver
with
its foot,
\VS{10}The
holy vestments
in
the ministry
for
Aaron
the
priest,
and
for
his
sons,
that
they
may execute
their office about
the
sacred
things:
\VS{11}The
oil
of unction,
and
the
incense
of
spices
in
the
sanctuary,
all
things
which
I
have
commanded thee,
shall
they
make.
\VS{12}And
the
Lord
spoke
to
Moses,
saying:
\VS{13}Speak
to
the
children
of
Israel,
and thou shalt
say
to
them:
See
that thou
keep
my
sabbath:
because
it
is
a
sign
between
me
and
you
in
your
generations:
that
you
may
know
that
I
am
the
Lord,
who
sanctify
you.
\VS{14}Keep
you
my
sabbath:
for
it
is
holy unto
you:
he
that
shall
profane
it,
shall
be
put
to
death:
he
that
shall
do
my
work
in
it,
his
soul
shall
perish
out
of
the
midst
of
his
people.
\VS{15}Six
days
shall
you
do
work:
in
the
seventh
day
is
the
sabbath,
the
rest
holy
to
the
Lord.
Every
one
that
shall
do
any
work
on
this
day,
shall
die.
\VS{16}Let
the
children
of
Israel
keep
the
sabbath,
and celebrate
it
in
their
generations.
It
is
an
everlasting
covenant
\VS{17}Between
me
and
the
children
of
Israel,
and
a
perpetual
sign.
For
in
six
days
the
Lord
made
heaven
and
earth,
and
in
the
seventh
he ceased
from work.
\VS{18}And
the Lord,
when
he
had
ended
these words
in
mount
Sinai,
gave
to
Moses
two
stone tables
of
testimony,
written
with
the
finger
of
God.

\par }\Chap{32}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And
the
people
seeing
that
Moses
delayed
to
come
down
from
the
mount, gathering
together
against
Aaron,
said:
Arise,
make
us
gods,
that
may
go
before
us:
for
as
to
this
Moses,
the
man
that
brought
us
out
of
the
land
of
Egypt,
we
know
not
what
has
befallen
him.
\VS{2}And
Aaron
said
to
them:
Take
the
golden
earrings
from
the
ears
of
your
wives,
and
your
sons
and
daughters,
and
bring
them
to
me.
\VS{3}And
the
people
did
what
he
had commanded,
bringing
the
earrings
to
Aaron.
\VS{4}And
when
he
had
received
them,
he
fashioned
them
by founders’ work,
and
made
of
them
a molten
calf.
And
they
said:
These
are thy
gods,
O
Israel,
that
have
brought thee
out
of
the
land
of
Egypt.
\VS{5}And
when
Aaron
saw
this,
he
built
an
altar
before
it,
and
made
proclamation
by
a crier’s voice,
saying:
Tomorrow
is
the solemnity
of
the
Lord.
\VS{6}And
rising
in
the
morning,
they
offered holocausts,
and
peace victims,
and
the
people
sat
down
to
eat,
and
drink,
and
they
rose
up
to
play.
\VS{7}And
the
Lord
spoke
to
Moses,
saying:
Go,
get thee
down: thy
people,
which thou hast
brought
out
of
the
land
of
Egypt, hath sinned.
\VS{8}They
have
quickly strayed
from
the
way
which thou didst shew
them:
and
they
have
made
to
themselves
a molten
calf,
and
have adored
it,
and
sacrificing victims
to
it,
have
said:
These
are thy
gods,
O
Israel,
that
have
brought thee
out
of
the
land
of
Egypt.
\VS{9}And again
the
Lord
said
to
Moses:
See
that
this
people
is stiffnecked:
\VS{10}Let
me
alone,
that
my
wrath
may
be
kindled
against
them,
and
that
I
may
destroy
them,
and
I
will
make
of thee
a
great
nation.
\VS{11}But
Moses besought
the
Lord
his
God,
saying:
Why,
O
Lord,
is thy indignation
kindled
against thy
people,
whom thou hast
brought
out
of
the
land
of
Egypt,
with
great
power,
and
with
a
mighty
hand?
\VS{12}Let not
the
Egyptians
say,
I beseech thee:
He craftily
brought
them
out,
that
he
might
kill
them
in
the
mountains,
and
destroy
them
from
the
earth: let thy
anger cease,
and
be
appeased
upon
the
wickedness
of thy
people.
\VS{13}Remember
Abraham,
Isaac,
and
Israel, thy
servants,
to
whom thou sworest
by thy
own self,
saying:
I
will
multiply
your
seed
as
the
stars
of
heaven:
and
this
whole
land
that
I
have
spoken
of,
I
will
give
to
you
seed,
and
you
shall
possess
it
for
ever.
\VS{14}And
the
Lord
was
appeased
from
doing
the
evil
which
he
had
spoken
against
his
people.
\VS{15}And
Moses returned
from
the
mount, carrying
the
two tables
of
the
testimony
in
his
hand,
written
on
both
sides,
\VS{16}And
made
by
the
work
of
God:
the
writing
also
of
God
was graven
in
the tables.
\VS{17}And Josue
hearing
the
noise
of
the
people
shouting,
said
to
Moses:
The
noise
of
battle
is
heard
in
the
camp.
\VS{18}But
he
answered: It
is
not
the
cry
of
men encouraging
to fight,
nor
the
shout
of
men compelling
to flee:
but
I
hear
the
voice
of singers.
\VS{19}And
when
he
came nigh
to
the
camp,
he
saw
the
calf,
and
the
dances:
and
being
very
angry,
he
threw
the tables
out
of
his
hand,
and
broke
them
at
the
foot
of
the
mount:
\VS{20}And laying hold
of
the
calf
which
they
had
made,
he
burnt
it,
and beat
it
to
powder,
which
he strowed
into
water,
and
gave thereof
to
the
children
of
Israel
to
drink.
\VS{21}And
he
said
to
Aaron:
What
has
this
people
done
to thee,
that thou shouldst
bring
upon
them
a most heinous
sin?
\VS{22}And
he
answered
him:
Let
not
my
lord
be
offended:
for thou knowest
this
people,
that
they
are prone
to
evil.
\VS{23}They
said
to
me:
Make
us
gods,
that
may
go
before
us:
for
as
to
this
Moses,
who
brought
us
forth
out
of
the
land
of
Egypt,
we
know
not
what
is
befallen
him.
