So Moses went down to the people, and told them.
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So Moses went down to the people, and told them.
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So Moses went down unto the people, and spake unto them.
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So Moses went down unto the people, and told them.
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John Gill 1763 · Public Domain So Moses went down to the people,.... As the…
So Moses went down to the people,.... As the Lord commanded him:
and spake unto them: charging them to keep their distance, and not presume to pass the line he had drawn, or the foss or fence he had made: in the Jerusalem Targum it is added,"come and receive the ten words;''the decalogue or ten commands; and the Targum of Jonathan,"come and receive the law with the ten words;''the ten commandments of the law, which are delivered in the following chapter.
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The Cambridge Bible for Schools and Colleges 1878 · Public Domain 25. and said unto them] The paraphrase ‘told’ is…
25. and said unto them] The paraphrase ‘told’ is illegitimate. The word always means to ‘say’; and is followed regularly by the words said. The narrative is here broken off in the middle. What originally followed must have been the substance of the commands given in vv. 21–24. The next excerpts from J are Exo_24:1-2; Exo_24:9-11.
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The Pulpit Commentary 1880 · Public Domain So Moses went down. After the sharp rebuke addressed…
So Moses went down. After the sharp rebuke addressed to him in ver. 24, Moses made no further resistance, but returned to the camp, delivered the warning to priests and people, and having so done reascended the mount with Aaron.
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C. I. Scofield 1917 · Public Domain So Moses
So Moses
The Mosaic Covenant,
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(1) given to Israel
(2) in three divisions, each essential to the others, and together forming the Mosaic Covenant, viz.: the Commandments, expressing the righteous will of God Exo 20:1-26 the "judgments," governing the social life of Israel; Exo 21:1 to Exo 24:11 and the "ordinances," governing the religious life of Israel; Exo 24:12 to Exo 31:18. These three elements form "the law," as that phrase is generically used in the New Testament (e.g.) Mat 5:17; Mat 5:18. The Commandments and the ordinances formed one religious system. The Commandments were a "ministry of condemnation" and of "death" 2Co 3:7-9 the ordinances gave, in the high priest, a representative of the people with Jehovah; and in the sacrifices a "cover" (see "Atonement," (See Scofield "Lev 16:6") for their sins in anticipation of the Cross; Heb 5:1-3; Heb 9:6-9; Rom 3:25; Rom 3:26. The Christian is not under the conditional Mosaic Covenant of works, the law, but under the unconditional New Covenant of grace.; Rom 3:21-27; Rom 6:14; Rom 6:15; Gal 2:16; Gal 3:10-14; Gal 3:16-18; Gal 3:24-26; Gal 4:21-31; Heb 10:11-17. See NEW COVENANT.
(See Scofield "Heb 8:8")
See,for the other seven covenants:
EDENIC (See Scofield "Gen 1:28"); ADAMIC See Scofield "Gen 3:15"; NOAHIC See Scofield "Gen 9:1"; ABRAHAMIC See Scofield "Gen 15:18"; PALESTINIAN See Scofield "Deu 30:3"; DAVIDIC See Scofield "2Sa 7:16"; NEW See Scofield "Heb 8:8".
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