\NormalFont\ShortTitle{Exodus}

{\MT The Second Book of Moses, called Exodus



\par }\ChapOne{1}{\PP \VerseOne{1}Now these
{\ADD{are}} the
names of the
children of
Israel, which
came into
Egypt; every
man and his
household
came with
Jacob.

\VS{2}Reuben,
Simeon,
Levi, and
Judah,

\VS{3}Issachar,
Zebulun, and
Benjamin,

\VS{4}Dan, and
Naphtali,
Gad, and
Asher.

\VS{5}And all the
souls that came
out of the
loins of
Jacob were
seventy
souls: for
Joseph was in
Egypt
{\ADD{already}}.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 1.5 }{\FT{loins: Heb. thigh}}}

\VS{6}And
Joseph
died, and all his
brethren, and all that
generation.


\par }{\PP \VS{7}¶ And the
children of
Israel were
fruitful, and increased
abundantly, and
multiplied, and waxed
exceeding
mighty; and the
land was
filled with them.


\par }{\PP \VS{8}Now there arose
up a
new
king over
Egypt, which
knew not
Joseph.

\VS{9}And he
said unto his
people, Behold, the
people of the
children of
Israel
{\ADD{are}}
more and
mightier than we:

\VS{10}Come
on, let us deal
wisely with them; lest they
multiply, and it come to pass, that, when there falleth
out any
war,
they
join also unto our
enemies, and
fight against us, and
{\ADD{so}} get them
up out of the
land.

\VS{11}Therefore they did
set over them
taskmasters to
afflict them with their
burdens. And they
built for
Pharaoh
treasure
cities,
Pithom and
Raamses.

\VS{12}But the more they
afflicted them, the
more they
multiplied and
grew. And they were
grieved
because of the
children of
Israel.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 1.12 }{\FT{But…: Heb. And as they afflicted them, so they multiplied, etc}}}

\VS{13}And the
Egyptians
made the
children of
Israel to
serve with
rigour:

\VS{14}And they
made their
lives
bitter with
hard
bondage, in
morter, and in
brick, and in all manner of
service in the
field: all their
service, wherein they made them
serve,
{\ADD{was}} with
rigour.


\par }{\PP \VS{15}¶ And the
king of
Egypt
spake to the
Hebrew
midwives, of which the
name of the
one
{\ADD{was}}
Shiphrah, and the
name of the
other
Puah:

\VS{16}And he
said, When ye do the office of a
midwife to the Hebrew
women, and
see
{\ADD{them}} upon the
stools; if it
{\ADD{be}} a
son, then ye shall
kill him: but if it
{\ADD{be}} a
daughter, then she shall
live.

\VS{17}But the
midwives
feared
God, and
did not as the
king of
Egypt
commanded them, but
saved the men
children
alive.

\VS{18}And the
king of
Egypt
called for the
midwives, and
said unto them,
Why have ye
done this
thing, and have
saved the men
children
alive?

\VS{19}And the
midwives
said unto
Pharaoh, Because the
Hebrew
women
{\ADD{are}} not as the Egyptian
women; for they
{\ADD{are}}
lively, and are
delivered
ere the
midwives come
in unto them.

\VS{20}Therefore
God dealt
well with the
midwives: and the
people
multiplied, and waxed
very
mighty.

\VS{21}And it came to pass, because the
midwives
feared
God, that he
made them
houses.

\VS{22}And
Pharaoh
charged all his
people,
saying, Every
son that is
born ye shall
cast into the
river, and every
daughter ye shall save
alive.




\par }\Chap{2}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And there
went a
man of the
house of
Levi, and
took
{\ADD{to wife}} a
daughter of
Levi.

\VS{2}And the
woman
conceived, and
bare a
son: and when she
saw him that he
{\ADD{was a}}
goodly
{\ADD{child}}, she
hid him
three
months.

\VS{3}And when she
could not
longer
hide him, she
took for him an
ark of
bulrushes, and
daubed it with
slime and with
pitch, and
put the
child therein; and she
laid
{\ADD{it}} in the
flags by the
river’s
brink.

\VS{4}And his
sister
stood afar
off, to
wit what would be
done to him.


\par }{\PP \VS{5}¶ And the
daughter of
Pharaoh came
down to
wash
{\ADD{herself}} at the
river; and her
maidens
walked along by the
river’s
side; and when she
saw the
ark
among the
flags, she
sent her
maid to
fetch it.

\VS{6}And when she had
opened
{\ADD{it}}, she
saw the
child: and, behold, the
babe
wept. And she had
compassion on him, and
said, This
{\ADD{is one}} of the
Hebrews’
children.

\VS{7}Then
said his
sister to
Pharaoh’s
daughter, Shall I
go and
call to thee a
nurse of the
Hebrew
women, that she may
nurse the
child for thee?

\VS{8}And
Pharaoh’s
daughter
said to her,
Go. And the
maid
went and
called the
child’s
mother.

\VS{9}And
Pharaoh’s
daughter
said unto her,
Take this
child
away, and
nurse it for me, and I will
give
{\ADD{thee}} thy
wages. And the
woman
took the
child, and
nursed it.

\VS{10}And the
child
grew, and she
brought him unto
Pharaoh’s
daughter, and he became her
son. And she
called his
name
Moses: and she
said, Because I
drew him out of the
water.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 2.10 }{\FT{Moses: that is, Drawn out}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{11}¶ And it came to pass in those
days, when
Moses was
grown, that he went
out unto his
brethren, and
looked on their
burdens: and he
spied an
Egyptian
smiting an
Hebrew, one of his
brethren.

\VS{12}And he
looked this
way and that
way, and when he
saw that
{\ADD{there was}} no
man, he
slew the
Egyptian, and
hid him in the
sand.

\VS{13}And when he went
out the
second
day, behold,
two
men of the
Hebrews
strove together: and he
said to him that did the
wrong, Wherefore
smitest thou thy
fellow?

\VS{14}And he
said, Who
made
thee a
prince and a
judge over us?
intendest thou to
kill me, as thou
killedst the
Egyptian? And
Moses
feared, and
said,
Surely this
thing is
known.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 2.14 }{\FT{a prince: Heb. a man, a prince}}}

\VS{15}Now when
Pharaoh
heard this
thing, he
sought to
slay
Moses. But
Moses
fled from the
face of
Pharaoh, and
dwelt in the
land of
Midian: and he sat
down by a
well.


\par }{\PP \VS{16}Now the
priest of
Midian had
seven
daughters: and they
came and
drew
{\ADD{water}}, and
filled the
troughs to
water their
father’s
flock.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 2.16 }{\FT{priest: or, prince}}}

\VS{17}And the
shepherds
came and drove them
away: but
Moses stood
up and
helped them, and
watered their
flock.

\VS{18}And when they
came to
Reuel their
father, he
said,
How
{\ADD{is it that}} ye are
come so
soon to
day?\FTNT{§}{{\FR 2.18 }{\FT{Reuel: called also Jethro, or, Jether}}}

\VS{19}And they
said, An
Egyptian
delivered us out of the
hand of the
shepherds, and also
drew
{\ADD{water}}
enough for us, and
watered the
flock.

\VS{20}And he
said unto his
daughters, And where
{\ADD{is}} he? why
{\ADD{is}} it
{\ADD{that}} ye have
left the
man?
call him, that he may
eat
bread.

\VS{21}And
Moses was
content to
dwell with the
man: and he
gave
Moses
Zipporah his
daughter.

\VS{22}And she
bare
{\ADD{him}} a
son, and he
called his
name
Gershom: for he
said, I have been a
stranger in a
strange
land.\FTNT{**}{{\FR 2.22 }{\FT{Gershom: that is, A stranger here}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{23}¶ And it came to pass in
process of
time, that the
king of
Egypt
died: and the
children of
Israel
sighed by reason
of the
bondage, and they
cried, and their
cry came
up unto
God by reason of the
bondage.

\VS{24}And
God
heard their
groaning, and
God
remembered his
covenant with
Abraham, with
Isaac, and with
Jacob.

\VS{25}And
God
looked upon the
children of
Israel, and
God had
respect unto
{\ADD{them}}.\FTNT{††}{{\FR 2.25 }{\FT{had…: Heb. knew}}}




\par }\Chap{3}{\PP \VerseOne{1}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,
{\ADD{even}} to
Horeb.

\VS{2}And the
angel of the
{\ND{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
{\ADD{was}} not
consumed.

\VS{3}And
Moses
said, I will now turn
aside, and
see this
great
sight,
why the
bush is not
burnt.

\VS{4}And when the
{\ND{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
{\ADD{am}} I.

\VS{5}And he
said, Draw not
nigh
hither: put
off thy
shoes from off thy
feet, for the
place
whereon thou
standest
{\ADD{is}}
holy
ground.

\VS{6}Moreover he
said, I
{\ADD{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.


\par }{\PP \VS{7}¶ And the
{\ND{LORD}}
said, I have
surely
seen the
affliction of my
people which
{\ADD{are}} in
Egypt, and have
heard their
cry by
reason of their
taskmasters; for I
know their
sorrows;

\VS{8}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.

\VS{9}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.

\VS{10}Come now therefore, and I will
send thee unto
Pharaoh, that thou mayest bring
forth my
people the
children of
Israel out of
Egypt.


\par }{\PP \VS{11}¶ And
Moses
said unto
God, Who
{\ADD{am}} I, that I should
go unto
Pharaoh, and that I should bring
forth the
children of
Israel out of
Egypt?

\VS{12}And he
said, Certainly I will be with thee; and this
{\ADD{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.

\VS{13}And
Moses
said unto
God, Behold,
{\ADD{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
{\ADD{is}} his
name? what shall I
say unto them?

\VS{14}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.

\VS{15}And
God
said
moreover unto
Moses, Thus shalt thou
say unto the
children of
Israel, The
{\ND{LORD}}
God of your
fathers, the
God of
Abraham, the
God of
Isaac, and the
God of
Jacob, hath
sent me unto you: this
{\ADD{is}} my
name for
ever, and this
{\ADD{is}} my
memorial unto
all
generations.


\par }{\PP \VS{16}Go, and
gather the
elders of
Israel
together, and
say unto them, The
{\ND{LORD}}
God of your
fathers, the
God of
Abraham, of
Isaac, and of
Jacob,
appeared unto me,
saying, I have
surely
visited you, and
{\ADD{seen}} that which is
done to you in
Egypt:

\VS{17}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.

\VS{18}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
{\ND{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
{\ND{LORD}} our
God.


\par }{\PP \VS{19}¶ And I am
sure that the
king of
Egypt will not
let you
go, no, not by a
mighty
hand.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 3.19 }{\FT{no…: or, but by strong hand}}}

\VS{20}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.

\VS{21}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:

\VS{22}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
{\ADD{them}} upon your
sons, and upon your
daughters; and ye shall
spoil the
Egyptians.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 3.22 }{\FT{the Egyptians: or, Egypt}}}




\par }\Chap{4}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And
Moses
answered and
said, But, behold, they will not
believe me, nor
hearken unto my
voice: for they will
say, The
{\ND{LORD}} hath not
appeared unto thee.

\VS{2}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
said unto him, What
{\ADD{is}} that in thine
hand? And he
said, A
rod.

\VS{3}And he
said,
Cast it on the
ground. And he
cast it on the
ground, and it became a
serpent; and
Moses
fled from
before it.

\VS{4}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
said unto
Moses, Put
forth thine
hand, and
take it by the
tail. And he put
forth his
hand, and
caught it, and it became a
rod in his
hand:

\VS{5}That they may
believe that the
{\ND{LORD}}
God of their
fathers, the
God of
Abraham, the
God of
Isaac, and the
God of
Jacob, hath
appeared unto thee.


\par }{\PP \VS{6}¶ And the
{\ND{LORD}}
said
furthermore unto him,
Put now thine
hand into thy
bosom. And he
put his
hand into his
bosom: and when he
took it out, behold, his
hand
{\ADD{was}}
leprous as
snow.

\VS{7}And he
said,
Put thine
hand into thy
bosom
again. And he
put his
hand into his
bosom
again; and
plucked it out of his
bosom, and, behold, it was turned
again as his
{\ADD{other}}
flesh.

\VS{8}And it shall come to pass, if they will not
believe thee, neither
hearken to the
voice of the
first
sign, that they will
believe the
voice of the
latter
sign.

\VS{9}And it shall come to pass, if they will not
believe also these
two
signs, neither
hearken unto thy
voice, that thou shalt
take of the
water of the
river, and
pour
{\ADD{it}} upon the
dry
{\ADD{land:}} and the
water which thou
takest out of the
river shall become
blood upon the
dry
{\ADD{land}}.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 4.9 }{\FT{shall become: Heb. shall be and shall be}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{10}¶ And
Moses
said unto the
{\ND{LORD}},
O my
Lord,
I
{\ADD{am}} not
eloquent, neither
heretofore, nor
since thou hast
spoken unto thy
servant: but I
{\ADD{am}}
slow of
speech, and of a
slow
tongue.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 4.10 }{\FT{eloquent: Heb. a man of words}}}\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 4.10 }{\FT{heretofore: Heb. since yesterday, nor since the third day}}}

\VS{11}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
said unto him, Who hath
made
man’s
mouth? or who
maketh the
dumb, or
deaf, or the
seeing, or the
blind? have not I the
{\ND{LORD}}?

\VS{12}Now therefore
go, and I will be with thy
mouth, and
teach thee what thou shalt
say.

\VS{13}And he
said,
O my
Lord,
send, I pray thee, by the
hand
{\ADD{of him whom}} thou wilt
send.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 4.13 }{\FT{wilt: or, shouldest}}}

\VS{14}And the
anger of the
{\ND{LORD}} was
kindled against
Moses, and he
said,
{\ADD{Is}} not
Aaron the
Levite thy
brother? I
know that he can
speak
well. And also, behold, he cometh
forth to
meet thee: and when he
seeth thee, he will be
glad in his
heart.

\VS{15}And thou shalt
speak unto him, and
put
words in his
mouth: and I will be with thy
mouth, and with his
mouth, and will
teach you what ye shall
do.

\VS{16}And he shall be thy
spokesman unto the
people: and he shall be,
{\ADD{even}} he shall be to thee instead of a
mouth, and thou shalt be to him instead of
God.

\VS{17}And thou shalt
take this
rod in thine
hand, wherewith thou shalt
do
signs.


\par }{\PP \VS{18}¶ And
Moses
went and
returned to
Jethro his father in
law, and
said unto him, Let me
go, I pray thee, and
return unto my
brethren which
{\ADD{are}} in
Egypt, and
see whether they be
yet
alive. And
Jethro
said to
Moses,
Go in
peace.\FTNT{**}{{\FR 4.18 }{\FT{Jethro: Heb. Jether}}}

\VS{19}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
said unto
Moses in
Midian,
Go,
return into
Egypt: for all the
men are
dead which
sought thy
life.

\VS{20}And
Moses
took his
wife and his
sons, and
set them upon an
ass, and he
returned to the
land of
Egypt: and
Moses
took the
rod of
God in his
hand.

\VS{21}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
said unto
Moses, When thou
goest to
return into
Egypt,
see that thou
do all those
wonders
before
Pharaoh, which I have
put in thine
hand: but I will
harden his
heart, that he shall not let the
people
go.

\VS{22}And thou shalt
say unto
Pharaoh, Thus
saith the
{\ND{LORD}},
Israel
{\ADD{is}} my
son,
{\ADD{even}} my
firstborn:

\VS{23}And I
say unto thee, Let my
son
go, that he may
serve me: and if thou
refuse to let him
go, behold, I will
slay thy
son,
{\ADD{even}} thy
firstborn.


\par }{\PP \VS{24}¶ And it came to pass by the
way in the
inn, that the
{\ND{LORD}}
met him, and
sought to
kill him.

\VS{25}Then
Zipporah
took a sharp
stone, and cut
off the
foreskin of her
son, and
cast
{\ADD{it}} at his
feet, and
said, Surely a
bloody
husband
{\ADD{art}} thou to me.\FTNT{††}{{\FR 4.25 }{\FT{sharp…: or, knife}}}\FTNT{‡‡}{{\FR 4.25 }{\FT{cast…: Heb. made it touch}}}

\VS{26}So he let him
go: then she
said, A
bloody
husband
{\ADD{thou art}}, because of the
circumcision.


\par }{\PP \VS{27}¶ And the
{\ND{LORD}}
said to
Aaron,
Go into the
wilderness to
meet
Moses. And he
went, and
met him in the
mount of
God, and
kissed him.

\VS{28}And
Moses
told
Aaron all the
words of the
{\ND{LORD}} who had
sent him, and all the
signs which he had
commanded him.


\par }{\PP \VS{29}¶ And
Moses and
Aaron
went and gathered
together all the
elders of the
children of
Israel:

\VS{30}And
Aaron
spake all the
words which the
{\ND{LORD}} had
spoken unto
Moses, and
did the
signs in the
sight of the
people.

\VS{31}And the
people
believed: and when they
heard that the
{\ND{LORD}} had
visited the
children of
Israel, and that he had
looked upon their
affliction, then they bowed their
heads and
worshipped.




\par }\Chap{5}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And
afterward
Moses and
Aaron went
in, and
told
Pharaoh, Thus
saith the
{\ND{LORD}}
God of
Israel, Let my
people
go, that they may hold a
feast unto me in the
wilderness.

\VS{2}And
Pharaoh
said, Who
{\ADD{is}} the
{\ND{LORD}}, that I should
obey his
voice to let
Israel
go? I
know not the
{\ND{LORD}}, neither will I let
Israel
go.


\par }{\PP \VS{3}And they
said, The
God of the
Hebrews hath
met with us: let us
go, we pray thee,
three
days’
journey into the
desert, and
sacrifice unto the
{\ND{LORD}} our
God; lest he
fall upon us with
pestilence, or with the
sword.

\VS{4}And the
king of
Egypt
said unto them, Wherefore do ye,
Moses and
Aaron,
let the
people from their
works?
get you unto your
burdens.