\VS{24}And
I
said
to
them:
Which
of
you hath
any
gold?
and
they
took
and
brought
it
to
me:
and
I
cast
it
into
the
fire,
and
this
calf
came
out.
\VS{25}And
when
Moses
saw
that
the
people
were naked, (for
Aaron
had stripped
them
by occasion
of
the shame
of
the filth,
and
had
set
them naked
among
their
enemies,)
\VS{26}Then
standing
in
the
gate
of
the
camp,
he
said:
If
any
man
be
on
the
Lord’s side let
him
join
with
me.
And
all
the
sons
of
Levi
gathered
themselves
together unto
him:
\VS{27}And
he
said
to
them:
Thus saith
the
Lord
God
of
Israel:
Put
every
man
his
sword
upon
his
thigh:
go,
and
return
from
gate
to
gate
through
the midst
of
the
camp,
and
let
every
man
kill
his
brother,
and
friend,
and neighbour.
\VS{28}And
the
sons
of
Levi
did
according
to
the
words
of
Moses,
and there
were slain
that
day
about
three
and twenty
thousand
men.
\VS{29}And
Moses
said:
You
have consecrated
your
hands
this
day
to
the
Lord,
every
man
in
his
son
and
in
his
brother,
that
a
blessing
may
be
given
to
you.
\VS{30}And
when
the
next
day
was
come,
Moses
spoke
to
the
people:
You
have
sinned
a
very
great
sin:
I
will
go
up
to
the
Lord,
if
by
any
means
I
may
be able
to entreat
him
for
your
crime.
\VS{31}And
returning
to
the
Lord,
he
said:
I
beseech thee:
this
people hath
sinned
a heinous
sin,
and
they
have
made
to themselves
gods
of
gold:
either forgive
them
this trespass,
\VS{32}Or
if thou
do
not,
strike
me
out
of
the
book
that thou hast
written.
\VS{33}And
the
Lord
answered
him:
He
that hath
sinned
against
me,
him
will
I strike
out
of
my
book:
\VS{34}But
go thou,
and
lead
this
people whither
I
have
told thee:
my
angel
shall
go
before thee.
And
I
in
the
day
of revenge
will
visit
this
sin
also
of theirs.
\VS{35}The
Lord
therefore
struck
the
people
for
the guilt
on
occasion
of
the
calf
which
Aaron
had
made.

\par }\Chap{33}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And
the
Lord
spoke
to
Moses,
saying:
God,
get thee
up
from
this
place, thou
and thy
people
which thou
has
brought
out
of
the
land
of
Egypt,
into
the
land
concerning
which
I
swore
to
Abraham,
Isaac,
and
Jacob,
saying:
To thy
seed
I
will
give
it.
\VS{2}And
I
will
send
an
angel
before thee,
that
I may
cast
out
the Chanaanite,
and
the Amorrhite,
and
the Hethite,
and
the Pherezite,
and
the Hevite,
and
the
Jebusite.
\VS{3}That thou mayst
enter
into
the
land
that floweth
with
milk
and
honey.
For
I
will
not
go
up
with thee,
because thou art
a stiffnecked
people:
lest
I
destroy thee
in
the
way.
\VS{4}And
the
people
hearing
these
very
bad tidings,
mourned:
and
no
man
put
on
his
ornaments
according
to
custom.
\VS{5}And
the
Lord
said
to
Moses:
Say
to
the
children
of
Israel: Thou
are
a stiffnecked
people;
once
I
shall
come
up
in
the
midst
of thee,
and
shall
destroy thee.
Now presently
lay aside thy
ornaments,
that
I
may
know
what
to
do
with thee.
\VS{6}So
the
children
of
Israel laid aside
their
ornaments
by
mount
Horeb.
\VS{7}Moses
also
taking
the
tabernacle,
pitched
it
without
the
camp afar
off,
and
called
the
name thereof,
The
tabernacle
of
the covenant.
And
all
the
people
that
had
any question,
went
forth
to
the
tabernacle
of
the covenant,
without
the
camp.
\VS{8}And
when
Moses
went
forth
to
the
tabernacle,
all
the
people
rose
up,
and
every
one
stood
in
the
door
of
his pavilion,
and
they
beheld
the
back
of
Moses,
till
he
went
into
the
tabernacle.
\VS{9}And
when
he
was
gone
into
the
tabernacle
of
the covenant,
the
pillar
of
the
cloud
came
down,
and
stood
at
the
door,
and
he
spoke
with
Moses.
\VS{10}And
all
saw
that
the
pillar
of
the
cloud
stood
at
the
door
of
the
tabernacle.
And
they
stood,
and worshipped
at
the
doors
of
their
tents.
\VS{11}And
the
Lord
spoke
to
Moses
face
to
face,
as
a
man
is wont
to
speak
to
his
friend.
And
when
he
returned
into
the
camp,
his
servant Josue
the
son
of
Nun,
a
young
man,
departed
not
from
the
tabernacle.
\VS{12}And
Moses
said
to
the
Lord; Thou commandest
me
to
lead
forth
this
people:
and thou dost
not
let
me
know
whom thou wilt
send
with
me,
especially whereas thou hast
said:
I
know thee
by
name,
and thou hast
found favour
in
my
sight.
\VS{13}If
therefore
I
have
found favour
in thy
sight,
show
me thy
face,
that
I
may
know thee,
and
may
find
grace
before thy
eyes:
look
upon thy
people
this
nation.
\VS{14}And
the Lord
said:
My
face
shall go
before thee,
and
I
will
give thee
rest.
\VS{15}And
Moses
said:
If thou thyself dost
not
go
before,
bring
us
not
out
of
this
place.
\VS{16}For
how
shall
we
be able
to
know,
I
and thy
people,
that
we
have
found
grace
in thy
sight,
unless thou walk
with
us,
that
we
may
be glorified
by
all
people
that dwell
upon
the
earth?
\VS{17}And
the
Lord
said
to
Moses:
This
word
also,
which thou hast
spoken,
will
I
do:
for thou hast
found
grace
before
me,
and thee
I
have
known
by
name.
\VS{18}And
he
said: Shew
me thy
glory.
\VS{19}He
answered:
I
will shew thee
all
good,
and
I
will
proclaim
in
the
name
of
the
Lord
before thee:
and
I
will
have
mercy
on
whom
I
will,
and
I
will
be merciful
to
whom
it
shall please
me.
