Now Moses
kept
the flock
of Jethro
his father in law,
the priest
of Midian:
and he led
the flock
to the backside
of the desert,
and came
to the mountain
of God,
even to Horeb.
Iothor
Ιοθορ
iothor
in-law
γαμβροῦ
gambrou
Chōrēb
Χωρηβ
chōrēb
And the angel
of the LORD
appeared
unto him in a flame
of fire
out of the midst
of a bush:
and he looked,
and, behold, the bush
burned
with fire,
and the bush
was not consumed.
And Moses
said,
I will now turn aside,
and see
this great
sight,
why
the bush
is not burnt.
And when the LORD
saw
that he turned aside
to see,
God
called
unto him out of the midst
of the bush,
and said,
Moses,
Moses.
And he said,
Here am I.
And he said,
Draw not nigh
hither:
put off
thy shoes
from off thy feet,
for the place
whereon
thou standest
is holy
ground.
Moreover he said,
I am the God
of thy father,
the God
of Abraham,
the God
of Isaac,
and the God
of Jacob.
And Moses
hid
his face;
for he was afraid
to look
upon God.
say
look down
κατεμβλέψαι
katemblepsai
And the LORD
said,
I have surely
seen
the affliction
of my people
which are in Egypt,
and have heard
their cry
by reason
of their taskmasters;
for I know
their sorrows;
say
taskmaster
ἐργοδιωκτῶν
ergodiōktōn
aware
οἶδα
oida
And I am come down
to deliver
them out of the hand
of the Egyptians,
and to bring
them up out of that land
unto a good
land
and a large,
unto a land
flowing
with milk
and honey;
unto the place
of the Canaanites,
and the Hittites,
and the Amorites,
and the Perizzites,
and the Hivites,
and the Jebusites.
Chettaios
Χετταίων
chettaiōn
Amorraios
Αμορραίων
amorraiōn
Pherezaios
Φερεζαίων
pherezaiōn
Gergesaios
Γεργεσαίων
gergesaiōn
Euaios
Ευαίων
euaiōn
Iebousaios
Ιεβουσαίων
iebousaiōn
Now therefore, behold, the cry
of the children
of Israel
is come
unto me: and I have also seen
the oppression
wherewith the Egyptians
oppress
them.
Come
now therefore, and I will send
thee unto Pharaoh,
that thou mayest bring forth
my people
the children
of Israel
out of Egypt.
And Moses
said
unto God,
Who am I, that I should go
unto Pharaoh,
and that I should bring forth
the children
of Israel
out of Egypt?
say
And he said,
Certainly I will be with thee; and this shall be a token
unto thee, that
I have sent
thee: When thou hast brought forth
the people
out of Egypt,
ye shall serve
God
upon this mountain.
say
And Moses
said
unto God,
Behold, when I come
unto the children
of Israel,
and shall say
unto them, The God
of your fathers
hath sent
me unto you; and they shall say
to me, What is his name?
what shall I say
unto them?
say
And God
said
unto Moses,
I AM
THAT I AM:
and he said,
Thus shalt thou say
unto the children
of Israel,
I AM hath sent
me unto you.
And God
said
moreover
unto Moses,
Thus shalt thou say
unto 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 unto you: this is my name
for ever,
and this is my memorial
unto all
generations.
say
Go,
and gather
the elders
of Israel
together,
and say
unto them, The LORD
God
of your fathers,
the God
of Abraham,
of Isaac,
and of Jacob,
appeared
unto me, saying,
I have surely
visited
you, and seen that which is done
to you in Egypt:
And I have said,
I will bring
you up out of the affliction
of Egypt
unto the land
of the Canaanites,
and the Hittites,
and the Amorites,
and the Perizzites,
and the Hivites,
and the Jebusites,
unto a land
flowing
with milk
and honey.
say
Chettaios
Χετταίων
chettaiōn
Amorraios
Αμορραίων
amorraiōn
Pherezaios
Φερεζαίων
pherezaiōn
Gergesaios
Γεργεσαίων
gergesaiōn
Euaios
Ευαίων
euaiōn
Iebousaios
Ιεβουσαίων
iebousaiōn
And they shall hearken
to thy voice:
and thou shalt come,
thou and the elders
of Israel,
unto the king
of Egypt,
and ye shall say
unto him, The LORD
God
of the Hebrews
hath met
with us: and now let us go,
we beseech thee, three
days'
journey
into the wilderness,
that we may sacrifice
to the LORD
our God.
And I am sure
that the king
of Egypt
will not let
you go,
no, not by a mighty
hand.
And I will stretch out
my hand,
and smite
Egypt
with all my wonders
which I will do
in the midst
thereof: and after
that he will let you go.
And I will give
this people
favour
in the sight
of the Egyptians:
and it shall come to pass, that, when ye go,
ye shall not go
empty:
But every woman
shall borrow
of her neighbour,
and of her that sojourneth
in her house,
jewels
of silver,
and jewels
of gold,
and raiment:
and ye shall put
them upon your sons,
and upon your daughters;
and ye shall spoil
the Egyptians.
one who lives in the same tent
συσκήνου
syskēnou
spoil
σκυλεύσετε
skyleusete