\VS{5}And
Pharaoh
said, Behold, the
people of the
land now
{\ADD{are}}
many, and ye make them
rest from their
burdens.

\VS{6}And
Pharaoh
commanded the same
day the
taskmasters of the
people, and their
officers,
saying,

\VS{7}Ye shall no
more
give the
people
straw to
make
brick, as
heretofore: let them
go and
gather
straw for themselves.

\VS{8}And the
tale of the
bricks, which they did
make
heretofore, ye shall
lay upon them; ye shall not
diminish
{\ADD{ought}} thereof: for they
{\ADD{be}}
idle; therefore they
cry,
saying, Let us
go
{\ADD{and}}
sacrifice to our
God.

\VS{9}Let there more
work be
laid upon the
men, that they may
labour therein; and let them not
regard
vain
words.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 5.9 }{\FT{Let there…: Heb. Let the work be heavy upon the men}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{10}¶ And the
taskmasters of the
people went
out, and their
officers, and they
spake to the
people,
saying, Thus
saith
Pharaoh, I will not
give you
straw.

\VS{11}Go ye,
get you
straw
where ye can
find it:
yet not
ought of your
work shall be
diminished.

\VS{12}So the
people were scattered
abroad throughout all the
land of
Egypt to
gather
stubble instead of
straw.

\VS{13}And the
taskmasters
hasted
{\ADD{them}},
saying,
Fulfil your
works,
{\ADD{your}}
daily
tasks, as when there
was
straw.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 5.13 }{\FT{your daily…: Heb. a matter of a day in his day}}}

\VS{14}And the
officers of the
children of
Israel, which
Pharaoh’s
taskmasters had
set over them, were
beaten,
{\ADD{and}}
demanded, Wherefore have ye not
fulfilled your
task in making
brick both
yesterday and to
day, as
heretofore?


\par }{\PP \VS{15}¶ Then the
officers of the
children of
Israel
came and
cried unto
Pharaoh,
saying, Wherefore
dealest thou thus with thy
servants?

\VS{16}There is no
straw
given unto thy
servants, and they
say to us,
Make
brick: and, behold, thy
servants
{\ADD{are}}
beaten; but the
fault
{\ADD{is}} in thine own
people.

\VS{17}But he
said, Ye
{\ADD{are}}
idle,
{\ADD{ye are}}
idle: therefore ye
say, Let us
go
{\ADD{and}} do
sacrifice to the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{18}Go therefore now,
{\ADD{and}}
work; for there shall no
straw be
given you, yet shall ye
deliver the
tale of
bricks.

\VS{19}And the
officers of the
children of
Israel did
see
{\ADD{that}} they
{\ADD{were}} in
evil
{\ADD{case}}, after it was
said, Ye shall not
minish
{\ADD{ought}} from your
bricks of your
daily
task.


\par }{\PP \VS{20}¶ And they
met
Moses and
Aaron, who
stood in the
way, as they came
forth from
Pharaoh:

\VS{21}And they
said unto them, The
{\ND{LORD}}
look upon you, and
judge; because ye have made our
savour to be
abhorred in the
eyes of
Pharaoh, and in the
eyes of his
servants, to
put a
sword in their
hand to
slay us.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 5.21 }{\FT{to be…: Heb. to stink}}}

\VS{22}And
Moses
returned unto the
{\ND{LORD}}, and
said,
Lord, wherefore hast thou
{\ADD{so}} evil
entreated this
people? why
{\ADD{is}} it
{\ADD{that}} thou hast
sent me?

\VS{23}For since I
came to
Pharaoh to
speak in thy
name, he hath done
evil to this
people; neither hast thou
delivered thy
people at
all.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 5.23 }{\FT{neither…: Heb. delivering thou hast not delivered}}}




\par }\Chap{6}{\PP \VerseOne{1}Then the
{\ND{LORD}}
said unto
Moses, Now shalt thou
see what I will
do to
Pharaoh: for with a
strong
hand shall he let them
go, and with a
strong
hand shall he drive them
out of his
land.

\VS{2}And
God
spake unto
Moses, and
said unto him, I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}}:\FTNT{*}{{\FR 6.2 }{\FT{the
{\ND{LORD}}: or,
{\ND{JEHOVAH}}}}}

\VS{3}And I
appeared unto
Abraham, unto
Isaac, and unto
Jacob, by
{\ADD{the name of}}
God
Almighty, but by my
name
{\ND{JEHOVAH}} was I not
known to them.

\VS{4}And I have also
established my
covenant with them, to
give them the
land of
Canaan, the
land of their
pilgrimage, wherein they were
strangers.

\VS{5}And I have also
heard the
groaning of the
children of
Israel,
whom the
Egyptians keep in
bondage; and I have
remembered my
covenant.

\VS{6}Wherefore
say unto the
children of
Israel, I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}}, and I will
bring you out from under the
burdens of the
Egyptians, and I will
rid you out of their
bondage, and I will
redeem you with a
stretched out
arm, and with
great
judgments:

\VS{7}And I will
take you to me for a
people, and I will be to you a
God: and ye shall
know that I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}} your
God, which
bringeth you out from under the
burdens of the
Egyptians.

\VS{8}And I will
bring you in unto the
land, concerning the which I did
swear to
give it to
Abraham, to
Isaac, and to
Jacob; and I will
give it you for an
heritage: I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}}.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 6.8 }{\FT{swear: Heb. lift up my hand}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{9}¶ And
Moses
spake so unto the
children of
Israel: but they
hearkened not unto
Moses for
anguish of
spirit, and for
cruel
bondage.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 6.9 }{\FT{anguish: Heb. shortness, or, straitness}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{10}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
spake unto
Moses,
saying,

\VS{11}Go in,
speak unto
Pharaoh
king of
Egypt, that he let the
children of
Israel go
out of his
land.

\VS{12}And
Moses
spake
before the
{\ND{LORD}},
saying, Behold, the
children of
Israel have not
hearkened unto me; how then shall
Pharaoh
hear
me, who
{\ADD{am}} of
uncircumcised
lips?

\VS{13}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
spake unto
Moses and unto
Aaron, and gave them a
charge unto the
children of
Israel, and unto
Pharaoh
king of
Egypt, to
bring the
children of
Israel out of the
land of
Egypt.


\par }{\PP \VS{14}¶ These
{\ADD{be}} the
heads of their
fathers’
houses: The
sons of
Reuben the
firstborn of
Israel;
Hanoch, and
Pallu,
Hezron, and
Carmi: these
{\ADD{be}} the
families of
Reuben.

\VS{15}And the
sons of
Simeon;
Jemuel, and
Jamin, and
Ohad, and
Jachin, and
Zohar, and
Shaul the
son of a Canaanitish
woman: these
{\ADD{are}} the
families of
Simeon.


\par }{\PP \VS{16}¶ And these
{\ADD{are}} the
names of the
sons of
Levi according to their
generations;
Gershon, and
Kohath, and
Merari: and the
years of the
life of
Levi
{\ADD{were}} an
hundred
thirty and
seven
years.

\VS{17}The
sons of
Gershon;
Libni, and
Shimi, according to their
families.

\VS{18}And the
sons of
Kohath;
Amram, and
Izhar, and
Hebron, and
Uzziel: and the
years of the
life of
Kohath
{\ADD{were}} an
hundred
thirty and
three
years.

\VS{19}And the
sons of
Merari;
Mahali and
Mushi: these
{\ADD{are}} the
families of
Levi according to their
generations.

\VS{20}And
Amram
took him
Jochebed his
father’s sister to
wife; and she
bare him
Aaron and
Moses: and the
years of the
life of
Amram
{\ADD{were}} an
hundred and
thirty and
seven
years.


\par }{\PP \VS{21}¶ And the
sons of
Izhar;
Korah, and
Nepheg, and
Zichri.

\VS{22}And the
sons of
Uzziel;
Mishael, and
Elzaphan, and
Zithri.

\VS{23}And
Aaron
took him
Elisheba,
daughter of
Amminadab,
sister of
Naashon, to
wife; and she
bare him
Nadab, and
Abihu,
Eleazar, and
Ithamar.

\VS{24}And the
sons of
Korah;
Assir, and
Elkanah, and
Abiasaph: these
{\ADD{are}} the
families of the
Korhites.

\VS{25}And
Eleazar
Aaron’s
son
took him
{\ADD{one}} of the
daughters of
Putiel to
wife; and she
bare him
Phinehas: these
{\ADD{are}} the
heads of the
fathers of the
Levites according to their
families.

\VS{26}These
{\ADD{are}} that
Aaron and
Moses, to
whom the
{\ND{LORD}}
said, Bring
out the
children of
Israel from the
land of
Egypt according to their
armies.

\VS{27}These
{\ADD{are}} they which
spake to
Pharaoh
king of
Egypt, to bring
out the
children of
Israel from
Egypt: these
{\ADD{are}} that
Moses and
Aaron.


\par }{\PP \VS{28}¶ And it came to pass on the
day
{\ADD{when}} the
{\ND{LORD}}
spake unto
Moses in the
land of
Egypt,

\VS{29}That the
{\ND{LORD}}
spake unto
Moses,
saying, I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}}:
speak thou unto
Pharaoh
king of
Egypt all that I
say unto thee.

\VS{30}And
Moses
said
before the
{\ND{LORD}}, Behold, I
{\ADD{am}} of
uncircumcised
lips, and how shall
Pharaoh
hearken unto me?




\par }\Chap{7}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
said unto
Moses,
See, I have
made thee a
god to
Pharaoh: and
Aaron thy
brother shall be thy
prophet.

\VS{2}Thou shalt
speak all that I
command thee: and
Aaron thy
brother shall
speak unto
Pharaoh, that he
send the
children of
Israel out of his
land.

\VS{3}And I will
harden
Pharaoh’s
heart, and
multiply my
signs and my
wonders in the
land of
Egypt.

\VS{4}But
Pharaoh shall not
hearken unto you, that I may
lay my
hand upon
Egypt, and bring
forth mine
armies,
{\ADD{and}} my
people the
children of
Israel, out of the
land of
Egypt by
great
judgments.

\VS{5}And the
Egyptians shall
know that I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}}, when I stretch
forth mine
hand upon
Egypt, and bring
out the
children of
Israel from
among them.

\VS{6}And
Moses and
Aaron
did as the
{\ND{LORD}}
commanded them, so
did they.

\VS{7}And
Moses
{\ADD{was}}
fourscore
years
old, and
Aaron
fourscore and
three
years
old, when they
spake unto
Pharaoh.


\par }{\PP \VS{8}¶ And the
{\ND{LORD}}
spake unto
Moses and unto
Aaron,
saying,

\VS{9}When
Pharaoh shall
speak unto you,
saying,
Shew a
miracle for you: then thou shalt
say unto
Aaron,
Take thy
rod, and
cast
{\ADD{it}}
before
Pharaoh,
{\ADD{and}} it shall become a
serpent.


\par }{\PP \VS{10}¶ And
Moses and
Aaron went
in unto
Pharaoh, and they
did so as the
{\ND{LORD}} had
commanded: and
Aaron cast
down his
rod
before
Pharaoh, and
before his
servants, and it became a
serpent.

\VS{11}Then
Pharaoh also
called the wise
men and the
sorcerers: now the
magicians of
Egypt, they also
did in like
manner with their
enchantments.

\VS{12}For they cast
down every
man his
rod, and they became
serpents: but
Aaron’s
rod swallowed
up their
rods.

\VS{13}And he
hardened
Pharaoh’s
heart, that he
hearkened not unto them; as the
{\ND{LORD}} had
said.


\par }{\PP \VS{14}¶ And the
{\ND{LORD}}
said unto
Moses,
Pharaoh’s
heart
{\ADD{is}}
hardened, he
refuseth to let the
people
go.

\VS{15}Get thee unto
Pharaoh in the
morning; lo, he goeth
out unto the
water; and thou shalt
stand by the
river’s
brink against he
come; and the
rod which was
turned to a
serpent shalt thou
take in thine
hand.

\VS{16}And thou shalt
say unto him, The
{\ND{LORD}}
God of the
Hebrews hath
sent me unto thee,
saying, Let my
people
go, that they may
serve me in the
wilderness: and, behold,
hitherto thou wouldest not
hear.

\VS{17}Thus
saith the
{\ND{LORD}}, In this thou shalt
know that I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}}: behold, I will
smite with the
rod that
{\ADD{is}} in mine
hand upon the
waters which
{\ADD{are}} in the
river, and they shall be
turned to
blood.

\VS{18}And the
fish that
{\ADD{is}} in the
river shall
die, and the
river shall
stink; and the
Egyptians shall
lothe to
drink of the
water of the
river.


\par }{\PP \VS{19}¶ And the
{\ND{LORD}}
spake unto
Moses,
Say unto
Aaron,
Take thy
rod, and stretch
out thine
hand upon the
waters of
Egypt, upon their
streams, upon their
rivers, and upon their
ponds, and upon all their
pools of
water, that they may become
blood; and
{\ADD{that}} there may be
blood throughout all the
land of
Egypt, both in
{\ADD{vessels of}}
wood, and in
{\ADD{vessels of}}
stone.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 7.19 }{\FT{pools…: Heb. gathering of their waters}}}

\VS{20}And
Moses and
Aaron
did so, as the
{\ND{LORD}}
commanded; and he lifted
up the
rod, and
smote the
waters that
{\ADD{were}} in the
river, in the
sight of
Pharaoh, and in the
sight of his
servants; and all the
waters that
{\ADD{were}} in the
river were
turned to
blood.

\VS{21}And the
fish that
{\ADD{was}} in the
river
died; and the
river
stank, and the
Egyptians
could not
drink of the
water of the
river; and there was
blood throughout all the
land of
Egypt.

\VS{22}And the
magicians of
Egypt
did so with their
enchantments: and
Pharaoh’s
heart was
hardened, neither did he
hearken unto them; as the
{\ND{LORD}} had
said.

\VS{23}And
Pharaoh
turned and
went into his
house, neither did he
set his
heart to
this also.

\VS{24}And all the
Egyptians
digged 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
fulfilled,
after that the
{\ND{LORD}} had
smitten the
river.




\par }\Chap{8}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
spake unto
Moses,
Go unto
Pharaoh, and
say unto him, Thus
saith the
{\ND{LORD}}, Let my
people
go, that they may
serve me.

\VS{2}And if thou
refuse to let
{\ADD{them}}
go, behold, I will
smite all thy
borders with
frogs:

\VS{3}And the
river shall bring
forth
frogs
abundantly, which shall go
up and
come into thine
house, and into thy
bedchamber, and upon thy
bed, and into the
house of thy
servants, and upon thy
people, and into thine
ovens, and into thy
kneadingtroughs:\FTNT{*}{{\FR 8.3 }{\FT{kneadingtroughs: or, dough}}}

\VS{4}And the
frogs shall come
up both on thee, and upon thy
people, and upon all thy
servants.


\par }{\PP \VS{5}¶ And the
{\ND{LORD}}
spake unto
Moses,
Say unto
Aaron, Stretch
forth thine
hand with thy
rod over the
streams, over the
rivers, and over the
ponds, and cause
frogs to come
up upon the
land of
Egypt.

\VS{6}And
Aaron stretched
out his
hand over the
waters of
Egypt; and the
frogs came
up, and
covered the
land of
Egypt.

\VS{7}And the
magicians
did so with their
enchantments, and brought
up
frogs upon the
land of
Egypt.


\par }{\PP \VS{8}¶ Then
Pharaoh
called for
Moses and
Aaron, and
said,
Intreat the
{\ND{LORD}}, that he may take
away the
frogs from me, and from my
people; and I will let the
people
go, that they may do
sacrifice unto the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{9}And
Moses
said unto
Pharaoh,
Glory over me:
when shall I
intreat for thee, and for thy
servants, and for thy
people, to
destroy the
frogs from thee and thy
houses,
{\ADD{that}} they may
remain in the
river only?\FTNT{†}{{\FR 8.9 }{\FT{Glory…: or, Have this honour over me, etc}}}\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 8.9 }{\FT{when: or, against when}}}\FTNT{§}{{\FR 8.9 }{\FT{to destroy: Heb. to cut off}}}

\VS{10}And he
said, To
morrow. And he
said,
{\ADD{Be it}} according to thy
word: that thou mayest
know that
{\ADD{there is}} none like unto the
{\ND{LORD}} our
God.\FTNT{**}{{\FR 8.10 }{\FT{To morrow: or, Against to morrow}}}

\VS{11}And the
frogs shall
depart from thee, and from thy
houses, and from thy
servants, and from thy
people; they shall
remain in the
river only.

\VS{12}And
Moses and
Aaron went
out from
Pharaoh: and
Moses
cried unto the
{\ND{LORD}} because
of the
frogs which he had
brought against
Pharaoh.

\VS{13}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
did according to the
word of
Moses; and the
frogs
died out of the
houses, out of the
villages, and out of the
fields.

\VS{14}And they gathered them
together upon
heaps: and the
land
stank.

\VS{15}But when
Pharaoh
saw that there was
respite, he
hardened his
heart, and
hearkened not unto them; as the
{\ND{LORD}} had
said.


\par }{\PP \VS{16}¶ And the
{\ND{LORD}}
said unto
Moses,
Say unto
Aaron, Stretch
out thy
rod, and
smite the
dust of the
land, that it may become
lice throughout all the
land of
Egypt.

\VS{17}And they
did so; for
Aaron stretched
out his
hand with his
rod, and
smote the
dust of the
earth, and it became
lice in
man, and in
beast; all the
dust of the
land became
lice throughout all the
land of
Egypt.

\VS{18}And the
magicians
did so with their
enchantments to bring
forth
lice, but they
could not: so there were
lice upon
man, and upon
beast.

\VS{19}Then the
magicians
said unto
Pharaoh, This
{\ADD{is}} the
finger of
God: and
Pharaoh’s
heart was
hardened, and he
hearkened not unto them; as the
{\ND{LORD}} had
said.