\VS{20}And
again
he
said: Thou canst
not
see
my
face:
for
man
shall
not
see
me
and live.
\VS{21}And again
he
said:
Behold
there
is
a
place
with
me,
and thou shalt
stand
upon
the
rock.
\VS{22}And
when
my
glory shall
pass,
I
will
set thee
in
a hole
of
the
rock,
and protect thee
with
my right
hand,
till
I
pass:
\VS{23}And
I
will
take
away
my
hand,
and thou shalt
see
my
back
parts:
but
my
face thou canst
not
see.

\par }\Chap{34}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And
after
this
he
said: Hew thee
two tables
of
stone
like unto
the
former,
and
I
will
write
upon
them
the
words
which
were
in
the tables,
which thou brokest.
\VS{2}Be
ready
in
the
morning,
that thou mayst forthwith
go
up
into
mount
Sinai,
and thou shalt
stand
with
me
upon
the
top
of
the
mount.
\VS{3}Let
no
man
go
up
with thee:
and
let
not
any
man
be
seen
throughout
all
the
mount:
neither
let
the
oxen
nor
the
sheep
feed
over
against
it.
\VS{4}Then
he
cut
out
two tables
of
stone,
such
as
had
been
before:
and
rising very
early
he
went
up
into
the
mount
Sinai,
as
the
Lord
had
commanded
him, carrying
with
him
the tables.
\VS{5}And
when
the
Lord
was
come
down
in
a
cloud,
Moses
stood
with
him,
calling
upon
the
name
of
the
Lord.
\VS{6}And
when
he
passed
before
him,
he said:
O
the
Lord,
the
Lord
God,
merciful
and
gracious,
patient
and
of
much compassion,
and
true,
\VS{7}Who keepest mercy unto
thousands:
who takest
away
iniquity,
and wickedness,
and
sin,
and
no
man
of
himself
is
innocent
before thee.
Who renderest
the
iniquity
of
the
fathers
to
the
children,
and
to
the
grandchildren, unto
the
third
and
fourth
generation.
\VS{8}And
Moses making
haste,
bowed
down
prostrate unto
the
earth,
and adoring,
\VS{9}Said:
If
I
have
found
grace
in thy
sight:
O
Lord,
I
beseech thee,
that thou wilt
go
with
us, (for
it
is
a stiffnecked
people,)
and
take away
our
iniquities
and
sin,
and
possess
us.
\VS{10}The
Lord
answered:
I
will
make
a
covenant
in
the
sight
of
all.
I
will
do signs
such
as
were
never
seen
upon
the
earth,
nor
in
any
nation:
that
this
people,
in
the
midst
of
whom thou
art,
may
see
the terrible
work
of
the
Lord
which
I
will
do.
\VS{11}Observe
all
things
which
this
day
I
command thee:
I
myself
will
drive
out
before thy
face
the Amorrhite,
and
the Chanaanite,
and
the Hethite,
and
the Pherezite,
and
the Hevite,
and
the
Jebusite.
\VS{12}Beware thou
never
join
in friendship
with
the
inhabitants
of
that
land,
which
may
be thy ruin:
\VS{13}But
destroy
their
altars,
break
their statues,
and
cut
down
their groves:
\VS{14}Adore
not
any strange
god.
The
Lord
his
name
is
Jealous,
he
is
a
jealous
God.
\VS{15}Make
no
covenant
with
the
men
of
those
countries
lest,
when
they
have committed fornication
with
their
gods,
and
have adored
their idols, some
one
call thee
to
eat
of
the things
sacrificed.
\VS{16}Neither shalt thou
take
of
their
daughters
a wife
for thy
son, lest
after
they
themselves
have committed fornication,
they
make thy
sons
also
to
commit fornication
with
their
gods.
\VS{17}Thou shalt
not
make
to thyself
any molten
gods.
\VS{18}Thou shalt
keep
the
feast
of
the
unleavened
bread.
Seven
days shalt thou
eat
unleavened
bread,
as
I
commanded thee
in
the
time
of
the
month
of
the
new corn:
for
in
the
month
of
the springtime thou camest
out
from
Egypt.
\VS{19}All
of
the male kind,
that openeth
the
womb,
shall
be mine.
Of
all beasts,
both
of
oxen
and
of
sheep,
it
shall
be mine.
\VS{20}The
firstling
of
an ass thou shalt
redeem
with
a
sheep:
but
if thou wilt
not
give
a
price
for
it,
it
shall
be slain.
The
firstborn
of thy
sons thou shalt
redeem:
neither shalt thou
appear
before
me
empty.
\VS{21}Six
days shalt thou
work,
the
seventh
day thou shalt
cease
to plough,
and
to reap.
\VS{22}Thou shalt
keep
the
feast
of
weeks
with
the firstfruits
of
the corn
of thy
wheat
harvest,
and
the
feast
when
the
time
of
the
year returneth
that all
things
are laid
in.
\VS{23}Three
times
in
a
year
all thy
males
shall
appear
in
the
sight
of
the Almighty
Lord
the
God
of
Israel.
\VS{24}For
when
I
shall
have
taken
away
the
nations
from thy
face,
and
shall
have
enlarged thy
borders,
no
man
shall
lie
in wait
against thy
land
when thou shalt
go
up,
and
appear
in
the
sight
of
the
Lord thy
God thrice
in
a
year.
\VS{25}Thou shalt
not
offer
the
blood
of
my
sacrifice
upon
leaven:
neither
shall there
remain
in
the
morning
any thing
of
the victim
of
the solemnity
of
the Lord.
\VS{26}The
first
of
the
fruits
of thy
ground thou shalt offer
in
the
house
of
the
Lord thy
God. Thou shalt
not
boil
a kid
in
the
milk
of
his dam.
\VS{27}And
the
Lord
said
to
Moses:
Write
these
words
by
which
I
have
made
a
covenant
both
with thee
and
with
Israel.
\VS{28}And
he
was
there
with
the
Lord
forty
days
and
forty
nights:
he
neither
ate
bread
nor
drank
water,
and
he
wrote
upon
the tables
the
ten
words
of
the
covenant.
\VS{29}And
when
Moses
came
down
from
the
mount
Sinai,
he
held
the
two tables
of
the
testimony,
and
he
knew
not
that
his
face
was horned
from
the conversation
of
the Lord.
