La Bibbia e la sua storia.. . E Lordpromised lui aiuto divino, preannunciato tutte le dis-aestri che avrebbe sull'Egitto Mosesstill chiesto qualche segno visibile, bv che egli couldconvince Israele che egli non era falso profeta,che Dio aveva realmente lo ha nominato. Poi è venuto il miracolo della magia asta. TheLord comandò a Mosè gettò il bastone che egli heldin la sua mano. Quando Egli obbedì il bastone diventò aliving serpente, davanti al quale Mosè si mise a fuggire.incoraggiato da un comando divino, ha rischiato di riconsegnare e cogliere la minaccia di snake con la coda,sul quale esso divenne di nuovo un bastone nella sua mano. TlieiiG

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The Bible and its story.. . e Lordpromised him divine help, and foretold all the dis-asters which He would bring upon Egypt, Mosesstill asked for some visible sign, bv which he couldconvince the Israelites that he was no false prophet, that God had really appointed him. Then came the miracle of the magic rod. TheLord bade Moses cast down the stick that he heldin his hand. When he obeyed the stick became aliving serpent; and Moses fled from before it.Encouraged by a divine command, he ventured toreturn and seize the threatening snake by the tail, whereon it became again a rod in his hand. TlieiiGod palsied the hand of Moses with leprosy andmade it well again. These signs He promised thatMoses could repeat at will. Yet the shepherd stillhesitated and would even have declined the mission, pleading his aloofness from the life of cities, hislack of eloquence. So at length God relieved him ofsome part of the weiglit of his duty, telling himhe sliould have .Varon, his brother, a man of readywords, to speak for him. ^ u IS. i;i)e i^cturn to Cgppt BY ALESSANDRO FILIPIPI, CALLED BOTTICELLI, THE FLORENTINE ARTIST, DIED 1515. + And Moses took his wife and his sons, and setthem upon an ass, and he returned to the land ofEgypt.—Ex., Jf, 20. MOSES bade farewell to IMidian and to thehousehold of the high priest, and set out onthe long journey toward Egypt. He evi-dently felt that this was a permanent departure; forhe took with him his wife, Zipporah, and his twosons. Then eonies in the Bible the brief passagethat tells how, during Moses journey, the Lordmet him, and sought to kill him; but was appeasedby Zii)])orah and let him go. Commentators onthe text, point out that apparently !Moses hadfailed to follow the Hebrew law and have the riteof circumcision performed upon his sons. Perhapshe had yielded in this to the entreaty of his wife, who was not of his race. For this omission Godwas angered against him and brought him close todeath by illness or some sudden peril. Zipporah inface

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