\par }{\PP \VS{20}¶ And the
{\ND{LORD}}
said unto
Moses, Rise up
early in the
morning, and
stand
before
Pharaoh; lo, he cometh
forth to the
water; and
say unto him, Thus
saith the
{\ND{LORD}}, Let my
people
go, that they may
serve me.

\VS{21}Else, if thou wilt not let my
people
go, behold, I will
send
swarms
{\ADD{of flies}} upon thee, and upon thy
servants, and upon thy
people, and into thy
houses: and the
houses of the
Egyptians shall be
full of
swarms
{\ADD{of flies}}, and also the
ground whereon they
{\ADD{are}}.\FTNT{††}{{\FR 8.21 }{\FT{swarms…: or, a mixture of noisome beasts, etc}}}

\VS{22}And I will
sever in that
day the
land of
Goshen, in which my
people
dwell, that
no
swarms
{\ADD{of flies}} shall
be there; to the
end thou mayest
know that I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}} in the
midst of the
earth.

\VS{23}And I will
put a
division between my
people and thy
people: to
morrow shall this
sign be.\FTNT{‡‡}{{\FR 8.23 }{\FT{a division: Heb. a redemption}}}\FTNT{§§}{{\FR 8.23 }{\FT{to morrow: or, by to morrow}}}

\VS{24}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
did so; and there
came a
grievous
swarm
{\ADD{of flies}} into the
house of
Pharaoh, and
{\ADD{into}} his
servants’
houses, and into all the
land of
Egypt: the
land was
corrupted by
reason of the
swarm
{\ADD{of flies}}.\FTNT{***}{{\FR 8.24 }{\FT{corrupted: or, destroyed}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{25}¶ And
Pharaoh
called
for
Moses and for
Aaron, and
said,
Go ye,
sacrifice to your
God in the
land.

\VS{26}And
Moses
said, It is not
meet so to
do;
for we shall
sacrifice the
abomination of the
Egyptians to the
{\ND{LORD}} our
God: lo, shall we
sacrifice the
abomination of the
Egyptians before their
eyes, and will they not
stone us?

\VS{27}We will
go
three
days’
journey into the
wilderness, and
sacrifice to the
{\ND{LORD}} our
God, as he shall
command us.

\VS{28}And
Pharaoh
said, I will let you
go, that ye may
sacrifice to the
{\ND{LORD}} your
God in the
wilderness; only ye shall not
go
very far
away:
intreat for
me.

\VS{29}And
Moses
said, Behold, I go
out from thee, and I will
intreat the
{\ND{LORD}} that the
swarms
{\ADD{of flies}} may
depart from
Pharaoh, from his
servants, and from his
people, to
morrow:
but let not
Pharaoh deal
deceitfully any
more in
not letting the
people
go to
sacrifice to the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{30}And
Moses went
out from
Pharaoh, and
intreated the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{31}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
did according to the
word of
Moses; and he
removed the
swarms
{\ADD{of flies}} from
Pharaoh, from his
servants, and from his
people; there
remained not
one.

\VS{32}And
Pharaoh
hardened his
heart at this
time also, neither would he let the
people
go.




\par }\Chap{9}{\PP \VerseOne{1}Then the
{\ND{LORD}}
said unto
Moses,
Go in unto
Pharaoh, and
tell him, Thus
saith the
{\ND{LORD}}
God of the
Hebrews, Let my
people
go, that they may
serve me.

\VS{2}For if thou
refuse to let
{\ADD{them}}
go, and wilt
hold them still,

\VS{3}Behold, the
hand of the
{\ND{LORD}}
is upon thy
cattle which
{\ADD{is}} in the
field, upon the
horses, upon the
asses, upon the
camels, upon the
oxen, and upon the
sheep:
{\ADD{there shall be}} a
very
grievous
murrain.

\VS{4}And the
{\ND{LORD}} shall
sever between the
cattle of
Israel and the
cattle of
Egypt: and there shall
nothing
die of all
{\ADD{that is}} the
children’s of
Israel.

\VS{5}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
appointed a set
time,
saying, To
morrow the
{\ND{LORD}} shall
do this
thing in the
land.

\VS{6}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
did that
thing on the
morrow, and all the
cattle of
Egypt
died: but of the
cattle of the
children of
Israel
died not
one.

\VS{7}And
Pharaoh
sent, and, behold, there was not
one of the
cattle of the
Israelites
dead. And the
heart of
Pharaoh was
hardened, and he did not let the
people
go.


\par }{\PP \VS{8}¶ And the
{\ND{LORD}}
said unto
Moses and unto
Aaron,
Take to you
handfuls of
ashes of the
furnace, and let
Moses
sprinkle it toward the
heaven in the
sight of
Pharaoh.

\VS{9}And it shall become small
dust in all the
land of
Egypt, and shall be a
boil breaking
forth
{\ADD{with}}
blains upon
man, and upon
beast, throughout all the
land of
Egypt.

\VS{10}And they
took
ashes of the
furnace, and
stood
before
Pharaoh; and
Moses
sprinkled it up toward
heaven; and it became a
boil breaking
forth
{\ADD{with}}
blains upon
man, and upon
beast.

\VS{11}And the
magicians
could not
stand
before
Moses
because of the
boils; for the
boil was upon the
magicians, and upon all the
Egyptians.

\VS{12}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
hardened the
heart of
Pharaoh, and he
hearkened not unto them; as the
{\ND{LORD}} had
spoken unto
Moses.


\par }{\PP \VS{13}¶ And the
{\ND{LORD}}
said unto
Moses, Rise up
early in the
morning, and
stand
before
Pharaoh, and
say unto him, Thus
saith the
{\ND{LORD}}
God of the
Hebrews, Let my
people
go, that they may
serve me.

\VS{14}For I will at this
time
send all my
plagues upon thine
heart, and upon thy
servants, and upon thy
people; that thou mayest
know that
{\ADD{there is}} none like me in all the
earth.

\VS{15}For now I will stretch
out my
hand, that I may
smite thee and thy
people with
pestilence; and thou shalt be cut
off from the
earth.

\VS{16}And in
very
deed for this
{\ADD{cause}} have I raised thee
up, for to
shew
{\ADD{in}} thee my
power; and that my
name may be
declared throughout all the
earth.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 9.16 }{\FT{raised…: Heb. made thee stand}}}

\VS{17}As yet
exaltest thou thyself against my
people, that thou wilt not let them
go?

\VS{18}Behold, to
morrow about this
time I will cause it to
rain a
very
grievous
hail, such as hath not
been in
Egypt
since the
foundation thereof even until now.

\VS{19}Send therefore now,
{\ADD{and}}
gather thy
cattle, and all that thou hast in the
field;
{\ADD{for upon}} every
man and
beast which shall be
found in the
field, and shall not be
brought
home, the
hail shall come
down upon them, and they shall
die.

\VS{20}He that
feared the
word of the
{\ND{LORD}} among the
servants of
Pharaoh made his
servants and his
cattle
flee into the
houses:

\VS{21}And he that
regarded not the
word of the
{\ND{LORD}}
left his
servants and his
cattle in the
field.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 9.21 }{\FT{regarded…: Heb. set not his heart unto}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{22}¶ And the
{\ND{LORD}}
said unto
Moses, Stretch
forth thine
hand toward
heaven, that there may be
hail in all the
land of
Egypt, upon
man, and upon
beast, and upon every
herb of the
field, throughout the
land of
Egypt.

\VS{23}And
Moses stretched
forth his
rod toward
heaven: and the
{\ND{LORD}}
sent
thunder and
hail, and the
fire ran
along upon the
ground; and the
{\ND{LORD}}
rained
hail upon the
land of
Egypt.

\VS{24}So there was
hail, and
fire
mingled with the
hail,
very
grievous, such as there was
none like it in all the
land of
Egypt since it became a
nation.

\VS{25}And the
hail
smote throughout all the
land of
Egypt all that
{\ADD{was}} in the
field, both
man and
beast; and the
hail
smote every
herb of the
field, and
brake every
tree of the
field.

\VS{26}Only in the
land of
Goshen, where the
children of
Israel
{\ADD{were}}, was there no
hail.


\par }{\PP \VS{27}¶ And
Pharaoh
sent, and
called for
Moses and
Aaron, and
said unto them, I have
sinned this
time: the
{\ND{LORD}}
{\ADD{is}}
righteous, and I and my
people
{\ADD{are}}
wicked.

\VS{28}Intreat the
{\ND{LORD}} (for
{\ADD{it is}}
enough) that there be no
{\ADD{more}}
mighty
thunderings and
hail; and I will let you
go, and ye shall
stay no
longer.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 9.28 }{\FT{mighty…: Heb. voices of God}}}

\VS{29}And
Moses
said unto him, As soon as I am gone
out of the
city, I will spread
abroad my
hands unto the
{\ND{LORD}};
{\ADD{and}} the
thunder shall
cease, neither shall there be any more
hail; that thou mayest
know how that the
earth
{\ADD{is}} the
{\ND{LORD’s}}.

\VS{30}But as for thee and thy
servants, I
know that ye will not yet
fear the
{\ND{LORD}}
God.

\VS{31}And the
flax and the
barley was
smitten: for the
barley
{\ADD{was}} in the
ear, and the
flax
{\ADD{was}}
bolled.

\VS{32}But the
wheat and the
rie were not
smitten: for
they
{\ADD{were}} not grown
up.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 9.32 }{\FT{not grown…: Heb. hidden or, dark}}}

\VS{33}And
Moses went
out of the
city from
Pharaoh, and spread
abroad his
hands unto the
{\ND{LORD}}: and the
thunders and
hail
ceased, and the
rain was not
poured upon the
earth.

\VS{34}And when
Pharaoh
saw that the
rain and the
hail and the
thunders were
ceased, he
sinned yet
more, and
hardened his
heart, he and his
servants.

\VS{35}And the
heart of
Pharaoh was
hardened, neither would he let the
children of
Israel
go; as the
{\ND{LORD}} had
spoken
by
Moses.\FTNT{**}{{\FR 9.35 }{\FT{by Moses: Heb. by the hand of Moses}}}




\par }\Chap{10}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
said unto
Moses,
Go in unto
Pharaoh: for I have
hardened his
heart, and the
heart of his
servants, that I might
shew these my
signs
before him:

\VS{2}And that thou mayest
tell in the
ears of thy
son, and of thy
son’s
son, what things I have
wrought in
Egypt, and my
signs which I have
done among them; that ye may
know how that I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{3}And
Moses and
Aaron came
in unto
Pharaoh, and
said unto him, Thus
saith the
{\ND{LORD}}
God of the
Hebrews, How
long wilt thou
refuse to
humble thyself
before me? let my
people
go, that they may
serve me.

\VS{4}Else, if thou
refuse to let my
people
go, behold, to
morrow will I
bring the
locusts into thy
coast:

\VS{5}And they shall
cover the
face of the
earth, that one cannot be
able to
see the
earth: and they shall
eat the
residue of that which is
escaped, which
remaineth unto you from the
hail, and shall
eat every
tree which
groweth for you out of the
field:\FTNT{*}{{\FR 10.5 }{\FT{face: Heb. eye}}}

\VS{6}And they shall
fill thy
houses, and the
houses of all thy
servants, and the
houses of all the
Egyptians; which neither thy
fathers, nor thy
fathers’
fathers have
seen, since the
day that they were upon the
earth unto this
day. And he
turned himself, and went
out from
Pharaoh.

\VS{7}And
Pharaoh’s
servants
said unto him, How long shall this man be a
snare unto us? let the
men
go, that they may
serve the
{\ND{LORD}} their
God:
knowest thou not
yet that
Egypt is
destroyed?

\VS{8}And
Moses and
Aaron were brought
again unto
Pharaoh: and he
said unto them,
Go,
serve the
{\ND{LORD}} your
God:
{\ADD{but}} who
{\ADD{are}} they that shall
go?\FTNT{†}{{\FR 10.8 }{\FT{who…: Heb. who and who, etc}}}

\VS{9}And
Moses
said, We will
go with our
young and with our
old, with our
sons and with our
daughters, with our
flocks and with our
herds will we
go; for we
{\ADD{must hold}} a
feast unto the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{10}And he
said unto them, Let the
{\ND{LORD}} be so with you, as I will let you
go, and your little
ones:
look
{\ADD{to it;}} for
evil
{\ADD{is}}
before you.

\VS{11}Not so:
go now ye
{\ADD{that are}}
men, and
serve the
{\ND{LORD}}; for that ye did
desire. And they were driven
out from
Pharaoh’s
presence.


\par }{\PP \VS{12}¶ And the
{\ND{LORD}}
said unto
Moses, Stretch
out thine
hand over the
land of
Egypt for the
locusts, that they may come
up upon the
land of
Egypt, and
eat every
herb of the
land,
{\ADD{even}} all that the
hail hath
left.

\VS{13}And
Moses stretched
forth his
rod over the
land of
Egypt, and the
{\ND{LORD}}
brought an
east
wind upon the
land all that
day, and all
{\ADD{that}}
night;
{\ADD{and}} when it was
morning, the
east
wind
brought the
locusts.

\VS{14}And the
locusts went
up over all the
land of
Egypt, and
rested in all the
coasts of
Egypt:
very
grievous
{\ADD{were they;}}
before them there were no
such
locusts as they, neither
after them shall be such.

\VS{15}For they
covered the
face of the whole
earth, so that the
land was
darkened; and they did
eat every
herb of the
land, and all the
fruit of the
trees which the
hail had
left: and there
remained not any green
thing in the
trees, or in the
herbs of the
field, through all the
land of
Egypt.


\par }{\PP \VS{16}¶ Then
Pharaoh
called for
Moses and
Aaron in
haste; and he
said, I have
sinned against the
{\ND{LORD}} your
God, and against you.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 10.16 }{\FT{called: Heb. hastened to call}}}

\VS{17}Now therefore
forgive, I pray thee, my
sin only this
once, and
intreat the
{\ND{LORD}} your
God, that he may take
away from me this
death only.

\VS{18}And he went
out from
Pharaoh, and
intreated the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{19}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
turned a
mighty
strong
west
wind, which took
away the
locusts, and
cast them into the
Red
sea; there
remained not
one
locust in all the
coasts of
Egypt.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 10.19 }{\FT{cast: Heb. fastened}}}

\VS{20}But the
{\ND{LORD}}
hardened
Pharaoh’s
heart, so that he would not let the
children of
Israel
go.


\par }{\PP \VS{21}¶ And the
{\ND{LORD}}
said unto
Moses, Stretch
out thine
hand toward
heaven, that there may be
darkness over the
land of
Egypt, even
darkness
{\ADD{which}} may be
felt.\FTNT{**}{{\FR 10.21 }{\FT{even…: Heb. that one may feel darkness}}}

\VS{22}And
Moses stretched
forth his
hand toward
heaven; and there was a
thick
darkness in all the
land of
Egypt
three
days:

\VS{23}They
saw not
one
another, neither
rose
any from his place for
three
days: but all the
children of
Israel had
light in their
dwellings.


\par }{\PP \VS{24}¶ And
Pharaoh
called unto
Moses, and
said,
Go ye,
serve the
{\ND{LORD}}; only let your
flocks and your
herds be
stayed: let your little
ones also
go with you.

\VS{25}And
Moses
said, Thou must
give
us also
sacrifices and burnt
offerings, that we may
sacrifice unto the
{\ND{LORD}} our
God.\FTNT{††}{{\FR 10.25 }{\FT{us: Heb. into our hands}}}

\VS{26}Our
cattle also shall
go with us; there shall not an
hoof be left
behind; for thereof must we
take to
serve the
{\ND{LORD}} our
God; and we
know not with what we must
serve the
{\ND{LORD}}, until we
come thither.


\par }{\PP \VS{27}¶ But the
{\ND{LORD}}
hardened
Pharaoh’s
heart, and he
would not let them
go.

\VS{28}And
Pharaoh
said unto him,
Get thee from me, take
heed to thyself,
see my
face no
more; for in
{\ADD{that}}
day thou
seest my
face thou shalt
die.

\VS{29}And
Moses
said, Thou hast
spoken
well, I will
see thy
face
again no more.




\par }\Chap{11}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
said unto
Moses, Yet will I
bring
one
plague
{\ADD{more}} upon
Pharaoh, and upon
Egypt;
afterwards he will let you
go hence: when he shall let
{\ADD{you}}
go, he shall
surely thrust you
out hence
altogether.

\VS{2}Speak now in the
ears of the
people, and let every
man
borrow of his
neighbour, and every
woman of her
neighbour,
jewels of
silver, and
jewels of
gold.

\VS{3}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
gave the
people
favour in the
sight of the
Egyptians. Moreover the
man
Moses
{\ADD{was}}
very
great in the
land of
Egypt, in the
sight of
Pharaoh’s
servants, and in the
sight of the
people.


\par }{\PP \VS{4}And
Moses
said, Thus
saith the
{\ND{LORD}}, About
midnight will I go
out into the
midst of
Egypt:

\VS{5}And all the
firstborn in the
land of
Egypt shall
die, from the
firstborn of
Pharaoh that
sitteth upon his
throne, even unto the
firstborn of the
maidservant that
{\ADD{is}}
behind the
mill; and all the
firstborn of
beasts.

\VS{6}And there shall
be a
great
cry throughout all the
land of
Egypt, such as there was
none like it,
nor shall be like it any
more.

\VS{7}But against any of the
children of
Israel shall not a
dog
move his
tongue, against
man or
beast: that ye may
know how that the
{\ND{LORD}} doth put a
difference between the
Egyptians and
Israel.

\VS{8}And all these thy
servants shall come
down unto me, and bow
down themselves unto me,
saying, Get thee
out, and all the
people that
follow thee: and
after that I will go
out. And he went
out from
Pharaoh in a
great
anger.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 11.8 }{\FT{that follow…: Heb. that is at thy feet}}}\FTNT{†}{{\FR 11.8 }{\FT{a great…: Heb. heat of anger}}}

\VS{9}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
said unto
Moses,
Pharaoh shall not
hearken unto you; that my
wonders may be
multiplied in the
land of
Egypt.