\VS{30}And
Aaron
and
the
children
of
Israel
seeing
the
face
of
Moses horned,
were
afraid
to
come
near.
\VS{31}And being
called
by
him,
they
returned,
both
Aaron
and
the rulers
of
the
congregation.
And
after
that
he
spoke
to
them.
\VS{32}And
all
the
children
of
Israel
came
to
him:
and
he
gave
them
in
commandment
all
that
he
had heard
of
the
Lord
in
mount
Sinai.
\VS{33}And having done
speaking,
he
put
a
veil
upon
his
face.
\VS{34}But
when
he
went
in
to
the
Lord,
and
spoke
with
him,
he
took
it
away
until
he
came
forth,
and
then
he
spoke
to
the
children
of
Israel
all
things
that
had
been
commanded
him.
\VS{35}And
they
saw
that
the
face
of
Moses
when
he
came
out
was horned,
but
he covered
his
face
again,
if
at
any
time
he
spoke
to
them.

\par }\Chap{35}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And
all
the multitude
of
the
children
of
Israel
being
gathered
together,
he
said
to
them:
These
are
the
things
which
the
Lord hath
commanded
to
be
done.
\VS{2}Six
days
you
shall
do
work:
the
seventh
day
shall
be
holy unto
you,
the
sabbath,
and
the
rest
of
the
Lord:
he
that
shall
do
any
work
on
it,
shall
be
put
to
death.
\VS{3}You
shall
kindle
no
fire
in
any
of
your
habitations
on
the
sabbath
day.
\VS{4}And
Moses
said
to
all
the
assembly
of
the
children
of
Israel:
This
is
the
word
the
Lord hath
commanded,
saying:
\VS{5}Set aside
with
you firstfruits
to
the
Lord. Let
every
one
that
is
willing
and hath
a ready
heart, offer
them
to
the
Lord:
gold,
and
silver,
and
brass,
\VS{6}Violet
and
purple,
and
scarlet twice dyed,
and
fine
linen,
goats’ hair,
\VS{7}And rams’
skins
dyed
red,
and violet coloured
skins, setim
wood,
\VS{8}And
oil
to maintain
lights,
and
to make
ointment,
and most
sweet
incense.
\VS{9}Onyx
stones,
and precious
stones,
for the adorning
of the
ephod
and the rational.
\VS{10}Whosoever
of
you
is
wise, let
him
come,
and
make
that
which
the
Lord hath
commanded:
\VS{11}To wit,
the
tabernacle
and
the roof thereof,
and
the cover,
the rings,
and
the board work
with
the oars,
the
pillars,
and
the
sockets:
\VS{12}The
ark
and
the staves,
the propitiatory,
and
the
veil that
is drawn before
it:
\VS{13}The
table
with
the
bars
and
the
vessels,
and
the
loaves
of proposition:
\VS{14}The candlestick
to bear
up
the
lights,
the
vessels thereof
and
the
lamps,
and
the
oil
for
the nourishing
of fires:
\VS{15}The
altar
of
incense,
and
the
bars,
and
the
oil
of unction
and
the
incense
of
spices:
the
hanging
at
the
door
of
the
tabernacle:
\VS{16}The
altar
of holocaust,
and
its grate
of
brass,
with
the
bars
and
vessels thereof:
the
laver
and
its foot:
\VS{17}The curtains
of
the
court
with
the
pillars
and
the
sockets,
the
hanging
in
the doors
of
the entry,
\VS{18}The pins
of
the
tabernacle
and
of
the
court
with their little
cords:
\VS{19}The vestments
that
are
to
be
used
in
the ministry
of
the
sanctuary,
the vesture
of
Aaron
the high
priest,
and
of
his
sons,
to do
the office
of
priesthood
to
me.
\VS{20}And
all
the multitude
of
the
children
of
Israel
going
out
from
the
presence
of
Moses,
\VS{21}Offered firstfruits
to
the
Lord
with
a
most ready
and devout
mind,
to
make
the
work
of
the
tabernacle
of
the testimony.
Whatsoever
was necessary
to
the
service,
and
to
the
holy vestments,
\VS{22}Both
men
and
women
gave
bracelets
and
earrings,
rings
and tablets:
every
vessel
of
gold
was
set aside
to
be
offered
to
the
Lord.
\VS{23}If
any
man
had
violet,
and
purple,
and
scarlet twice
dyed,
fine
linen
and
goats’ hair, rams’
skins
dyed
red,
and
violet coloured
skins,
\VS{24}Metal
of
silver
and
brass,
they
offered
it
to
the
Lord,
and setim
wood
for divers uses.
\VS{25}The
skillful
women
also
gave
such
things
as
they
had
spun,
violet,
purple,
and
scarlet,
and
fine
linen,
\VS{26}And
goats’ hair, giving
all
of
their own
accord.
\VS{27}But
the
princes offered
onyx
stone,
and precious
stones,
for
the
ephod
and
the rational,
\VS{28}And
spices
and
oil
for
the
lights,
and
for
the preparing
of
ointment,
and
to make
the
incense
of most
sweet savour.
\VS{29}All
both
men
and
women
with devout
mind
offered gifts,
that
the
works
might
be
done
which
the
Lord
had
commanded
by
the
hand
of
Moses.
All
the
children
of
Israel dedicated
voluntary
offerings
to
the
Lord.
\VS{30}And
Moses
said
to
the
children
of
Israel:
Behold
the
Lord hath
called
by
name Beseleel
the
son
of
Uri
the
son
of
Hur
of
the
tribe
of Juda.
\VS{31}And hath
filled
him
with
the
spirit
of
God,
with
wisdom
and
understanding
and
knowledge
and
all learning.
\VS{32}To
devise
and
to work
in
gold
and
silver
and
brass,
\VS{33}And
in engraving
stones,
and
in carpenters’
work.
Whatsoever
can
be
devised artificially,
\VS{34}He hath
given
in
his
heart: Ooliab
also
the
son
of Achisamech
of
the
tribe
of
Dan:
\VS{35}Both
of
them hath
he instructed
with
wisdom,
to
do carpenters’
work
and tapestry,
and embroidery
in
blue
and
purple,
and
scarlet twice dyed,
and
fine
linen,
and
to
weave
all
things,
and
to invent
all new
things.