\VS{10}And
Moses and
Aaron
did all these
wonders
before
Pharaoh: and the
{\ND{LORD}}
hardened
Pharaoh’s
heart, so that he would not let the
children of
Israel go
out of his
land.




\par }\Chap{12}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
spake unto
Moses and
Aaron in the
land of
Egypt,
saying,

\VS{2}This
month
{\ADD{shall be}} unto you the
beginning of
months: it
{\ADD{shall be}} the
first
month of the
year to you.


\par }{\PP \VS{3}¶
Speak ye unto all the
congregation of
Israel,
saying, In the
tenth
{\ADD{day}} of this
month they shall
take to them every
man a
lamb, according to the
house of
{\ADD{their}}
fathers, a
lamb for an
house:\FTNT{*}{{\FR 12.3 }{\FT{lamb: or, kid}}}

\VS{4}And if the
household
be too
little for the
lamb, let him and his
neighbour
next unto his
house
take
{\ADD{it}} according to the
number of the
souls; every
man
according to his
eating shall make your
count for the
lamb.

\VS{5}Your
lamb shall be without
blemish, a
male of the
first
year: ye shall
take
{\ADD{it}} out from the
sheep, or from the
goats:\FTNT{†}{{\FR 12.5 }{\FT{of…: Heb. son of a year}}}

\VS{6}And ye shall
keep it up until the
fourteenth
day of the same
month: and the
whole
assembly of the
congregation of
Israel shall
kill it
in the
evening.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 12.6 }{\FT{in…: Heb. between the two evenings}}}

\VS{7}And they shall
take of the
blood, and
strike
{\ADD{it}} on the
two side
posts and on the upper door
post of the
houses, wherein they shall
eat it.

\VS{8}And they shall
eat the
flesh in that
night,
roast with
fire, and unleavened
bread;
{\ADD{and}} with
bitter
{\ADD{herbs}} they shall
eat it.

\VS{9}Eat not of it
raw, nor
sodden at all with
water, but
roast
{\ADD{with}}
fire; his
head with his
legs, and with the
purtenance thereof.

\VS{10}And ye shall let nothing of it
remain until the
morning; and that which
remaineth of it until the
morning ye shall
burn with
fire.


\par }{\PP \VS{11}¶ And
thus shall ye
eat it;
{\ADD{with}} your
loins
girded, your
shoes on your
feet, and your
staff in your
hand; and ye shall
eat it in
haste: it
{\ADD{is}} the
{\ND{LORD’s}}
passover.

\VS{12}For I will
pass through the
land of
Egypt this
night, and will
smite all the
firstborn in the
land of
Egypt, both
man and
beast; and against all the
gods of
Egypt I will
execute
judgment: I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}}.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 12.12 }{\FT{gods: or, princes}}}

\VS{13}And the
blood shall be to you for a
token upon the
houses where ye
{\ADD{are:}} and when I
see the
blood, I will
pass over you, and the
plague shall not be upon you to
destroy
{\ADD{you}}, when I
smite the
land of
Egypt.\FTNT{**}{{\FR 12.13 }{\FT{to destroy…: Heb. for a destruction}}}

\VS{14}And this
day shall be unto you for a
memorial; and ye shall
keep it a
feast to the
{\ND{LORD}} throughout your
generations; ye shall keep it a
feast by an
ordinance for
ever.

\VS{15}Seven
days shall ye
eat unleavened
bread;
even the
first
day ye shall put
away
leaven out of your
houses: for whosoever
eateth leavened
bread from the
first
day until the
seventh
day, that
soul shall be
cut off from
Israel.

\VS{16}And in the
first
day
{\ADD{there shall be}} an
holy
convocation, and in the
seventh
day there shall be an
holy
convocation to you; no manner of
work shall be
done in them,
save
{\ADD{that}} which every
man must
eat, that only may be
done of you.\FTNT{††}{{\FR 12.16 }{\FT{man: Heb. soul}}}

\VS{17}And ye shall
observe
{\ADD{the feast of}} unleavened
bread; for in this
selfsame
day have I
brought your
armies out of the
land of
Egypt: therefore shall ye
observe this
day in your
generations by an
ordinance for
ever.


\par }{\PP \VS{18}¶ In the
first
{\ADD{month}}, on the
fourteenth
day of the
month at
even, ye shall
eat unleavened
bread, until the
one and
twentieth
day of the
month at
even.

\VS{19}Seven
days shall there be no
leaven
found in your
houses: for whosoever
eateth that which is
leavened, even that
soul shall be cut
off from the
congregation of
Israel, whether he be a
stranger, or
born in the
land.

\VS{20}Ye shall
eat nothing
leavened; in all your
habitations shall ye
eat unleavened
bread.


\par }{\PP \VS{21}¶ Then
Moses
called for all the
elders of
Israel, and
said unto them, Draw
out and
take you a
lamb according to your
families, and
kill the
passover.\FTNT{‡‡}{{\FR 12.21 }{\FT{lamb: or, kid}}}

\VS{22}And ye shall
take a
bunch of
hyssop, and
dip
{\ADD{it}} in the
blood that
{\ADD{is}} in the
bason, and
strike the
lintel and the
two side
posts with the
blood that
{\ADD{is}} in the
bason; and
none of you shall go
out at the
door of his
house until the
morning.

\VS{23}For the
{\ND{LORD}} will pass
through to
smite the
Egyptians; and when he
seeth the
blood upon the
lintel, and on the
two side
posts, the
{\ND{LORD}} will pass
over the
door, and will not
suffer the
destroyer to
come in unto your
houses to
smite
{\ADD{you}}.

\VS{24}And ye shall
observe this
thing for an
ordinance to thee and to thy
sons
for
ever.

\VS{25}And it shall come to pass, when ye be
come to the
land which the
{\ND{LORD}} will
give you, according as he hath
promised, that ye shall
keep this
service.

\VS{26}And it shall come to pass, when your
children shall
say unto you, What mean ye by this
service?

\VS{27}That ye shall
say, It
{\ADD{is}} the
sacrifice of the
{\ND{LORD’s}}
passover, who
passed over the
houses of the
children of
Israel in
Egypt, when he
smote the
Egyptians, and
delivered our
houses. And the
people bowed the
head and
worshipped.

\VS{28}And the
children of
Israel went
away, and
did as the
{\ND{LORD}} had
commanded
Moses and
Aaron, so
did they.


\par }{\PP \VS{29}¶ And it came to pass, that at
midnight the
{\ND{LORD}}
smote all the
firstborn in the
land of
Egypt, from the
firstborn of
Pharaoh that
sat on his
throne unto the
firstborn of the
captive that
{\ADD{was}} in the
dungeon; and all the
firstborn of
cattle.\FTNT{§§}{{\FR 12.29 }{\FT{dungeon: Heb. house of the pit}}}

\VS{30}And
Pharaoh rose
up in the
night, he, and all his
servants, and all the
Egyptians; and there was a
great
cry in
Egypt; for
{\ADD{there was}} not a
house where
{\ADD{there was}} not one
dead.


\par }{\PP \VS{31}¶ And he
called for
Moses and
Aaron by
night, and
said, Rise
up,
{\ADD{and}} get you
forth from
among my
people, both ye and the
children of
Israel; and
go,
serve the
{\ND{LORD}}, as ye have
said.

\VS{32}Also
take your
flocks and your
herds, as ye have
said, and be
gone; and
bless me also.

\VS{33}And the
Egyptians were
urgent upon the
people, that they might
send them out of the
land in
haste; for they
said, We
{\ADD{be}} all
dead
{\ADD{men}}.

\VS{34}And the
people
took their
dough before it was
leavened, their
kneadingtroughs being bound
up in their
clothes upon their
shoulders.\FTNT{***}{{\FR 12.34 }{\FT{kneadingtroughs: or, dough}}}

\VS{35}And the
children of
Israel
did according to the
word of
Moses; and they
borrowed of the
Egyptians
jewels of
silver, and
jewels of
gold, and
raiment:

\VS{36}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
gave the
people
favour in the
sight of the
Egyptians, so that they
lent unto them
{\ADD{such things as they required}}. And they
spoiled the
Egyptians.


\par }{\PP \VS{37}¶ And the
children of
Israel
journeyed from
Rameses to
Succoth, about
six
hundred
thousand on
foot
{\ADD{that were}}
men,
beside
children.

\VS{38}And a
mixed
multitude went
up also with them; and
flocks, and
herds,
{\ADD{even}}
very
much
cattle.\FTNT{†††}{{\FR 12.38 }{\FT{a mixed…: Heb. a great mixture}}}

\VS{39}And they
baked
unleavened
cakes of the
dough which they brought
forth out of
Egypt, for it was not
leavened; because they were thrust
out of
Egypt, and
could not
tarry, neither had they
prepared for themselves any
victual.


\par }{\PP \VS{40}¶ Now the
sojourning of the
children of
Israel, who
dwelt in
Egypt,
{\ADD{was}}
four
hundred and
thirty
years.

\VS{41}And it came to pass at the
end of the
four
hundred and
thirty
years, even the
selfsame
day it came to pass, that all the
hosts of the
{\ND{LORD}} went
out from the
land of
Egypt.

\VS{42}It
{\ADD{is}} a
night to be much
observed unto the
{\ND{LORD}} for
bringing them out from the
land of
Egypt: this
{\ADD{is}} that
night of the
{\ND{LORD}} to be
observed of all the
children of
Israel in their
generations.\FTNT{‡‡‡}{{\FR 12.42 }{\FT{a night…: Heb. a night of observations}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{43}¶ And the
{\ND{LORD}}
said unto
Moses and
Aaron, This
{\ADD{is}} the
ordinance of the
passover: There shall no
stranger
eat thereof:

\VS{44}But every
man’s
servant that is
bought for
money, when thou hast
circumcised him, then shall he
eat thereof.

\VS{45}A
foreigner and an hired
servant shall not
eat thereof.

\VS{46}In
one
house shall it be
eaten; thou shalt not carry
forth ought of the
flesh
abroad out of the
house; neither shall ye
break a
bone thereof.

\VS{47}All the
congregation of
Israel shall
keep it.\FTNT{§§§}{{\FR 12.47 }{\FT{keep…: Heb. do it}}}

\VS{48}And when a
stranger shall
sojourn with thee, and will
keep the
passover to the
{\ND{LORD}}, let all his
males be
circumcised, and then let him come
near and
keep it; and he shall be as one that is
born in the
land: for no uncircumcised
person shall
eat thereof.

\VS{49}One
law shall be to him that is
homeborn, and unto the
stranger that
sojourneth
among you.

\VS{50}Thus
did all the
children of
Israel; as the
{\ND{LORD}}
commanded
Moses and
Aaron, so
did they.

\VS{51}And it came to pass the
selfsame
day,
{\ADD{that}} the
{\ND{LORD}} did
bring the
children of
Israel out of the
land of
Egypt by their
armies.




\par }\Chap{13}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
spake unto
Moses,
saying,

\VS{2}Sanctify unto me all the
firstborn, whatsoever
openeth the
womb among the
children of
Israel,
{\ADD{both}} of
man and of
beast: it
{\ADD{is}} mine.


\par }{\PP \VS{3}¶ And
Moses
said unto the
people,
Remember
this
day, in which ye came
out from
Egypt, out of the
house of
bondage; for by
strength of
hand the
{\ND{LORD}} brought you
out from this
{\ADD{place:}} there shall no leavened
bread be
eaten.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 13.3 }{\FT{bondage: Heb. servants}}}

\VS{4}This
day came ye
out in the
month
Abib.


\par }{\PP \VS{5}¶ And it shall be when the
{\ND{LORD}} shall
bring thee into the
land of the
Canaanites, and the
Hittites, and the
Amorites, and the
Hivites, and the
Jebusites, which he
sware unto thy
fathers to
give thee, a
land
flowing with
milk and
honey, that thou shalt
keep this
service in this
month.

\VS{6}Seven
days thou shalt
eat unleavened
bread, and in the
seventh
day
{\ADD{shall be}} a
feast to the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{7}Unleavened
bread shall be
eaten
seven
days; and there shall no leavened
bread be
seen with thee, neither shall there be
leaven
seen with thee in all thy
quarters.


\par }{\PP \VS{8}¶ And thou shalt
shew thy
son in that
day,
saying,
{\ADD{This is done}} because
of
that
{\ADD{which}} the
{\ND{LORD}}
did unto me when I came
forth out of
Egypt.

\VS{9}And it shall be for a
sign unto thee upon thine
hand, and for a
memorial between thine
eyes, that the
{\ND{LORD’s}}
law may be in thy
mouth: for with a
strong
hand hath the
{\ND{LORD}} brought thee
out of
Egypt.

\VS{10}Thou shalt therefore
keep this
ordinance in his
season from
year to
year.


\par }{\PP \VS{11}¶ And it shall be when the
{\ND{LORD}} shall
bring thee into the
land of the
Canaanites, as he
sware unto thee and to thy
fathers, and shall
give it thee,

\VS{12}That thou shalt set
apart unto the
{\ND{LORD}} all that
openeth the
matrix, and every
firstling that
cometh of a
beast which thou hast; the
males
{\ADD{shall be}} the
{\ND{LORD’s}}.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 13.12 }{\FT{set…: Heb. cause to pass over}}}

\VS{13}And every
firstling of an
ass thou shalt
redeem with a
lamb; and if thou wilt not
redeem it, then thou shalt break his
neck: and all the
firstborn of
man among thy
children shalt thou
redeem.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 13.13 }{\FT{lamb: or, kid}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{14}¶ And it shall be when thy
son
asketh thee in time to
come,
saying, What
{\ADD{is}} this? that thou shalt
say unto him, By
strength of
hand the
{\ND{LORD}} brought us
out from
Egypt, from the
house of
bondage:\FTNT{§}{{\FR 13.14 }{\FT{in…: Heb. to morrow}}}

\VS{15}And it came to pass, when
Pharaoh would
hardly let us
go, that the
{\ND{LORD}}
slew all the
firstborn in the
land of
Egypt, both the
firstborn of
man, and the
firstborn of
beast: therefore I
sacrifice to the
{\ND{LORD}} all that
openeth the
matrix, being
males; but all the
firstborn of my
children I
redeem.

\VS{16}And it shall be for a
token upon thine
hand, and for
frontlets between thine
eyes: for by
strength of
hand the
{\ND{LORD}} brought us
forth out of
Egypt.


\par }{\PP \VS{17}¶ And it came to pass, when
Pharaoh had let the
people
go, that
God
led them not
{\ADD{through}} the
way of the
land of the
Philistines,
although that
{\ADD{was}}
near; for
God
said, Lest peradventure the
people
repent when they
see
war, and they
return to
Egypt:

\VS{18}But
God
led the
people
about,
{\ADD{through}} the
way of the
wilderness of the
Red
sea: and the
children of
Israel went
up
harnessed out of the
land of
Egypt.\FTNT{**}{{\FR 13.18 }{\FT{harnessed: or, by five in a rank}}}

\VS{19}And
Moses
took the
bones of
Joseph with him: for he had
straitly
sworn the
children of
Israel,
saying,
God will
surely
visit you; and ye shall carry
up my
bones
away hence with you.


\par }{\PP \VS{20}¶ And they took their
journey from
Succoth, and
encamped in
Etham, in the
edge of the
wilderness.

\VS{21}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
went
before them by
day in a
pillar of a
cloud, to
lead them the
way; and by
night in a
pillar of
fire, to give them
light; to
go by
day and
night:

\VS{22}He took not
away the
pillar of the
cloud by
day, nor the
pillar of
fire by
night,
{\ADD{from}}
before the
people.




\par }\Chap{14}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
spake unto
Moses,
saying,

\VS{2}Speak unto the
children of
Israel, that they
turn and
encamp
before
Pi-hahiroth, between
Migdol and the
sea, over
against
Baal-zephon:
before it shall ye
encamp by the
sea.

\VS{3}For
Pharaoh will
say of the
children of
Israel, They
{\ADD{are}}
entangled in the
land, the
wilderness hath shut them
in.

\VS{4}And I will
harden
Pharaoh’s
heart, that he shall
follow
after them; and I will be
honoured upon
Pharaoh, and upon all his
host; that the
Egyptians may
know that I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}}. And they
did so.


\par }{\PP \VS{5}¶ And it was
told the
king of
Egypt that the
people
fled: and the
heart of
Pharaoh and of his
servants was
turned against the
people, and they
said, Why have we
done this, that we have let
Israel
go from
serving us?

\VS{6}And he made
ready his
chariot, and
took his
people with him:

\VS{7}And he
took
six
hundred
chosen
chariots, and all the
chariots of
Egypt, and
captains over every one of them.

\VS{8}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
hardened the
heart of
Pharaoh
king of
Egypt, and he
pursued
after the
children of
Israel: and the
children of
Israel went
out with an
high
hand.

\VS{9}But the
Egyptians
pursued
after them, all the
horses
{\ADD{and}}
chariots of
Pharaoh, and his
horsemen, and his
army, and
overtook them
encamping by the
sea, beside
Pi-hahiroth,
before
Baal-zephon.


\par }{\PP \VS{10}¶ And when
Pharaoh drew
nigh, the
children of
Israel lifted
up their
eyes, and, behold, the
Egyptians
marched
after them; and they were
sore
afraid: and the
children of
Israel cried
out unto the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{11}And they
said unto
Moses, Because
{\ADD{there were}} no
graves in
Egypt, hast thou taken us
away to
die in the
wilderness?
wherefore hast thou
dealt thus with us, to carry us
forth out of
Egypt?

\VS{12}{\ADD{Is}} not this the
word that we did
tell thee in
Egypt,
saying, Let us
alone, that we may
serve the
Egyptians? For
{\ADD{it had been}}
better for us to
serve the
Egyptians, than that we should
die in the
wilderness.