\par }\Chap{36}{\PP \VerseOne{1}Beseleel,
therefore,
and Ooliab,
and
every
wise
man,
to
whom
the
Lord
gave
wisdom
and
understanding,
to
know
how
to
work artificially,
made
the
things
that
are necessary
for
the uses
of
the
sanctuary,
and
which
the
Lord
commanded.
\VS{2}And
when
Moses
had
called
them,
and
every
skillful
man,
to
whom
the
Lord
had
given
wisdom,
and
such
as
of
their
own
accord
had
offered
themselves
to
the
making
of
the
work,
\VS{3}He delivered
all
the
offerings
of
the
children
of
Israel unto
them.
And
while
they
were earnest
about
the
work,
the
people daily
in
the
morning
offered
their vows.
\VS{4}Whereupon
the
workmen being constrained
to
come,
\VS{5}Said
to
Moses:
The
people offereth
more
than
is necessary.
\VS{6}Moses
therefore
commanded
proclamation
to
be
made
by
the crier’s
voice:
Let
neither
man
nor
woman
offer
any
more
for
the
work
of
the
sanctuary.
And
so
they ceased
from
offering
gifts,
\VS{7}Because
the
things
that
were offered
did suffice,
and
were too
much.
\VS{8}And
all
the
men
that
were
wise
of
heart,
to
accomplish
the
work
of
the
tabernacle,
made
ten
curtains
of
twisted
fine
linen,
and
violet,
and
purple,
and
scarlet twice dyed,
with varied
work,
and
the
art
of embroidering:
\VS{9}The
length
of
one
curtain
was
twenty-eight
cubits,
and
the
breadth
four:
all
the
curtains
were
of
the
same
size.
\VS{10}And
he
joined
five
curtains,
one
to
another,
and
the
other
five
he coupled
one
to
another.
\VS{11}He
made
also
loops
of
violet
in
the
edge
of
the
curtain
on
both sides,
and
in
the
edge
of
the
other
curtain
in
like
manner,
\VS{12}That
the
loops
might meet
on
against
another,
and
might
be
joined
each
with
the
other.
\VS{13}Whereupon
also
he cast
fifty rings
of
gold,
that might catch
the loops
of
the
curtains,
and
they might
be
made
one
tabernacle.
\VS{14}He
made
also
eleven
curtains
of
goats’
hair,
to cover
the roof
of
the
tabernacle:
\VS{15}One
curtain
was
thirty
cubits
long
and
four
cubits broad:
all
the
curtains
were
of
one
measure.
\VS{16}Five
of which
he
joined
apart,
and
the other
six
apart.
\VS{17}And
he
made
fifty
loops
in
the
edge
of
one
curtain,
and
fifty
in
the
edge
of
another
curtain, that
they might
be
joined
one
to
another.
\VS{18}And
fifty buckles
of
brass wherewith
the roof might
be knit
together,
that
of
all
the curtains
there might
be
made
one covering.
\VS{19}He
made
also
a cover
for
the
tabernacle
of rams’
skins
dyed
red:
and another cover
over that
of violet
skins.
\VS{20}He
made
also
the boards
of
the
tabernacle
of setim
wood
standing.
\VS{21}The
length
of
one board
was
ten
cubits:
and
the
breadth
was
one
cubit
and
a
half.
\VS{22}There
were
two mortises
throughout
every board,
that
one might
be joined
to
the
other.
And
in
this
manner
he
made
for
all
the boards
of
the
tabernacle.
\VS{23}Of which
twenty
were
at
the
south
side
southward,
\VS{24}With
forty
sockets
of
silver,
two
sockets
were
put
under
one board
on
the
two
sides
of
the corners,
where
the mortises
of
the
sides end
in
the corners.
\VS{25}At that
side
also
of
the
tabernacle, that looketh toward
the
north,
he
made
twenty
boards.
\VS{26}With
forty
sockets
of
silver,
two
sockets
for
every board.
\VS{27}But against
the
west,
to wit,
at that
side
of
the
tabernacle, which looketh
to
the
sea,
he
made
six boards,
\VS{28}And
two others
at
each corner
of
the
tabernacle behind:
\VS{29}Which
were
also joined
from
beneath unto
the
top,
and
went
together
into
one joint.
Thus
he
did
on
both sides
at
the
corners:
\VS{30}So
there
were
in
all
eight boards
and
they
had
sixteen
sockets
of
silver,
to wit,
two
sockets
under
every board.
\VS{31}He
made
also
bars
of setim
wood,
five
to hold
together
the
boards
of
one
side
of
the
tabernacle,
\VS{32}And
five others
to join
together
the
boards
of
the
other
side:
and
besides these,
five
other
bars
at
the
west
side
of
the
tabernacle towards
the
sea.
\VS{33}He
made
also
another
bar,
that might come
by
the
midst
of
the boards
from corner
to corner.
\VS{34}And
the board
works themselves
he
overlaid
with
gold, casting
for
them sockets
of silver.
And
their
rings
he
made
of
gold, through
which
the
bars might
be drawn:
and
he covered
the
bars themselves
with plates
of
gold.
\VS{35}He
made
also
a
veil
of
violet,
and
purple,
scarlet,
and
fine
twisted
linen, varied
and distinguished
with embroidery:
\VS{36}And
four
pillars
of setim wood, which
with
their heads
be
overlaid
with
gold,
casting
for
them
sockets
of
silver.
\VS{37}He
made
also a
hanging
in
the
entry
of
the
tabernacle
of
violet,
purple,
scarlet,
and
fine
twisted
linen,
with
the
work
of an
embroiderer.
\VS{38}And
five
pillars
with
their
heads, which
he covered
with
gold,
and
their
sockets
he cast
of
brass.

\par }\Chap{37}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And Beseleel
made
also
the
ark
of setim
wood:
it
was
two
cubits
and
a
half
in
length,
and
a
cubit
and
a
half
in
breadth,
and
the
height
was
of
one
cubit
and
a
half:
and
he overlaid
it
with
the purest gold within
and without.
\VS{2}And
he
made
to
it
a crown
of
gold
round
about,
\VS{3}Casting
four
rings
of
gold
at
the
four corners thereof:
two
rings
in
one
side,
and
two
in
the
other.
\VS{4}And
he
made
bars
of setim
wood,
which
he
overlaid
with
gold,
\VS{5}And
he
put
them
into
the
rings
that
were
at
the
sides
of
the
ark
to
carry
it.
\VS{6}He
made
also
the propitiatory, that
is,
the oracle,
of
the purest
gold,
two
cubits
and
a
half
in
length,
and
a
cubit
and
a
half
in
breadth.
\VS{7}Two cherubims
also
of beaten
gold, which
he
set
on
the
two sides
of
the propitiatory:
\VS{8}One
cherub
in
the top
of
one
side,
and
the
other
cherub
in
the top
of
the
other
side:
two cherubims
at
the
two
ends
of
the propitiatory,
\VS{9}Spreading
their
wings,
and
covering
the propitiatory,
and
looking
one towards
the
other,
and towards
it.
\VS{10}He
made
also
the
table
of setim
wood,
in
length
two
cubits,
and
in
breadth
one
cubit,
and
in
height
it
was
a
cubit
and
a
half.
\VS{11}And
he
overlaid
it
with
the finest
gold,
and
he
made
to
it a
golden ledge
round
about.
\VS{12}And
to
the ledge
itself
he
made a polished crown
of
gold,
of four fingers’ breadth,
and upon
the same another
golden crown.
\VS{13}And
he
cast
four
rings
of
gold,
which
he
put
in
the
four
corners
at
each
foot
of
the table,
\VS{14}Over against
the crown:
and
he
put
the
bars
into
them,
that
the
table might
be
carried.
\VS{15}And
the
bars
also
themselves
he
made
of setim
wood,
and
overlaid
them
with
gold,
\VS{16}And
the
vessels
for
the divers uses
of
the
table,
dishes,
bowls,
and cups,
and censers
of
pure
gold,
wherein
the libations
are
to be offered.
\VS{17}He
made
also
the candlestick
of beaten
work
of
the finest
gold.
From
the
shaft whereof
its
branches,
its
cups,
and bowls,
and lilies
came
out:
\VS{18}Six
on
the
two
sides:
three
branches
on
one
side,
and
three
on
the
other.
\VS{19}Three
cups
in
manner
of
a nut
on
each
branch,
and bowls withal
and lilies;
and
three
cups
of
the fashion
of
a nut
in
another
branch,
and bowls withal
and lilies.
The work
of
the
six
branches
that
went
out
from
the
shaft
of
the candlestick
was equal.
\VS{20}And
in the shaft itself
were
four
cups after the manner
of a nut,
and bowls withal at every one,
and lilies:
\VS{21}And bowls
under
two
branches
in three
places, which
together make
six
branches
going
out
from
one
shaft.
\VS{22}So
both
the bowls,
and
the
branches
were
of
the
same,
all beaten
work
of
the purest
gold.
\VS{23}He
made
also
the
seven
lamps
with their
snuffers,
and
the vessels where
the snuffings were
to be put
out,
of
the purest
gold.
\VS{24}The candlestick
with
all
the
vessels thereof weighed
a
talent
of
gold.
\VS{25}He
made
also
the
altar
of
incense
of setim
wood,
being
a
cubit
on every side foursquare,
and
in
height
two
cubits:
from
the corners
of
which
went
out
horns.
\VS{26}And
he
overlaid
it
with
the purest
gold,
with
its grate
and
the
sides,
and
the
horns.
\VS{27}And
he
made
to
it
a crown
of
gold round
about,
and
two
golden
rings
under
the crown
at
each
side,
that
the
bars might
be
put
into
them,
and
the altar
be
carried.
\VS{28}And
the
bars
themselves
he
made
also
of setim
wood,
and
overlaid
them
with plates
of
gold.
\VS{29}He compounded
also
the
oil
for
the
ointment
of sanctification,
and
incense
of
the purest
spices, according
to
the
work
of
a
perfumer.

\par }\Chap{38}{\PP \VerseOne{1}He
made
also
the
altar
of holocaust
of setim
wood,
five
cubits
square,
and
three
in
height:
\VS{2}The
horns whereof
went
out
from
the
corners,
and
he
overlaid
it
with plates
of
brass.
\VS{3}And
for
the uses thereof,
he
prepared divers
vessels
of
brass, cauldrons, tongs, fleshhooks, pothooks,
and
firepans.
\VS{4}And
he
made
the grate thereof
of
brass,
in manner
of
a
net,
and
under
it
in
the
midst
of
the
altar
a hearth,
\VS{5}Casting
four
rings
at
the
four
ends
of
the net
at
the top,
to put
in
bars
to carry
it.
\VS{6}And
he
made
the
bars
of setim
wood,
and
overlaid
them
with plates
of
brass:
\VS{7}And
he drew
them
through
the
rings
that
stood
out
in
the
sides
of
the
altar.
And
the
altar
itself
was not solid,
but
hollow,
of
boards,
and empty
within.
\VS{8}He
made
also
the
laver
of
brass,
with
the foot thereof,
of
the mirrors
of
the
women
that watch
at
the
door
of
the
tabernacle.
\VS{9}He
made
also
the
court,
in
the
south
side whereof
were
hangings
of
fine
twisted
linen,
of a
hundred
cubits,
\VS{10}Twenty
pillars
of
brass
with their
sockets, the heads
of the
pillars,
and the whole graving
of the work,
of
silver.
\VS{11}In
like manner
at
the
north
side
the
hangings,
the
pillars,
and
the
sockets
and heads
of
the
pillars were
of
the same
measure,
and work
and metal.
\VS{12}But
on
that
side
that looketh
to
the
west, there were
hangings
of
fifty
cubits,
ten
pillars
of brass
with their
sockets,
and
the heads
of
the
pillars,
and all
the graving
of
the work,
of
silver.
\VS{13}Moreover towards
the
east
he prepared
hangings
of
fifty
cubits:
\VS{14}Fifteen
cubits
of which
were
on
one
side
with
three
pillars,
and
their
sockets:
\VS{15}And
on
the
other
side (for between
the
two
he made
the entry
of
the tabernacle)
there
were
hangings equally
of
fifteen
cubits,
and
three
pillars,
and
as many
sockets.
\VS{16}All
the
hangings
of
the
court
were woven
with
twisted
linen.
\VS{17}The
sockets
of
the
pillars
were
of
brass,
and
their
heads
with
all
their gravings
of
silver:
and
he
overlaid
the
pillars
of
the
court also
with
silver.