\par }{\PP \VS{13}¶ And
Moses
said unto the
people,
Fear ye not, stand
still, and
see the
salvation of the
{\ND{LORD}}, which he will
shew to you to
day: for the
Egyptians whom ye have
seen to
day, ye shall
see them
again no more
for
ever.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 14.13 }{\FT{for the…: or, for whereas ye have seen the Egyptians to day}}}

\VS{14}The
{\ND{LORD}} shall
fight for you, and ye shall hold your
peace.


\par }{\PP \VS{15}¶ And the
{\ND{LORD}}
said unto
Moses, Wherefore
criest thou unto me?
speak unto the
children of
Israel, that they go
forward:

\VS{16}But lift thou
up thy
rod, and stretch
out thine
hand over the
sea, and
divide it: and the
children of
Israel shall
go on
dry
{\ADD{ground}} through the
midst of the
sea.

\VS{17}And I, behold, I will
harden the
hearts of the
Egyptians, and they shall
follow
them: and I will get me
honour upon
Pharaoh, and upon all his
host, upon his
chariots, and upon his
horsemen.

\VS{18}And the
Egyptians shall
know that I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}}, when I have gotten me
honour upon
Pharaoh, upon his
chariots, and upon his
horsemen.


\par }{\PP \VS{19}¶ And the
angel of
God, which
went
before the
camp of
Israel,
removed and
went
behind them; and the
pillar of the
cloud
went from before their
face, and
stood
behind them:

\VS{20}And it
came between the
camp of the
Egyptians and the
camp of
Israel; and it was a
cloud and
darkness
{\ADD{to them}}, but it gave
light by
night
{\ADD{to these:}} so that the one came not
near the
other all the
night.


\par }{\PP \VS{21}And
Moses stretched
out his
hand over the
sea; and the
{\ND{LORD}} caused the
sea to
go
{\ADD{back}} by a
strong
east
wind all that
night, and
made the
sea
dry
{\ADD{land}}, and the
waters were
divided.

\VS{22}And the
children of
Israel
went into the
midst of the
sea upon the
dry
{\ADD{ground:}} and the
waters
{\ADD{were}} a
wall unto them on their right
hand, and on their
left.


\par }{\PP \VS{23}¶ And the
Egyptians
pursued, and went
in
after them to the
midst of the
sea,
{\ADD{even}} all
Pharaoh’s
horses, his
chariots, and his
horsemen.

\VS{24}And it came to pass, that in the
morning
watch the
{\ND{LORD}}
looked unto the
host of the
Egyptians through the
pillar of
fire and of the
cloud, and
troubled the
host of the
Egyptians,

\VS{25}And took
off their
chariot
wheels, that they
drave them
heavily: so that the
Egyptians
said, Let us
flee from the
face of
Israel; for the
{\ND{LORD}}
fighteth for them against the
Egyptians.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 14.25 }{\FT{that they…: or, and made them to go heavily}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{26}¶ And the
{\ND{LORD}}
said unto
Moses, Stretch
out thine
hand over the
sea, that the
waters may come
again upon the
Egyptians, upon their
chariots, and upon their
horsemen.

\VS{27}And
Moses stretched
forth his
hand over the
sea, and the
sea
returned to his
strength when the
morning
appeared; and the
Egyptians
fled
against it; and the
{\ND{LORD}}
overthrew the
Egyptians in the
midst of the
sea.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 14.27 }{\FT{overthrew: Heb. shook off}}}

\VS{28}And the
waters
returned, and
covered the
chariots, and the
horsemen,
{\ADD{and}} all the
host of
Pharaoh that
came into the
sea
after them; there
remained not so much
as
one of them.

\VS{29}But the
children of
Israel
walked upon
dry
{\ADD{land}} in the
midst of the
sea; and the
waters
{\ADD{were}} a
wall unto them on their right
hand, and on their
left.

\VS{30}Thus the
{\ND{LORD}}
saved
Israel that
day out of the
hand of the
Egyptians; and
Israel
saw the
Egyptians
dead upon the
sea
shore.

\VS{31}And
Israel
saw that
great
work which the
{\ND{LORD}}
did upon the
Egyptians: and the
people
feared the
{\ND{LORD}}, and
believed the
{\ND{LORD}}, and his
servant
Moses.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 14.31 }{\FT{work: Heb. hand}}}




\par }\Chap{15}{\PP \VerseOne{1}Then
sang
Moses and the
children of
Israel this
song unto the
{\ND{LORD}}, and
spake,
saying, I will
sing unto the
{\ND{LORD}}, for he hath
triumphed
gloriously: the
horse and his
rider hath he
thrown into the
sea.

\VS{2}The
{\ND{LORD}}
{\ADD{is}} my
strength and
song, and he is become my
salvation:
he
{\ADD{is}} my
God, and I will prepare him an
habitation; my
father’s
God, and I will
exalt him.

\VS{3}The
{\ND{LORD}}
{\ADD{is}} a
man of
war: the
{\ND{LORD}}
{\ADD{is}} his
name.

\VS{4}Pharaoh’s
chariots and his
host hath he
cast into the
sea: his
chosen
captains also are
drowned in the
Red
sea.

\VS{5}The
depths have
covered them: they
sank into the
bottom
as a
stone.

\VS{6}Thy right
hand, O
{\ND{LORD}}, is become
glorious in
power: thy right
hand, O
{\ND{LORD}}, hath dashed in
pieces the
enemy.

\VS{7}And in the
greatness of thine
excellency thou hast
overthrown them that rose up
against thee: thou sentest
forth thy
wrath,
{\ADD{which}}
consumed them as
stubble.

\VS{8}And with the
blast of thy
nostrils the
waters were gathered
together, the
floods stood
upright as an
heap,
{\ADD{and}} the
depths were
congealed in the
heart of the
sea.

\VS{9}The
enemy
said, I will
pursue, I will
overtake, I will
divide the
spoil; my
lust shall be
satisfied upon them; I will
draw my
sword, my
hand shall
destroy them.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 15.9 }{\FT{destroy: or, repossess}}}

\VS{10}Thou didst
blow with thy
wind, the
sea
covered them: they
sank as
lead in the
mighty
waters.

\VS{11}Who
{\ADD{is}} like unto thee, O
{\ND{LORD}}, among the
gods? who
{\ADD{is}} like thee,
glorious in
holiness,
fearful
{\ADD{in}}
praises,
doing
wonders?\FTNT{†}{{\FR 15.11 }{\FT{gods: or, mighty ones?}}}

\VS{12}Thou stretchedst
out thy right
hand, the
earth
swallowed them.

\VS{13}Thou in thy
mercy hast led
forth the
people
{\ADD{
which}} thou hast
redeemed: thou hast
guided
{\ADD{them}} in thy
strength unto thy
holy
habitation.

\VS{14}The
people shall
hear,
{\ADD{and}} be
afraid:
sorrow shall take
hold on the
inhabitants of
Palestina.

\VS{15}Then the
dukes of
Edom shall be
amazed; the mighty
men of
Moab,
trembling shall take
hold upon them; all the
inhabitants of
Canaan shall melt
away.

\VS{16}Fear and
dread shall
fall upon them; by the
greatness of thine
arm they shall be
{\ADD{as}}
still as a
stone; till thy
people pass
over, O
{\ND{LORD}}, till the
people pass
over,
{\ADD{
which}} thou hast
purchased.

\VS{17}Thou shalt
bring them in, and
plant them in the
mountain of thine
inheritance,
{\ADD{in}} the
place, O
{\ND{LORD}},
{\ADD{which}} thou hast
made for thee to dwell
in,
{\ADD{in}} the
Sanctuary, O
Lord,
{\ADD{which}} thy
hands have
established.

\VS{18}The
{\ND{LORD}} shall
reign for
ever and
ever.

\VS{19}For the
horse of
Pharaoh went
in with his
chariots and with his
horsemen into the
sea, and the
{\ND{LORD}} brought
again the
waters of the
sea upon them; but the
children of
Israel
went on
dry
{\ADD{land}} in the
midst of the
sea.


\par }{\PP \VS{20}¶ And
Miriam the
prophetess, the
sister of
Aaron,
took a
timbrel in her
hand; and all the
women went
out
after her with
timbrels and with
dances.

\VS{21}And
Miriam
answered them,
Sing ye to the
{\ND{LORD}}, for he hath
triumphed
gloriously; the
horse and his
rider hath he
thrown into the
sea.


\par }{\PP \VS{22}So
Moses
brought
Israel from the
Red
sea, and they went
out into the
wilderness of
Shur; and they
went
three
days in the
wilderness, and
found no
water.


\par }{\PP \VS{23}¶ And when they
came to
Marah, they
could not
drink of the
waters of
Marah, for they
{\ADD{were}}
bitter: therefore the
name of it was
called
Marah.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 15.23 }{\FT{Marah: that is Bitterness}}}

\VS{24}And the
people
murmured against
Moses,
saying, What shall we
drink?

\VS{25}And he
cried unto the
{\ND{LORD}}; and the
{\ND{LORD}}
shewed him a
tree,
{\ADD{which}} when he had
cast into the
waters, the
waters were made
sweet: there he
made for them a
statute and an
ordinance, and there he
proved them,

\VS{26}And
said, If thou wilt
diligently
hearken to the
voice of the
{\ND{LORD}} thy
God, and wilt
do that which is
right in his
sight, and wilt give
ear to his
commandments, and
keep all his
statutes, I will
put none of these
diseases upon thee, which I have
brought upon the
Egyptians: for I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}} that
healeth thee.


\par }{\PP \VS{27}¶ And they
came to
Elim, where
{\ADD{were}}
twelve
wells of
water, and threescore and
ten palm
trees: and they
encamped there by the
waters.




\par }\Chap{16}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And they took their
journey from
Elim, and all the
congregation of the
children of
Israel
came unto the
wilderness of
Sin, which
{\ADD{is}} between
Elim and
Sinai, on the
fifteenth
day of the
second
month after their departing
out of the
land of
Egypt.

\VS{2}And the whole
congregation of the
children of
Israel
murmured against
Moses and
Aaron in the
wilderness:

\VS{3}And the
children of
Israel
said unto them, Would to
God we had
died by the
hand of the
{\ND{LORD}} in the
land of
Egypt, when we
sat by the
flesh
pots,
{\ADD{and}} when we did
eat
bread to the
full; for ye have brought us
forth into this
wilderness, to
kill this whole
assembly with
hunger.


\par }{\PP \VS{4}¶ Then
said the
{\ND{LORD}} unto
Moses, Behold, I will
rain
bread from
heaven for you; and the
people shall go
out and
gather a certain
rate every
day, that I may
prove them, whether they will
walk in my
law, or no.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 16.4 }{\FT{a certain…: Heb. the portion of a day in his day}}}

\VS{5}And it shall come to pass, that on the
sixth
day they shall
prepare
{\ADD{that}}
which they bring
in; and it shall be
twice as much as they
gather
daily.

\VS{6}And
Moses and
Aaron
said unto all the
children of
Israel, At
even, then ye shall
know that the
{\ND{LORD}} hath brought you
out from the
land of
Egypt:

\VS{7}And in the
morning, then ye shall
see the
glory of the
{\ND{LORD}}; for that he
heareth your
murmurings against the
{\ND{LORD}}: and what
{\ADD{are}}
we, that ye
murmur against us?

\VS{8}And
Moses
said,
{\ADD{This shall be}}, when the
{\ND{LORD}} shall
give you in the
evening
flesh to
eat, and in the
morning
bread to the
full; for that the
{\ND{LORD}}
heareth your
murmurings which ye
murmur against him: and what
{\ADD{are}}
we? your
murmurings
{\ADD{are}} not against us, but against the
{\ND{LORD}}.


\par }{\PP \VS{9}¶ And
Moses
spake unto
Aaron,
Say unto all the
congregation of the
children of
Israel, Come
near
before the
{\ND{LORD}}: for he hath
heard your
murmurings.

\VS{10}And it came to pass, as
Aaron
spake unto the whole
congregation of the
children of
Israel, that they
looked toward the
wilderness, and, behold, the
glory of the
{\ND{LORD}}
appeared in the
cloud.


\par }{\PP \VS{11}¶ And the
{\ND{LORD}}
spake unto
Moses,
saying,

\VS{12}I have
heard the
murmurings of the
children of
Israel:
speak unto them,
saying, At
even ye shall
eat
flesh, and in the
morning ye shall be
filled with
bread; and ye shall
know that I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}} your
God.


\par }{\PP \VS{13}And it came to pass, that at
even the
quails came
up, and
covered the
camp: and in the
morning the
dew
lay round
about the
host.

\VS{14}And when the
dew that
lay was gone
up, behold, upon the
face of the
wilderness
{\ADD{there lay}} a
small round
thing,
{\ADD{as}}
small as the hoar
frost on the
ground.

\VS{15}And when the
children of
Israel
saw
{\ADD{it}}, they
said
one to
another, It
{\ADD{is}}
manna: for they
wist not what it
{\ADD{was}}. And
Moses
said unto them, This
{\ADD{is}} the
bread which the
{\ND{LORD}} hath
given you to
eat.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 16.15 }{\FT{It is…: or, What is this? or, It is a portion}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{16}¶ This
{\ADD{is}} the
thing
which the
{\ND{LORD}} hath
commanded,
Gather of it every
man
according to his
eating, an
omer for every
man,
{\ADD{according to}} the
number of your
persons;
take ye every
man for
{\ADD{them}} which
{\ADD{are}} in his
tents.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 16.16 }{\FT{for every…: Heb. by the poll, or, head}}}\FTNT{§}{{\FR 16.16 }{\FT{persons: Heb. souls}}}

\VS{17}And the
children of
Israel
did so, and
gathered, some
more, some
less.

\VS{18}And when they did
mete
{\ADD{it}} with an
omer, he that gathered
much had nothing
over, and he that gathered
little had no
lack; they
gathered every
man
according to his
eating.

\VS{19}And
Moses
said, Let no
man
leave of it till the
morning.

\VS{20}Notwithstanding they
hearkened not unto
Moses; but
some of them
left of it until the
morning, and it
bred
worms, and
stank: and
Moses was
wroth with them.

\VS{21}And they
gathered it every
morning, every
man
according to his
eating: and when the
sun waxed
hot, it
melted.


\par }{\PP \VS{22}¶ And it came to pass,
{\ADD{that}} on the
sixth
day they
gathered
twice as much
bread,
two
omers for
one
{\ADD{man:}} and all the
rulers of the
congregation
came and
told
Moses.

\VS{23}And he
said unto them, This
{\ADD{is that}} which the
{\ND{LORD}} hath
said, To
morrow
{\ADD{is}} the
rest of the
holy
sabbath unto the
{\ND{LORD}}:
bake
{\ADD{that}} which ye will
bake
{\ADD{to day}}, and
seethe that ye will
seethe; and that
which remaineth
over lay
up for you to be
kept until the
morning.

\VS{24}And they laid it
up till the
morning, as
Moses
bade: and it did not
stink, neither was there any
worm therein.

\VS{25}And
Moses
said,
Eat that to
day; for to
day
{\ADD{is}} a
sabbath unto the
{\ND{LORD}}: to
day ye shall not
find it in the
field.

\VS{26}Six
days ye shall
gather it; but on the
seventh
day,
{\ADD{which is}} the
sabbath, in it there shall be none.


\par }{\PP \VS{27}¶ And it came to pass,
{\ADD{that}} there went
out
{\ADD{some}} of the
people on the
seventh
day for to
gather, and they
found none.

\VS{28}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
said unto
Moses, How long
refuse ye to
keep my
commandments and my
laws?

\VS{29}See, for that the
{\ND{LORD}} hath
given you the
sabbath, therefore he
giveth you on the
sixth
day the
bread of two
days;
abide ye every
man in his place, let no
man go
out of his
place on the
seventh
day.

\VS{30}So the
people
rested on the
seventh
day.

\VS{31}And the
house of
Israel
called the
name thereof
Manna: and it
{\ADD{was}} like
coriander
seed,
white; and the
taste of it
{\ADD{was}} like
wafers
{\ADD{made}} with
honey.


\par }{\PP \VS{32}¶ And
Moses
said, This
{\ADD{is}} the
thing which the
{\ND{LORD}}
commandeth,
Fill an
omer of it to be
kept for your
generations; that they may
see the
bread wherewith I have
fed you in the
wilderness, when I brought you
forth from the
land of
Egypt.

\VS{33}And
Moses
said unto
Aaron,
Take
a
pot, and
put an
omer
full of
manna therein, and lay it
up
before the
{\ND{LORD}}, to be
kept for your
generations.

\VS{34}As the
{\ND{LORD}}
commanded
Moses, so
Aaron laid it
up
before the
Testimony, to be
kept.

\VS{35}And the
children of
Israel did
eat
manna
forty
years, until they
came to a
land
inhabited; they did
eat
manna, until they
came unto the
borders of the
land of
Canaan.

\VS{36}Now an
omer
{\ADD{is}} the
tenth
{\ADD{part}} of an
ephah.




\par }\Chap{17}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And all the
congregation of the
children of
Israel
journeyed from the
wilderness of
Sin, after their
journeys, according to the
commandment of the
{\ND{LORD}}, and
pitched in
Rephidim: and
{\ADD{there was}} no
water for the
people to
drink.

\VS{2}Wherefore the
people did
chide with
Moses, and
said,
Give us
water that we may
drink. And
Moses
said unto them, Why
chide ye with me? wherefore do ye
tempt the
{\ND{LORD}}?

\VS{3}And the
people
thirsted there for
water; and the
people
murmured against
Moses, and
said, Wherefore
{\ADD{is}} this
{\ADD{that}} thou hast
brought us up out of
Egypt, to
kill us and our
children and our
cattle with
thirst?

\VS{4}And
Moses
cried unto the
{\ND{LORD}},
saying, What shall I
do unto this
people? they be
almost ready to
stone me.

\VS{5}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
said unto
Moses, Go
on
before the
people, and
take with thee of the
elders of
Israel; and thy
rod, wherewith thou
smotest the
river,
take in thine
hand, and
go.

\VS{6}Behold, I will
stand
before thee there upon the
rock in
Horeb; and thou shalt
smite the
rock, and there shall
come
water out of it, that the
people may
drink. And
Moses
did so in the
sight of the
elders of
Israel.

\VS{7}And he
called the
name of the
place
Massah, and
Meribah, because of the
chiding of the
children of
Israel, and because they
tempted the
{\ND{LORD}},
saying,
Is the
{\ND{LORD}}
among us, or not?\FTNT{*}{{\FR 17.7 }{\FT{Massah: that is, Temptation}}}\FTNT{†}{{\FR 17.7 }{\FT{Meribah: that is, Chiding, or, Strife}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{8}¶ Then
came
Amalek, and
fought with
Israel in
Rephidim.

\VS{9}And
Moses
said unto
Joshua, Choose us
out
men, and go
out,
fight with
Amalek: to
morrow I will
stand on the
top of the
hill with the
rod of
God in mine
hand.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 17.9 }{\FT{Joshua: called Jesus}}}

\VS{10}So
Joshua
did as
Moses had
said to him, and
fought with
Amalek: and
Moses,
Aaron, and
Hur went
up to the
top of the
hill.

\VS{11}And it came to pass, when
Moses held
up his
hand, that
Israel
prevailed: and when he let
down his
hand,
Amalek
prevailed.

\VS{12}But
Moses’
hands
{\ADD{were}}
heavy; and they
took a
stone, and
put
{\ADD{it}} under him, and he
sat thereon; and
Aaron and
Hur stayed
up his
hands, the one on the one
side, and the other on the other
side; and his
hands were
steady until the going
down of the
sun.

\VS{13}And
Joshua
discomfited
Amalek and his
people with the
edge of the
sword.

\VS{14}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
said unto
Moses,
Write this
{\ADD{for}} a
memorial in a
book, and
rehearse
{\ADD{it}} in the
ears of
Joshua: for I will
utterly put
out the
remembrance of
Amalek from under
heaven.

\VS{15}And
Moses
built an
altar, and
called the
name of it
Jehovah-nissi:\FTNT{§}{{\FR 17.15 }{\FT{Jehovah-nissi: that is, The
{\ND{LORD}} my banner}}}

\VS{16}For he
said, Because the
{\ND{LORD}} hath
sworn
{\ADD{that}} the
{\ND{LORD}}
{\ADD{will have}}
war with
Amalek from
generation to
generation.\FTNT{**}{{\FR 17.16 }{\FT{Because…: or, Because the hand of Amalek is against the throne of the
{\ND{LORD}}, therefore, etc}}}\FTNT{††}{{\FR 17.16 }{\FT{the
{\ND{LORD}} hath…: Heb. the hand upon the throne of the
{\ND{LORD}}}}}




\par }\Chap{18}{\PP \VerseOne{1}When
Jethro, the
priest of
Midian,
Moses’ father in
law,
heard of all that
God had
done for
Moses, and for
Israel his
people,
{\ADD{and}} that the
{\ND{LORD}} had
brought
Israel out of
Egypt;

\VS{2}Then
Jethro,
Moses’ father in
law,
took
Zipporah,
Moses’
wife,
after he had sent her
back,

\VS{3}And her
two
sons; of which the
name of the
one
{\ADD{was}}
Gershom; for he
said, I have been an
alien in a
strange
land:\FTNT{*}{{\FR 18.3 }{\FT{Gershom: that is A stranger there}}}

\VS{4}And the
name of the
other
{\ADD{was}}
Eliezer; for the
God of my
father,
{\ADD{said he, was}} mine
help, and
delivered me from the
sword of
Pharaoh:\FTNT{†}{{\FR 18.4 }{\FT{Eliezer: that is, My God is an help}}}

\VS{5}And
Jethro,
Moses’ father in
law,
came with his
sons and his
wife unto
Moses into the
wilderness, where he
encamped at the
mount of
God:

\VS{6}And he
said unto
Moses, I thy father in
law
Jethro am
come unto thee, and thy
wife, and her
two
sons with her.


\par }{\PP \VS{7}¶ And
Moses went
out to
meet his father in
law, and did
obeisance, and
kissed him; and they
asked
each
other of
{\ADD{their}}
welfare; and they
came into the
tent.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 18.7 }{\FT{welfare: Heb. peace}}}

\VS{8}And
Moses
told his father in
law all that the
{\ND{LORD}} had
done unto
Pharaoh and to the
Egyptians for
Israel’s
sake,
{\ADD{and}} all the
travail that had
come upon them by the
way, and
{\ADD{how}} the
{\ND{LORD}}
delivered them.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 18.8 }{\FT{come…: Heb. found them}}}

\VS{9}And
Jethro
rejoiced for all the
goodness which the
{\ND{LORD}} had
done to
Israel, whom he had
delivered out of the
hand of the
Egyptians.

\VS{10}And
Jethro
said,
Blessed
{\ADD{be}} the
{\ND{LORD}}, who hath
delivered you out of the
hand of the
Egyptians, and out of the
hand of
Pharaoh, who hath
delivered the
people from under the
hand of the
Egyptians.

\VS{11}Now I
know that the
{\ND{LORD}}
{\ADD{is}}
greater than all
gods: for in the
thing wherein they dealt
proudly
{\ADD{he was}} above them.

\VS{12}And
Jethro,
Moses’ father in
law,
took a burnt
offering and
sacrifices for
God: and
Aaron
came, and all the
elders of
Israel, to
eat
bread with
Moses’ father in
law
before
God.


\par }{\PP \VS{13}¶ And it came to pass on the
morrow, that
Moses
sat to
judge the
people: and the
people
stood by
Moses from the
morning unto the
evening.

\VS{14}And when
Moses’ father in
law
saw all that he
did to the
people, he
said, What
{\ADD{is}} this
thing that thou
doest to the
people? why
sittest thou thyself alone, and all the
people
stand by thee from
morning unto
even?

\VS{15}And
Moses
said unto his father in
law, Because the
people
come unto me to
enquire of
God:

\VS{16}When they have a
matter, they
come unto me; and I
judge between
one and
another, and I do make
{\ADD{them}}
know the
statutes of
God, and his
laws.\FTNT{**}{{\FR 18.16 }{\FT{one…: Heb. a man and his fellow}}}

\VS{17}And
Moses’ father in
law
said unto him, The
thing that thou
doest
{\ADD{is}} not
good.

\VS{18}Thou wilt
surely wear
away, both thou, and this
people that
{\ADD{is}} with thee: for this
thing
{\ADD{is}} too
heavy for thee; thou art not
able to
perform it thyself alone.\FTNT{††}{{\FR 18.18 }{\FT{Thou wilt…: Heb. Fading thou wilt fade}}}

\VS{19}Hearken now unto my
voice, I will give thee
counsel, and
God shall
be with thee: Be thou for the
people to
God-ward, that thou mayest
bring the
causes unto
God:

\VS{20}And thou shalt
teach them
ordinances and
laws, and shalt
shew them the
way wherein they must
walk, and the
work that they must
do.

\VS{21}Moreover thou shalt
provide out of all the
people
able
men, such as
fear
God,
men of
truth,
hating
covetousness; and
place
{\ADD{such}} over them,
{\ADD{to be}}
rulers of
thousands,
{\ADD{and}}
rulers of
hundreds,
rulers of
fifties, and
rulers of
tens:

\VS{22}And let them
judge the
people at all
seasons: and it shall be,
{\ADD{that}} every
great
matter they shall
bring unto thee, but every
small
matter they shall
judge: so shall it be
easier for thyself, and they shall
bear
{\ADD{the burden}} with thee.

\VS{23}If thou shalt
do this
thing, and
God
command thee
{\ADD{so}}, then thou shalt be
able to
endure, and all this
people shall also
go to their
place in
peace.

\VS{24}So
Moses
hearkened to the
voice of his father in
law, and
did all that he had
said.

\VS{25}And
Moses
chose
able
men out of all
Israel, and
made them
heads over the
people,
rulers of
thousands,
rulers of
hundreds,
rulers of
fifties, and
rulers of
tens.

\VS{26}And they
judged the
people at all
seasons: the
hard
causes they
brought unto
Moses, but every
small
matter they
judged themselves.


\par }{\PP \VS{27}¶ And
Moses let his father in
law
depart; and he
went his way into his own
land.




\par }\Chap{19}{\PP \VerseOne{1}In the
third
month, when the
children of
Israel were gone
forth out of the
land of
Egypt, the same
day
came they
{\ADD{into}} the
wilderness of
Sinai.

\VS{2}For they were
departed from
Rephidim, and were
come
{\ADD{to}} the
desert of
Sinai, and had
pitched in the
wilderness; and there
Israel
camped before the
mount.

\VS{3}And
Moses went
up unto
God, and the
{\ND{LORD}}
called unto him out of the
mountain,
saying, Thus shalt thou
say to the
house of
Jacob, and
tell the
children of
Israel;

\VS{4}Ye have
seen what I
did unto the
Egyptians, and
{\ADD{how}} I
bare you on
eagles’
wings, and
brought you unto myself.

\VS{5}Now therefore, if ye will
obey my
voice
indeed, and
keep my
covenant, then ye shall be a peculiar
treasure unto me above all
people: for all the
earth
{\ADD{is}} mine:

\VS{6}And ye shall be unto me a
kingdom of
priests, and an
holy
nation. These
{\ADD{are}} the
words which thou shalt
speak unto the
children of
Israel.


\par }{\PP \VS{7}¶ And
Moses
came and
called for the
elders of the
people, and
laid before their
faces all these
words which the
{\ND{LORD}}
commanded him.

\VS{8}And all the
people
answered
together, and
said, All that the
{\ND{LORD}} hath
spoken we will
do. And
Moses
returned the
words of the
people unto the
{\ND{LORD}}.


\par }{\PP \VS{9}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
said unto
Moses, Lo, I
come unto thee in a
thick
cloud, that the
people may
hear when I
speak with thee, and
believe thee for
ever. And
Moses
told the
words of the
people unto the
{\ND{LORD}}.


\par }{\PP \VS{10}¶ And the
{\ND{LORD}}
said unto
Moses,
Go unto the
people, and
sanctify them to
day and to
morrow, and let them
wash their
clothes,

\VS{11}And be
ready against the
third
day: for the
third
day the
{\ND{LORD}} will come
down in the
sight of all the
people upon
mount
Sinai.

\VS{12}And thou shalt set
bounds unto the
people round
about,
saying, Take
heed to yourselves,
{\ADD{that ye}} go
{\ADD{not}}
up into the
mount, or
touch the
border of it: whosoever
toucheth the
mount shall be
surely put to
death:

\VS{13}There shall not an
hand
touch it, but he shall
surely be
stoned,
or
shot
through; whether
{\ADD{it be}}
beast
or
man, it shall not
live: when the
trumpet soundeth
long, they shall come
up to the
mount.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 19.13 }{\FT{trumpet: or, cornet}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{14}¶ And
Moses went
down from the
mount unto the
people, and
sanctified the
people; and they
washed their
clothes.

\VS{15}And he
said unto the
people,
Be
ready against the
third
day:
come not at
{\ADD{your}}
wives.


\par }{\PP \VS{16}¶ And it came to pass on the
third
day in the
morning, that there were
thunders and
lightnings, and a
thick
cloud upon the
mount, and the
voice of the
trumpet
exceeding
loud; so that all the
people that
{\ADD{was}} in the
camp
trembled.

\VS{17}And
Moses brought
forth the
people out of the
camp to
meet with
God; and they
stood at the
nether part of the
mount.

\VS{18}And
mount
Sinai was altogether on a
smoke,
because the
{\ND{LORD}}
descended upon it in
fire: and the
smoke thereof
ascended as the
smoke of a
furnace, and the whole
mount
quaked
greatly.

\VS{19}And when the
voice of the
trumpet
sounded
long, and waxed
louder and
louder,
Moses
spake, and
God
answered him by a
voice.

\VS{20}And the
{\ND{LORD}} came
down upon
mount
Sinai, on the
top of the
mount: and the
{\ND{LORD}}
called
Moses
{\ADD{up}}
to the
top of the
mount; and
Moses went
up.

\VS{21}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
said unto
Moses, Go
down,
charge the
people, lest they break
through unto the
{\ND{LORD}} to
gaze, and
many of them
perish.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 19.21 }{\FT{charge: Heb. contest}}}

\VS{22}And let the
priests also, which come
near to the
{\ND{LORD}},
sanctify themselves, lest the
{\ND{LORD}} break
forth upon them.

\VS{23}And
Moses
said unto the
{\ND{LORD}}, The
people
cannot come
up to
mount
Sinai: for thou
chargedst us,
saying, Set
bounds about the
mount, and
sanctify it.

\VS{24}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
said unto him,
Away, get thee
down, and thou shalt come
up, thou, and
Aaron with thee: but let not the
priests and the
people break
through to come
up unto the
{\ND{LORD}}, lest he break
forth upon them.

\VS{25}So
Moses went
down unto the
people, and
spake unto them.




\par }\Chap{20}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And
God
spake all these
words,
saying,

\VS{2}I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}} thy
God, which have
brought thee out of the
land of
Egypt, out of the
house of
bondage.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 20.2 }{\FT{bondage: Heb. servants}}}

\VS{3}Thou shalt have no
other
gods before
me.

\VS{4}Thou shalt not
make unto thee any graven
image, or any
likeness
{\ADD{of any thing}}
that
{\ADD{is}} in
heaven
above, or that
{\ADD{is}} in the
earth beneath, or that
{\ADD{is}} in the
water under the
earth:

\VS{5}Thou shalt not bow
down thyself to them, nor
serve them: for I the
{\ND{LORD}} thy
God
{\ADD{am}} a
jealous
God,
visiting the
iniquity of the
fathers upon the
children unto the
third and
fourth
{\ADD{generation}} of them that
hate me;

\VS{6}And
shewing
mercy unto
thousands of them that
love me, and
keep my
commandments.

\VS{7}Thou shalt not
take the
name of the
{\ND{LORD}} thy
God in
vain; for the
{\ND{LORD}} will not hold him
guiltless that
taketh his
name in
vain.

\VS{8}Remember the
sabbath
day, to keep it
holy.

\VS{9}Six
days shalt thou
labour, and
do all thy
work:

\VS{10}But the
seventh
day
{\ADD{is}} the
sabbath of the
{\ND{LORD}} thy
God:
{\ADD{in it}} thou shalt not
do any
work, thou, nor thy
son, nor thy
daughter, thy
manservant, nor thy
maidservant, nor thy
cattle, nor thy
stranger that
{\ADD{is}} within thy
gates:

\VS{11}For
{\ADD{in}}
six
days the
{\ND{LORD}}
made
heaven and
earth, the
sea, and all that in them
{\ADD{is}}, and
rested the
seventh
day: wherefore the
{\ND{LORD}}
blessed the
sabbath
day, and
hallowed it.


\par }{\PP \VS{12}¶
Honour thy
father and thy
mother: that thy
days may be
long upon the
land which the
{\ND{LORD}} thy
God
giveth 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, thou shalt not
covet thy
neighbour’s
wife, nor his
manservant, nor his
maidservant, nor his
ox, nor his
ass, nor any thing that
{\ADD{is}} thy
neighbour’s.


\par }{\PP \VS{18}¶ And all the
people
saw the
thunderings, and the
lightnings, and the
noise of the
trumpet, and the
mountain
smoking: and when the
people
saw
{\ADD{it}}, they
removed, and
stood afar
off.

\VS{19}And they
said unto
Moses,
Speak thou with us, and we will
hear: but let not
God
speak with us, lest we
die.

\VS{20}And
Moses
said unto the
people,
Fear not: for
God is
come
to
prove you, and that his
fear may be before your
faces, that ye
sin not.

\VS{21}And the
people
stood afar
off, and
Moses drew
near unto the thick
darkness where
God
{\ADD{was}}.


\par }{\PP \VS{22}¶ And the
{\ND{LORD}}
said unto
Moses, Thus thou shalt
say unto the
children of
Israel, Ye have
seen that I have
talked with you from
heaven.

\VS{23}Ye shall not
make with me
gods of
silver, neither shall ye
make unto you
gods of
gold.


\par }{\PP \VS{24}¶ An
altar of
earth thou shalt
make unto me, and shalt
sacrifice thereon thy burnt
offerings, and thy peace
offerings, thy
sheep, and thine
oxen: in all
places where I
record my
name I will
come unto thee, and I will
bless thee.

\VS{25}And if thou wilt
make me an
altar of
stone, thou shalt not
build it of hewn
stone: for if thou lift
up thy
tool upon it, thou hast
polluted it.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 20.25 }{\FT{build…: Heb. build them with hewing}}}

\VS{26}Neither shalt thou go
up by
steps unto mine
altar, that thy
nakedness be not
discovered thereon.




\par }\Chap{21}{\PP \VerseOne{1}Now these
{\ADD{are}} the
judgments which thou shalt
set
before them.

\VS{2}If thou
buy an
Hebrew
servant,
six
years he shall
serve: and in the
seventh he shall go
out
free for
nothing.

\VS{3}If he came
in by
himself, he shall go
out by
himself: if he were
married, then his
wife shall go
out with him.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 21.3 }{\FT{by himself: Heb. with his body}}}

\VS{4}If his
master have
given him a
wife, and she have
born him
sons or
daughters; the
wife and her
children shall be her
master’s, and he shall go
out by
himself.

\VS{5}And if the
servant shall
plainly
say, I
love my
master, my
wife, and my
children; I will not go
out
free:\FTNT{†}{{\FR 21.5 }{\FT{shall…: Heb. saying shall say}}}

\VS{6}Then his
master shall
bring him unto the
judges; he shall also
bring him to the
door, or unto the door
post; and his
master shall
bore his
ear through with an
aul; and he shall
serve him for
ever.


\par }{\PP \VS{7}¶ And if a
man
sell his
daughter to be a
maidservant, she shall not go
out as the
menservants
do.