\VS{18}And he
made
in
the entry thereof an embroidered
hanging
of
violet,
purple,
scarlet,
and
fine
twisted
linen, that
was
twenty
cubits
long,
and
five
cubits
high according
to
the
measure
of
all
the
hangings
of
the
court.
\VS{19}And
the
pillars
in
the entry
were
four
with
sockets
of
brass,
and their
heads
and gravings
of
silver.
\VS{20}The pins also
of
the
tabernacle
and
of
the
court
round
about
he
made
of
brass.
\VS{21}These
are
the instruments
of
the
tabernacle
of
the
testimony,
which
were
counted
according
to
the
commandment
of
Moses,
in
the ceremonies
of
the
Levites,
by
the
hand
of
Ithamar
son
of
Aaron
the
priest:
\VS{22}Which Beseleel
the
son
of
Uri
the
son
of
Hur
of
the
tribe
of Juda
had
made
as
the
Lord
commanded
by
Moses,
\VS{23}Having
for
his companion Ooliab
the
son
of Achisamech
of
the
tribe
of
Dan:
who also
was
an excellent artificer
in wood,
and worker
in tapestry
and embroidery
in
violet,
purple,
scarlet,
and
fine
linen.
\VS{24}All
the
gold
that
was spent
in
the
work
of
the
sanctuary,
and
that
was
offered
in
gifts
was
nine
and
twenty
talents,
and
seven
hundred
and
thirty sicles according
to
the standard
of
the
sanctuary.
\VS{25}And it
was offered
by
them
that went
to
be
numbered,
from twenty years old
and upwards,
of six
hundred
and three
thousand
five
hundred
and fifty
men able
to bear arms.
\VS{26}There
were moreover
a
hundred talents
of silver, whereof
were cast
the sockets
of
the
sanctuary,
and
of
the entry
where
the veil hangeth.
\VS{27}A
hundred
sockets
were
made
of
a
hundred
talents,
one
talent
being reckoned
for every
socket.
\VS{28}And
of
the
thousand
seven
hundred
and
seventy-five
he
made
the
heads
of
the
pillars, which
also
he
overlaid
with silver.
\VS{29}And there
were
offered
of
brass also seventy-two
thousand
talents,
and
four
hundred sicles besides.
\VS{30}Of
which
were cast
the
sockets
in
the
entry
of
the
tabernacle
of
the testimony,
and
the
altar
of
brass
with
the grate thereof,
and
all
the
vessels
that belong
to
the use thereof.
\VS{31}And
the
sockets
of
the
court
as well
round
about
as
in
the entry thereof,
and
the pins
of
the
tabernacle
and
of
the
court
round
about.

\par }\Chap{39}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And
he
made,
of
violet
and
purple,
scarlet
and
fine linen,
the vestments
for
Aaron
to wear
when
he
ministered
in
the
holy places,
as
the
Lord
commanded
Moses.
\VS{2}So
he
made an
ephod
of
gold,
violet,
and
purple,
and
scarlet twice dyed,
and
fine
twisted
linen.
\VS{3}With embroidered
work:
and
he
cut thin
plates
of
gold,
and drew
them small
into
threads,
that
they might be twisted
with
the woof
of
the aforesaid colours,
\VS{4}And
two borders coupled
one
to
the
other
in
the
top
on either
side,
\VS{5}And
a girdle
of
the
same colours,
as
the
Lord
had
commanded
Moses.
\VS{6}He
prepared
also two
onyx
stones, fast
set
and closed
in
gold,
and graven
by
the art
of
a lapidary,
with
the
names
of
the
children
of
Israel:
\VS{7}And
he
set
them
in
the
sides
of
the
ephod
for
a
memorial
of
the
children
of
Israel,
as
the
Lord
had
commanded
Moses.
\VS{8}He
made
also
a rational
with embroidered
work, according
to
the
work
of
the
ephod,
of
gold,
violet,
purple,
and
scarlet twice dyed,
and
fine
twisted
linen,
\VS{9}Foursquare,
double,
of
the measure
of
a
span.
\VS{10}And
he
set
four
rows
of precious
stones
in it.
In
the
first
row
was
a sardius,
a
topaz,
and emerald.
\VS{11}In the
second,
a carbuncle,
a
sapphire,
and
a jasper.
\VS{12}In
the
third,
a ligurius, an
agate,
and an
amethyst.
\VS{13}In
the
fourth,
a chrysolite, an
onyx,
and
a
beryl, set
and enclosed
in
gold
by their
rows.
\VS{14}And
the
twelve
stones
were engraved
with
the
names
of
the
twelve
tribes
of
Israel,
each
one
with
its several
name.
\VS{15}They
made
also
in
the rational little
chains linked
one
to another
of
the purest
gold,
\VS{16}And
two hooks,
and
as many
rings
of
gold.
And
they
set
the
rings
on either side
of
the rational,
\VS{17}On which
rings
the
two
golden
chains should
hang, which
they
put
into
the hooks
that stood
out
in
the
corners
of
the ephod.
\VS{18}These
both
before
and behind
so answered
one another,
that
the
ephod
and
the rational
were bound
together,
\VS{19}Being fastened
to
the girdle
and strongly coupled
with
rings,
which
a violet fillet joined, lest
they
should flag
loose,
and
be moved
one
from
the
other,
as
the Lord commanded Moses.
\VS{20}They
made
also
the tunick
of
the
ephod
all
of violet,
\VS{21}And
a hole
for
the head
in
the upper
part
at
the middle,
and
a
woven
border round
about
the hole:
\VS{22}And beneath
at
the feet pomegranates
of
violet,
purple, scarlet,
and fine twisted linen:
\VS{23}And little bells
of
the purest gold, which
they
put
between
the pomegranates
at
the bottom
of
the tunick
round
about:
\VS{24}To wit,
a bell
of gold,
and
a
pomegranate, wherewith
the high priest went adorned,
when
he discharged
his ministry, as
the Lord
had commanded Moses.
\VS{25}They
made
also fine linen tunicks
with woven
work
for Aaron
and
his sons:
\VS{26}And mitres
with
their little
crowns
of fine linen:
\VS{27}And
linen breeches
of
fine
linen:
\VS{28}And a girdle
of
fine
twisted
linen, violet, purple,
and scarlet twice dyed,
of embroidery work, as
the Lord
had commanded Moses.