\VS{8}If she
please not her
master, who hath
betrothed her to himself, then shall he let her be
redeemed: to
sell her unto a
strange
nation he shall have no
power, seeing he hath dealt
deceitfully with her.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 21.8 }{\FT{please…: Heb. be evil in the eyes of, etc}}}

\VS{9}And if he have
betrothed her unto his
son, he shall
deal with her after the
manner of
daughters.

\VS{10}If he
take him
another
{\ADD{wife;}} her
food, her
raiment, and her duty of
marriage, shall he not
diminish.

\VS{11}And if he
do not these
three unto her, then shall she go
out
free without
money.


\par }{\PP \VS{12}¶ He that
smiteth a
man, so that he
die, shall be
surely put to
death.

\VS{13}And if a man lie not in
wait, but
God
deliver
{\ADD{him}} into his
hand; then I will
appoint thee a
place whither he shall
flee.

\VS{14}But if a
man come
presumptuously upon his
neighbour, to
slay him with
guile; thou shalt
take him from mine
altar, that he may
die.


\par }{\PP \VS{15}¶ And he that
smiteth his
father, or his
mother, shall be
surely put to
death.


\par }{\PP \VS{16}¶ And he that
stealeth a
man, and
selleth him, or if he be
found in his
hand, he shall
surely be put to
death.


\par }{\PP \VS{17}¶ And he that
curseth his
father, or his
mother, shall
surely be put to
death.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 21.17 }{\FT{curseth: or, revileth}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{18}¶ And if
men
strive together, and
one
smite
another with a
stone,
or with
{\ADD{his}}
fist, and he
die not, but
keepeth
{\ADD{his}}
bed:\FTNT{**}{{\FR 21.18 }{\FT{another: or, his neighbour}}}

\VS{19}If he rise
again, and
walk
abroad upon his
staff, then shall he that
smote
{\ADD{him}} be
quit: only he shall
pay
{\ADD{for}} the loss of his
time, and shall cause
{\ADD{him}} to be
thoroughly
healed.\FTNT{††}{{\FR 21.19 }{\FT{the loss…: Heb. his ceasing}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{20}¶ And if a
man
smite his
servant, or his
maid, with a
rod, and he
die under his
hand; he shall be
surely
punished.\FTNT{‡‡}{{\FR 21.20 }{\FT{punished: Heb. avenged}}}

\VS{21}Notwithstanding, if he
continue a
day or
two, he shall not be
punished: for he
{\ADD{is}} his
money.


\par }{\PP \VS{22}¶ If
men
strive, and
hurt a
woman with
child, so that her
fruit
depart
{\ADD{from her}}, and yet no mischief
follow: he shall be
surely
punished, according as the
woman’s
husband will
lay upon him; and he shall
pay as the
judges
{\ADD{determine}}.

\VS{23}And if
{\ADD{any}} mischief
follow, then thou shalt
give
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.


\par }{\PP \VS{26}¶ And if a
man
smite the
eye of his
servant, or the
eye of his
maid, that it
perish; he shall let him
go
free
for his
eye’s sake.

\VS{27}And if he
smite out his
manservant’s
tooth, or his
maidservant’s
tooth; he shall let him
go
free for his
tooth’s sake.


\par }{\PP \VS{28}¶ If an
ox
gore a
man or a
woman, that they
die: then the
ox shall be
surely
stoned, and his
flesh shall not be
eaten; but the
owner of the
ox
{\ADD{shall be}}
quit.

\VS{29}But if the
ox were wont to push with his
horn in time
past, and it hath been
testified to his
owner, and he hath not
kept him in, but that he hath
killed a
man or a
woman; the
ox shall be
stoned, and his
owner also shall be put to
death.

\VS{30}If there be
laid on him a sum of
money, then he shall
give for the
ransom of his
life whatsoever is
laid upon him.

\VS{31}Whether he have
gored a
son,
or have
gored a
daughter, according to this
judgment shall it be
done unto him.

\VS{32}If the
ox shall
push a
manservant or a
maidservant; he shall
give unto their
master
thirty
shekels of
silver, and the
ox shall be
stoned.


\par }{\PP \VS{33}¶ And if a
man shall
open a
pit, or if a
man shall
dig a
pit, and not
cover it, and an
ox or an
ass
fall therein;

\VS{34}The
owner of the
pit shall make
{\ADD{it}}
good,
{\ADD{and}}
give
money unto the
owner of them; and the
dead
{\ADD{beast}} shall be his.


\par }{\PP \VS{35}¶ And if one
man’s
ox
hurt
another’s, that he
die; then they shall
sell the
live
ox, and
divide the
money of it; and the
dead
{\ADD{ox}} also they shall
divide.

\VS{36}Or if it be
known that the
ox hath used to
push in time
past, and his
owner hath not
kept him in; he shall
surely
pay
ox for
ox; and the
dead shall be his own.




\par }\Chap{22}{\PP \VerseOne{1}If a
man shall
steal an
ox, or a
sheep, and
kill it, or
sell it; he shall
restore
five
oxen for an
ox, and
four
sheep for a
sheep.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 22.1 }{\FT{or a sheep: or, or a goat}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{2}¶ If a
thief be
found breaking
up, and be
smitten that he
die,
{\ADD{there shall}} no
blood
{\ADD{be shed}} for him.

\VS{3}If the
sun be
risen upon him,
{\ADD{there shall be}}
blood
{\ADD{shed}} for him;
{\ADD{for}} he should make
full
restitution; if he have nothing, then he shall be
sold for his
theft.

\VS{4}If the
theft be
certainly
found in his
hand
alive, whether it be
ox, or
ass, or
sheep; he shall
restore
double.


\par }{\PP \VS{5}¶ If a
man shall cause a
field or
vineyard to be
eaten, and shall
put in his
beast, and shall
feed in another
man’s
field; of the
best of his own
field, and of the
best of his own
vineyard, shall he make
restitution.


\par }{\PP \VS{6}¶ If
fire break
out, and
catch in
thorns, so that the stacks of
corn, or the standing
corn, or the
field, be
consumed
{\ADD{therewith;}} he that
kindled the
fire shall
surely make
restitution.


\par }{\PP \VS{7}¶ If a
man shall
deliver unto his
neighbour
money or
stuff to
keep, and it be
stolen out of the
man’s
house; if the
thief be
found, let him
pay
double.

\VS{8}If the
thief be
not
found, then the
master of the
house shall be
brought unto the
judges,
{\ADD{to see}} whether he have
put his
hand unto his
neighbour’s
goods.

\VS{9}For all
manner of
trespass,
{\ADD{whether it be}} for
ox, for
ass, for
sheep, for
raiment,
{\ADD{or}} for any manner of lost
thing, which
{\ADD{another}}
challengeth to be his, the
cause of both
parties shall
come before the
judges;
{\ADD{and}} whom the
judges shall
condemn, he shall
pay
double unto his
neighbour.

\VS{10}If a
man
deliver unto his
neighbour an
ass, or an
ox, or a
sheep, or any
beast, to
keep; and it
die, or be
hurt, or driven
away, no man
seeing
{\ADD{it:}}

\VS{11}{\ADD{Then}} shall an
oath of the
{\ND{LORD}} be between them
both, that he hath not
put his
hand unto his
neighbour’s
goods; and the
owner of it shall
accept
{\ADD{thereof}}, and he shall not make
{\ADD{it}}
good.

\VS{12}And if it be
stolen from him, he shall make
restitution unto the
owner thereof.

\VS{13}If it be torn in
pieces,
{\ADD{then}} let him
bring it
{\ADD{for}}
witness,
{\ADD{and}} he shall not make
good that which was
torn.


\par }{\PP \VS{14}¶ And if a
man
borrow
{\ADD{ought}} of his
neighbour, and it be
hurt, or
die, the
owner thereof
{\ADD{being}} not with
it, he shall
surely make
{\ADD{it}}
good.

\VS{15}{\ADD{But}} if the
owner thereof
{\ADD{be}} with it, he shall not make
{\ADD{it}}
good: if it
{\ADD{be}} an
hired
{\ADD{thing}}, it
came for his
hire.


\par }{\PP \VS{16}¶ And if a
man
entice a
maid that is not
betrothed, and
lie with her, he shall
surely
endow her to be his
wife.

\VS{17}If her
father
utterly
refuse to
give her unto him, he shall
pay
money according to the
dowry of
virgins.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 22.17 }{\FT{pay: Heb. weigh}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{18}¶ Thou shalt not suffer a
witch to
live.


\par }{\PP \VS{19}¶ Whosoever
lieth with a
beast shall
surely be put to
death.


\par }{\PP \VS{20}¶ He that
sacrificeth unto
{\ADD{any}}
god,
save unto the
{\ND{LORD}} only, he shall be utterly
destroyed.


\par }{\PP \VS{21}¶ Thou shalt neither
vex a
stranger, nor
oppress him: for ye were
strangers in the
land of
Egypt.


\par }{\PP \VS{22}¶ Ye shall not
afflict any
widow, or fatherless
child.

\VS{23}If thou
afflict them in any
wise, and they
cry at
all unto me, I will
surely
hear their
cry;

\VS{24}And my
wrath shall wax
hot, and I will
kill you with the
sword; and your
wives shall be
widows, and your
children
fatherless.


\par }{\PP \VS{25}¶ If thou
lend
money to
{\ADD{any of}} my
people
{\ADD{that is}}
poor by thee, thou shalt not be to him as an
usurer, neither shalt thou
lay upon him
usury.

\VS{26}If thou at
all
take thy
neighbour’s
raiment to
pledge, thou shalt
deliver it unto him
by that the
sun goeth
down:

\VS{27}For that
{\ADD{is}} his
covering only, it
{\ADD{is}} his
raiment for his
skin: wherein shall he
sleep? and it shall come to pass, when he
crieth unto me, that I will
hear; for I
{\ADD{am}}
gracious.


\par }{\PP \VS{28}¶ Thou shalt not
revile the
gods, nor
curse the
ruler of thy
people.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 22.28 }{\FT{gods: or, judges}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{29}¶ Thou shalt not
delay
{\ADD{to offer}} the first of thy ripe
fruits, and of thy
liquors: the
firstborn of thy
sons shalt thou
give unto me.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 22.29 }{\FT{the first…: Heb. thy fulness}}}\FTNT{**}{{\FR 22.29 }{\FT{liquors: Heb. tear}}}

\VS{30}Likewise shalt thou
do with thine
oxen,
{\ADD{and}} with thy
sheep:
seven
days it shall be with his
dam; on the
eighth
day thou shalt
give it me.


\par }{\PP \VS{31}¶ And ye shall be
holy
men unto me: neither shall ye
eat
{\ADD{any}}
flesh
{\ADD{that is}} torn of
beasts in the
field; ye shall
cast it to the
dogs.




\par }\Chap{23}{\PP \VerseOne{1}Thou shalt not
raise a
false
report:
put not thine
hand with the
wicked to be an
unrighteous
witness.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 23.1 }{\FT{raise: or, receive}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{2}¶ Thou shalt not
follow a
multitude to
{\ADD{do}}
evil; neither shalt thou
speak in a
cause to
decline
after
many to
wrest
{\ADD{judgment:}}\FTNT{†}{{\FR 23.2 }{\FT{speak: Heb. answer}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{3}¶ Neither shalt thou
countenance a
poor man in his
cause.


\par }{\PP \VS{4}¶ If thou
meet thine
enemy’s
ox or his
ass going
astray, thou shalt
surely bring it
back to him
again.

\VS{5}If thou
see the
ass of him that
hateth thee
lying under his
burden, and wouldest
forbear to
help him, thou shalt
surely
help with him.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 23.5 }{\FT{and…: or, wilt thou cease to help him? or, and wouldest cease to leave thy business for him: thou shalt surely leave it to join with him}}}

\VS{6}Thou shalt not
wrest the
judgment of thy
poor in his
cause.

\VS{7}Keep thee
far from a
false
matter; and the
innocent and
righteous
slay thou not: for I will not
justify the
wicked.


\par }{\PP \VS{8}¶ And thou shalt
take no
gift: for the
gift
blindeth the
wise, and
perverteth the
words of the
righteous.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 23.8 }{\FT{the wise: Heb. the seeing}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{9}¶ Also thou shalt not
oppress a
stranger: for ye
know the
heart of a
stranger,
seeing ye were
strangers in the
land of
Egypt.\FTNT{**}{{\FR 23.9 }{\FT{heart: Heb. soul}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{10}And
six
years thou shalt
sow thy
land, and shalt
gather in the
fruits thereof:

\VS{11}But the
seventh
{\ADD{year}} thou shalt let it
rest and
lie still; that the
poor of thy
people may
eat: and what they
leave the
beasts of the
field shall
eat. In like manner thou shalt
deal with thy
vineyard,
{\ADD{and}} with thy
oliveyard.\FTNT{††}{{\FR 23.11 }{\FT{oliveyard: or, olive trees}}}

\VS{12}Six
days thou shalt
do thy
work, and on the
seventh
day thou shalt
rest: that thine
ox and thine
ass may
rest, and the
son of thy
handmaid, and the
stranger, may be
refreshed.

\VS{13}And in all
{\ADD{things}} that I have
said unto you be
circumspect: and make no
mention of the
name of
other
gods, neither let it be
heard
out of thy
mouth.


\par }{\PP \VS{14}¶
Three
times thou shalt keep a
feast unto me in the
year.

\VS{15}Thou shalt
keep the
feast of unleavened
bread: (thou shalt
eat unleavened
bread
seven
days, as I
commanded thee, in the time
appointed of the
month
Abib; for in it thou camest
out from
Egypt: and none shall
appear
before me
empty:)

\VS{16}And the
feast of
harvest, the
firstfruits of thy
labours, which thou hast
sown in the
field: and the
feast of
ingathering,
{\ADD{which is}} in the
end of the
year, when thou hast
gathered in thy
labours out of the
field.

\VS{17}Three
times in the
year all thy
males shall
appear
before the
Lord
{\ND{GOD}}.

\VS{18}Thou shalt not
offer the
blood of my
sacrifice with leavened
bread; neither shall the
fat of my
sacrifice
remain until the
morning.\FTNT{‡‡}{{\FR 23.18 }{\FT{sacrifice: or, feast}}}

\VS{19}The
first of the
firstfruits of thy
land thou shalt
bring into the
house of the
{\ND{LORD}} thy
God. Thou shalt not
seethe a
kid in his
mother’s
milk.


\par }{\PP \VS{20}¶ Behold, I
send an
Angel
before thee, to
keep thee in the
way, and to
bring thee into the
place which I have
prepared.

\VS{21}Beware
of him, and
obey his
voice,
provoke him not; for he will not
pardon your
transgressions: for my
name
{\ADD{is}} in
him.

\VS{22}But if thou shalt
indeed
obey his
voice, and
do all that I
speak; then I will be an
enemy unto thine
enemies, and an
adversary unto thine
adversaries.\FTNT{§§}{{\FR 23.22 }{\FT{an adversary…: or, I will afflict them that afflict thee}}}

\VS{23}For mine
Angel shall
go
before thee, and
bring thee in unto the
Amorites, and the
Hittites, and the
Perizzites, and the
Canaanites, the
Hivites, and the
Jebusites: and I will cut them
off.

\VS{24}Thou shalt not bow
down to their
gods, nor
serve them, nor
do after their
works: but thou shalt
utterly
overthrow them, and
quite break
down their
images.

\VS{25}And ye shall
serve the
{\ND{LORD}} your
God, and he shall
bless thy
bread, and thy
water; and I will
take
sickness
away from the
midst of thee.


\par }{\PP \VS{26}¶ There shall nothing cast their
young, nor be
barren, in thy
land: the
number of thy
days I will
fulfil.

\VS{27}I will
send my
fear
before thee, and will
destroy all the
people to whom thou shalt
come, and I will
make all thine
enemies turn their
backs unto thee.\FTNT{***}{{\FR 23.27 }{\FT{backs: Heb. neck}}}

\VS{28}And I will
send
hornets
before thee, which shall drive
out the
Hivite, the
Canaanite, and the
Hittite, from
before thee.

\VS{29}I will not drive them
out from
before thee in
one
year; lest the
land become
desolate, and the
beast of the
field
multiply against thee.

\VS{30}By
little and
little I will drive them
out from
before thee, until thou be
increased, and
inherit the
land.

\VS{31}And I will
set thy
bounds from the
Red
sea even unto the
sea of the
Philistines, and from the
desert unto the
river: for I will
deliver the
inhabitants of the
land into your
hand; and thou shalt drive them
out
before thee.

\VS{32}Thou shalt
make no
covenant with them, nor with their
gods.

\VS{33}They shall not
dwell in thy
land, lest they make thee
sin against me: for if thou
serve their
gods, it will surely be a
snare unto thee.




\par }\Chap{24}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And he
said unto
Moses, Come
up unto the
{\ND{LORD}}, thou, and
Aaron,
Nadab, and
Abihu, and
seventy of the
elders of
Israel; and
worship ye afar
off.

\VS{2}And
Moses alone shall come
near the
{\ND{LORD}}: but they shall not come
nigh; neither shall the
people go
up with him.


\par }{\PP \VS{3}¶ And
Moses
came and
told the
people all the
words of the
{\ND{LORD}}, and all the
judgments: and all the
people
answered with
one
voice, and
said, All the
words which the
{\ND{LORD}} hath
said will we
do.

\VS{4}And
Moses
wrote all the
words of the
{\ND{LORD}}, and rose up
early in the
morning, and
builded an
altar under the
hill, and twelve
pillars, according to the
twelve
tribes of
Israel.

\VS{5}And he
sent young
men of the
children of
Israel, which
offered burnt
offerings, and
sacrificed
peace
offerings of
oxen unto the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{6}And
Moses
took
half of the
blood, and
put
{\ADD{it}} in
basons; and
half of the
blood he
sprinkled on the
altar.

\VS{7}And he
took the
book of the
covenant, and
read in the
audience of the
people: and they
said, All that the
{\ND{LORD}} hath
said will we
do, and be
obedient.