\VS{29}They
made
also
the plate
of sacred veneration
of
the purest gold,
and
they wrote
on
it
with
the engraving
of
a lapidary,
The Holy
of
the
Lord:
\VS{30}And
they fastened
it
to
the mitre
with
a violet fillet,
as
the
Lord
had commanded Moses.
\VS{31}So all
the
work
of
the tabernacle
and
of
the roof
of
the testimony
was finished:
and
the children
of Israel
did all
things
which
the
Lord
had
commanded
Moses.
\VS{32}And
they offered
the
tabernacle
and
the roof
and
the
whole furniture,
the rings,
the boards,
the bars,
the pillars,
and
their sockets,
\VS{33}The cover
of rams’ skins dyed red,
and
the
other cover
of violet skins,
\VS{34}The
veil,
the ark,
the bars,
the propitiatory,
\VS{35}The table,
with
the vessels thereof,
and
the loaves
of proposition:
\VS{36}The candlestick,
the lamps,
and
the
furniture
of
them
with
the oil:
\VS{37}The altar
of gold,
and
the
ointment,
and
the incense
of spices:
\VS{38}And
the
hanging
in
the
entry
of
the
tabernacle:
\VS{39}The
altar
of
brass,
the grate,
the
bars,
and
all
the
vessels thereof:
the
laver
with
the foot thereof:
the hangings
of
the court,
and
the pillars
with
their sockets:
\VS{40}The
hanging
in
the entry
of
the
court,
and
the little
cords,
and
the pins thereof.
Nothing
was wanting
of
the
vessels,
that
were commanded
to
be
made
for
the
ministry
of
the
tabernacle,
and
for
the roof
of
the covenant.
\VS{41}The vestments
also, which
the
priests,
to wit,
Aaron
and
his
sons,
used
in
the
sanctuary,
\VS{42}The
children
of
Israel offered
as
the
Lord
had
commanded.
\VS{43}And
when
Moses
saw
all
things finished,
he
blessed
them.

\par }\Chap{40}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And
the
Lord
spoke
to
Moses,
saying:
\VS{2}The
first
month,
the
first
day
of
the
month, thou shalt
set
up
the
tabernacle
of
the testimony,
\VS{3}And shalt
put
the
ark
in
it,
and shalt
let
down
the
veil
before
it:
\VS{4}And thou shalt
bring
in
the
table,
and
set
upon
it
the things
that
are commanded according
to
the rite.
The candlestick shall
stand
with
its
lamps,
\VS{5}And
the
altar
of
gold whereon
the
incense
is burnt,
before
the
ark
of
the
testimony. Thou shalt
put
the
hanging
in
the
entry
of
the
tabernacle,
\VS{6}And
before
it
the
altar
of holocaust:
\VS{7}The
laver
between
the
altar
and
the
tabernacle,
and thou shalt fill
it
with
water.
\VS{8}And thou shalt encompass
the
court
with hangings,
and
the entry thereof.
\VS{9}And thou shalt
take
the
oil
of unction
and
anoint
the
tabernacle
with
its
vessels,
that
they
may
be
sanctified:
\VS{10}The
altar
of holocaust
and
all
its
vessels:
\VS{11}The
laver
with
its foot: thou shalt
consecrate all
with
the
oil
of unction, that
they may be most
holy.
\VS{12}And thou shalt
bring
Aaron
and
his
sons
to
the
door
of
the
tabernacle
of
the testimony,
and having
washed
them
with
water,
\VS{13}Thou shalt
put
on
them
the
holy vestments,
that
they
may
minister
to
me,
and
that
the unction
of
them
may prosper
to an everlasting
priesthood.
\VS{14}And
Moses did all
that
the Lord
had commanded.
\VS{15}So
in
the first month
of
the second year,
the first day
of
the month,
the tabernacle
was
set
up.
\VS{16}And
Moses reared
it
up,
and placed
the boards
and
the sockets
and
the bars,
and
set
up
the pillars,
\VS{17}And spread
the roof
over
the
tabernacle, putting
over
it
a cover,
as
the Lord
had commanded.
\VS{18}And
he
put
the testimony
in
the ark, thrusting
bars underneath,
and
the oracle above.
\VS{19}And
when
he
had
brought
the ark
into
the
tabernacle,
he drew
the veil
before
it
to fulfill
the
commandment
of
the
Lord.
\VS{20}And
he
set
the table
in
the tabernacle
of
the
testimony
at
the north side without
the veil,
\VS{21}Setting
there
in
order
the loaves
of proposition,
as
the
Lord
had
commanded
Moses.
\VS{22}He
set
the candlestick
also
in
the
tabernacle
of
the testimony
over
against
the
table
on
the south
side,
\VS{23}Placing
the lamps
in
order,
according
to
the precept
of
the
Lord.
\VS{24}He
set
also
the altar
of gold
under
the roof
of
the testimony
over
against
the veil,
\VS{25}And
burnt upon
it
the incense
of spices,
as
the
Lord
had
commanded
Moses.
\VS{26}And
he
put
also
the hanging
in
the entry
of
the
tabernacle
of
the testimony,
\VS{27}And
the altar
of holocaust
of
the entry
of
the testimony,
offering
the holocaust,
and
the
sacrifices
upon
it,
as
the
Lord
had
commanded.
\VS{28}And
he
set
the laver between
the
tabernacle
of
the testimony
and
the altar, filling
it
with water.
\VS{29}And
Moses
and Aaron,
and
his sons washed
their hands
and feet,
\VS{30}When
they went
into
the
tabernacle
of
the covenant,
and went
to
the
altar,
as
the Lord
had commanded
Moses.
\VS{31}He set
up
also
the court round
about
the tabernacle
and
the altar, drawing
the hanging
in
the entry thereof.
After
all things
were perfected,
\VS{32}The cloud covered
the
tabernacle
of
the testimony,
and
the glory
of
the
Lord filled
it.
\VS{33}Neither
could
Moses
go
into
the
tabernacle
of
the covenant,
the cloud
covering
all things
and
the majesty
of
the Lord shining,
for
the cloud
had covered
all.
\VS{34}If
at any
time
the
cloud removed
from
the
tabernacle,
the children
of Israel went forward
by
their troops:
\VS{35}If
it hung
over,
they
remained
in
the
same
place.
\VS{36}For
the
cloud
of
the Lord hung
over
the
tabernacle
by day,
and
a fire
by night,
in
the sight
of
all
the
children
of
Israel
throughout
all
their mansions.
\par }