\VS{8}And
Moses
took the
blood, and
sprinkled
{\ADD{it}} on the
people, and
said, Behold the
blood of the
covenant, which the
{\ND{LORD}} hath
made with you concerning all these
words.


\par }{\PP \VS{9}¶ Then went
up
Moses, and
Aaron,
Nadab, and
Abihu, and
seventy of the
elders of
Israel:

\VS{10}And they
saw the
God of
Israel: and
{\ADD{there was}} under his
feet as it were a
paved
work of a sapphire
stone, and as it were the
body of
heaven in
{\ADD{his}}
clearness.

\VS{11}And upon the
nobles of the
children of
Israel he
laid not his
hand: also they
saw
God, and did
eat and
drink.


\par }{\PP \VS{12}¶ And the
{\ND{LORD}}
said unto
Moses, Come
up to me into the
mount, and be there: and I will
give thee
tables of
stone, and a
law, and
commandments which I have
written; that thou mayest
teach them.

\VS{13}And
Moses rose
up, and his
minister
Joshua: and
Moses went
up into the
mount of
God.

\VS{14}And he
said unto the
elders,
Tarry ye
here for us, until we come
again unto you: and, behold,
Aaron and
Hur
{\ADD{are}} with you: if
any
man have any
matters to
do, let him
come unto them.

\VS{15}And
Moses went
up into the
mount, and a
cloud
covered the
mount.

\VS{16}And the
glory of the
{\ND{LORD}}
abode upon
mount
Sinai, and the
cloud
covered it
six
days: and the
seventh
day he
called unto
Moses out of the
midst of the
cloud.

\VS{17}And the
sight of the
glory of the
{\ND{LORD}}
{\ADD{was}} like
devouring
fire on the
top of the
mount in the
eyes of the
children of
Israel.

\VS{18}And
Moses
went into the
midst of the
cloud, and gat him
up into the
mount: and
Moses was in the
mount
forty
days and
forty
nights.




\par }\Chap{25}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
spake unto
Moses,
saying,

\VS{2}Speak unto the
children of
Israel, that they
bring me an
offering: of every
man that giveth it
willingly with his
heart ye shall
take my
offering.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 25.2 }{\FT{bring me: Heb. take for me}}}\FTNT{†}{{\FR 25.2 }{\FT{offering: or, heave offering}}}

\VS{3}And this
{\ADD{is}} the
offering which ye shall
take of them;
gold, and
silver, and
brass,\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 25.3 }{\FT{offering: or, heave offering}}}

\VS{4}And
blue, and
purple, and
scarlet, and fine
linen, and
goats’
{\ADD{hair}},\FTNT{§}{{\FR 25.4 }{\FT{fine…: or, silk}}}

\VS{5}And
rams’
skins dyed
red, and
badgers’
skins, and
shittim
wood,

\VS{6}Oil for the
light,
spices for
anointing
oil, and for
sweet
incense,

\VS{7}Onyx
stones, and
stones to be
set in the
ephod, and in the
breastplate.

\VS{8}And let them
make me a
sanctuary; that I may
dwell
among them.

\VS{9}According to all that I
shew thee,
{\ADD{after}} the
pattern of the
tabernacle, and the
pattern of all the
instruments thereof, even so shall ye
make
{\ADD{it}}.


\par }{\PP \VS{10}¶ And they shall
make an
ark
{\ADD{of}}
shittim
wood: two
cubits and a
half
{\ADD{shall be}} the
length thereof, and a
cubit and a
half the
breadth thereof, and a
cubit and a
half the
height thereof.

\VS{11}And thou shalt
overlay it with
pure
gold,
within and
without shalt thou
overlay it, and shalt
make upon it a
crown of
gold round
about.

\VS{12}And thou shalt
cast
four
rings of
gold for it, and
put
{\ADD{them}} in the
four
corners thereof; and
two
rings
{\ADD{shall be}} in the
one
side of it, and
two
rings in the
other side of it.

\VS{13}And thou shalt
make
staves
{\ADD{of}}
shittim
wood, and
overlay them with
gold.

\VS{14}And thou shalt
put the
staves into the
rings by the
sides of the
ark, that the
ark may be
borne with them.

\VS{15}The
staves shall
be in the
rings of the
ark: they shall not be
taken from it.

\VS{16}And thou shalt
put into the
ark the
testimony which I shall
give thee.

\VS{17}And thou shalt
make a mercy
seat
{\ADD{of}}
pure
gold: two
cubits and a
half
{\ADD{shall be}} the
length thereof, and a
cubit and a
half the
breadth thereof.

\VS{18}And thou shalt
make
two
cherubims
{\ADD{of}}
gold,
{\ADD{of}} beaten
work shalt thou
make them, in the
two
ends of the mercy
seat.

\VS{19}And
make
one
cherub on the one
end, and the
other
cherub on the
other
end:
{\ADD{even}} of the mercy
seat shall ye
make the
cherubims on the
two
ends thereof.\FTNT{**}{{\FR 25.19 }{\FT{of…: or, of the matter of the mercy seat}}}

\VS{20}And the
cherubims shall
stretch forth
{\ADD{their}}
wings on
high,
covering the mercy
seat with their
wings, and their
faces
{\ADD{shall look}}
one to
another; toward the mercy
seat shall the
faces of the
cherubims be.

\VS{21}And thou shalt
put the mercy
seat
above upon the
ark; and in the
ark thou shalt
put the
testimony that I shall
give thee.

\VS{22}And there I will
meet with thee, and I will
commune with thee from above the mercy
seat, from
between the
two
cherubims which
{\ADD{are}}
upon the
ark of the
testimony, of all
{\ADD{things}} which I will give thee in
commandment unto the
children of
Israel.


\par }{\PP \VS{23}¶ Thou shalt also
make a
table
{\ADD{of}}
shittim
wood: two
cubits
{\ADD{shall be}} the
length thereof, and a
cubit the
breadth thereof, and a
cubit and a
half the
height thereof.

\VS{24}And thou shalt
overlay it with
pure
gold, and
make thereto a
crown of
gold round
about.

\VS{25}And thou shalt
make unto it a
border of an hand
breadth round
about, and thou shalt
make a
golden
crown to the
border thereof round
about.

\VS{26}And thou shalt
make for it
four
rings of
gold, and
put the
rings in the
four
corners that
{\ADD{are}} on the
four
feet thereof.

\VS{27}Over
against the
border shall the
rings be for
places of the
staves to
bear the
table.

\VS{28}And thou shalt
make the
staves
{\ADD{of}}
shittim
wood, and
overlay them with
gold, that the
table may be
borne with them.

\VS{29}And thou shalt
make the
dishes thereof, and
spoons thereof, and
covers thereof, and
bowls thereof, to
cover
withal:
{\ADD{of}}
pure
gold shalt thou
make them.\FTNT{††}{{\FR 25.29 }{\FT{to…: or, to pour out withal}}}

\VS{30}And thou shalt
set upon the
table
shewbread
before me
alway.


\par }{\PP \VS{31}¶ And thou shalt
make a
candlestick
{\ADD{of}}
pure
gold:
{\ADD{of}} beaten
work shall the
candlestick be
made: his
shaft, and his
branches, his
bowls, his
knops, and his
flowers, shall be of the same.

\VS{32}And
six
branches shall
come out of the
sides of it;
three
branches of the
candlestick out of the
one
side, and
three
branches of the
candlestick out of the
other
side:

\VS{33}Three
bowls made like unto
almonds,
{\ADD{with}} a
knop and a
flower in
one
branch; and
three
bowls made like
almonds in the
other
branch,
{\ADD{with}} a
knop and a
flower: so in the
six
branches that
come out of the
candlestick.

\VS{34}And in the
candlestick
{\ADD{shall be}}
four
bowls made like unto
almonds,
{\ADD{with}} their
knops and their
flowers.

\VS{35}And
{\ADD{there shall be}} a
knop under
two
branches of the same, and a
knop under
two
branches of the same, and a
knop under
two
branches of the same, according to the
six
branches that
proceed out of the
candlestick.

\VS{36}Their
knops and their
branches shall be of the same: all it
{\ADD{shall be}}
one beaten
work
{\ADD{of}}
pure
gold.

\VS{37}And thou shalt
make the
seven
lamps thereof: and they shall
light the
lamps thereof, that they may give
light over
against
it.\FTNT{‡‡}{{\FR 25.37 }{\FT{shall light: or, shall cause to ascend}}}\FTNT{§§}{{\FR 25.37 }{\FT{it: Heb. the face of it}}}

\VS{38}And the
tongs thereof, and the
snuffdishes thereof,
{\ADD{shall be of}}
pure
gold.

\VS{39}{\ADD{Of}} a
talent of
pure
gold shall he
make it, with all these
vessels.

\VS{40}And
look that thou
make
{\ADD{them}} after their
pattern, which was
shewed thee in the
mount.\FTNT{***}{{\FR 25.40 }{\FT{which…: Heb. which thou wast caused to see}}}




\par }\Chap{26}{\PP \VerseOne{1}Moreover thou shalt
make the
tabernacle
{\ADD{with}}
ten
curtains
{\ADD{of}} fine
twined
linen, and
blue, and
purple, and
scarlet:
{\ADD{with}}
cherubims of
cunning
work shalt thou
make them.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 26.1 }{\FT{of cunning…: Heb. the work of a cunning workman, or, embroiderer}}}

\VS{2}The
length of
one
curtain
{\ADD{shall be}}
eight and
twenty
cubits, and the
breadth of
one
curtain
four
cubits: and every one of the
curtains shall have
one
measure.

\VS{3}The
five
curtains shall be coupled
together
one to
another; and
{\ADD{other}}
five
curtains
{\ADD{shall be}}
coupled
one to
another.

\VS{4}And thou shalt
make
loops of
blue upon the
edge of the
one
curtain from the
selvedge in the
coupling; and likewise shalt thou
make in the
uttermost
edge of
{\ADD{another}}
curtain, in the
coupling of the
second.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 26.4 }{\FT{selvedge: an edge of cloth so woven that it cannot unravel}}}

\VS{5}Fifty
loops shalt thou
make in the
one
curtain, and
fifty
loops shalt thou
make in the
edge of the
curtain that
{\ADD{is}} in the
coupling of the
second; that the
loops may take
hold
one of
another.

\VS{6}And thou shalt
make
fifty
taches of
gold, and
couple the
curtains together
with the
taches: and it shall be
one
tabernacle.


\par }{\PP \VS{7}¶ And thou shalt
make
curtains
{\ADD{of}}
goats’
{\ADD{hair}} to be a
covering upon the
tabernacle:
eleven
curtains shalt thou
make.

\VS{8}The
length of
one
curtain
{\ADD{shall be}}
thirty
cubits, and the
breadth of
one
curtain
four
cubits: and the
eleven
curtains
{\ADD{shall be all}} of
one
measure.

\VS{9}And thou shalt
couple
five
curtains by themselves, and
six
curtains by themselves, and shalt
double the
sixth
curtain in the
forefront of the
tabernacle.

\VS{10}And thou shalt
make
fifty
loops on the
edge of the
one
curtain
{\ADD{that is}}
outmost in the
coupling, and
fifty
loops in the
edge of the
curtain which
coupleth the
second.

\VS{11}And thou shalt
make
fifty
taches of
brass, and
put the
taches into the
loops, and
couple the
tent together, that it may be
one.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 26.11 }{\FT{tent: or, covering}}}

\VS{12}And the
remnant that
remaineth of the
curtains of the
tent, the
half
curtain that
remaineth, shall
hang over the
backside of the
tabernacle.

\VS{13}And a
cubit on the one
side, and a
cubit on the other side of that which
remaineth in the
length of the
curtains of the
tent, it shall
hang over the
sides of the
tabernacle on this side and on that side, to
cover it.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 26.13 }{\FT{of that…: Heb. in the remainder, or, surplus}}}

\VS{14}And thou shalt
make a
covering for the
tent
{\ADD{of}}
rams’
skins dyed
red, and a
covering
above
{\ADD{of}}
badgers’
skins.


\par }{\PP \VS{15}¶ And thou shalt
make
boards for the
tabernacle
{\ADD{of}}
shittim
wood standing
up.

\VS{16}Ten
cubits
{\ADD{shall be}} the
length of a
board, and a
cubit and a
half
{\ADD{shall be}} the
breadth of
one
board.

\VS{17}Two
tenons
{\ADD{shall there be}} in
one
board, set in
order
one against
another: thus shalt thou
make for all the
boards of the
tabernacle.\FTNT{**}{{\FR 26.17 }{\FT{tenons: Heb. hands}}}

\VS{18}And thou shalt
make the
boards for the
tabernacle,
twenty
boards on the
south
side
southward.

\VS{19}And thou shalt
make
forty
sockets of
silver under the
twenty
boards;
two
sockets under
one
board for his
two
tenons, and
two
sockets under
another
board for his
two
tenons.\FTNT{††}{{\FR 26.19 }{\FT{tenons: Heb. hands}}}

\VS{20}And for the
second
side of the
tabernacle on the
north
side
{\ADD{there shall be}}
twenty
boards:

\VS{21}And their
forty
sockets
{\ADD{of}}
silver;
two
sockets under
one
board, and
two
sockets under
another
board.

\VS{22}And for the
sides of the
tabernacle
westward thou shalt
make
six
boards.

\VS{23}And
two
boards shalt thou
make for the
corners of the
tabernacle in the two
sides.

\VS{24}And they shall be
coupled together
beneath, and they shall be
coupled
together above the
head of it unto
one
ring: thus shall it be for them
both; they shall be for the
two
corners.\FTNT{‡‡}{{\FR 26.24 }{\FT{coupled: Heb. twinned}}}

\VS{25}And they shall be
eight
boards, and their
sockets
{\ADD{of}}
silver,
sixteen
sockets;
two
sockets under
one
board, and
two
sockets under
another
board.


\par }{\PP \VS{26}¶ And thou shalt
make
bars
{\ADD{of}}
shittim
wood;
five for the
boards of the
one
side of the
tabernacle,

\VS{27}And
five
bars for the
boards of the
other
side of the
tabernacle, and
five
bars for the
boards of the
side of the
tabernacle, for the two
sides
westward.

\VS{28}And the
middle
bar in the
midst of the
boards shall
reach from
end to
end.

\VS{29}And thou shalt
overlay the
boards with
gold, and
make their
rings
{\ADD{of}}
gold
{\ADD{for}}
places for the
bars: and thou shalt
overlay the
bars with
gold.

\VS{30}And thou shalt rear
up the
tabernacle according to the
fashion thereof which was
shewed thee in the
mount.


\par }{\PP \VS{31}¶ And thou shalt
make a
vail
{\ADD{of}}
blue, and
purple, and
scarlet, and fine
twined
linen of
cunning
work: with
cherubims shall it be
made:

\VS{32}And thou shalt
hang it upon
four
pillars of
shittim
{\ADD{wood}}
overlaid with
gold: their
hooks
{\ADD{shall be of}}
gold, upon the
four
sockets of
silver.


\par }{\PP \VS{33}¶ And thou shalt hang
up the
vail under the
taches, that thou mayest
bring in thither
within the
vail the
ark of the
testimony: and the
vail shall
divide unto you between the
holy
{\ADD{place}} and the
most
holy.

\VS{34}And thou shalt
put the mercy
seat upon the
ark of the
testimony in the
most
holy
{\ADD{place}}.

\VS{35}And thou shalt
set the
table
without the
vail, and the
candlestick over
against the
table on the
side of the
tabernacle toward the
south: and thou shalt
put the
table on the
north
side.

\VS{36}And thou shalt
make an
hanging for the
door of the
tent,
{\ADD{of}}
blue, and
purple, and
scarlet, and fine
twined
linen,
wrought with
needlework.

\VS{37}And thou shalt
make for the
hanging
five
pillars
{\ADD{of}}
shittim
{\ADD{wood}}, and
overlay them with
gold,
{\ADD{and}} their
hooks
{\ADD{shall be of}}
gold: and thou shalt
cast
five
sockets of
brass for them.




\par }\Chap{27}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And thou shalt
make an
altar
{\ADD{of}}
shittim
wood,
five
cubits
long, and
five
cubits
broad; the
altar shall be
foursquare: and the
height thereof
{\ADD{shall be}}
three
cubits.

\VS{2}And thou shalt
make the
horns of it upon the
four
corners thereof: his
horns shall be of the same: and thou shalt
overlay it with
brass.

\VS{3}And thou shalt
make his
pans to receive his
ashes, and his
shovels, and his
basons, and his
fleshhooks, and his
firepans: all the
vessels thereof thou shalt
make
{\ADD{of}}
brass.

\VS{4}And thou shalt
make for it a
grate of
network
{\ADD{of}}
brass; and upon the
net shalt thou
make
four
brasen
rings in the
four
corners thereof.

\VS{5}And thou shalt
put it under the
compass of the
altar
beneath, that the
net may be even
to the
midst of the
altar.

\VS{6}And thou shalt
make
staves for the
altar,
staves
{\ADD{of}}
shittim
wood, and
overlay them with
brass.

\VS{7}And the
staves shall be
put into the
rings, and the
staves shall be upon the
two
sides of the
altar, to
bear it.

\VS{8}Hollow with
boards shalt thou
make it: as it was
shewed thee in the
mount, so shall they
make
{\ADD{it}}.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 27.8 }{\FT{it was…: Heb. he shewed}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{9}¶ And thou shalt
make the
court of the
tabernacle: for the
south
side
southward
{\ADD{there shall be}}
hangings for the
court
{\ADD{of}} fine
twined
linen of an
hundred
cubits
long for
one
side:

\VS{10}And the
twenty
pillars thereof and their
twenty
sockets
{\ADD{shall be of}}
brass; the
hooks of the
pillars and their
fillets
{\ADD{shall be of}}
silver.

\VS{11}And likewise for the
north
side in
length
{\ADD{there shall be}}
hangings of an
hundred
{\ADD{cubits}}
long, and his
twenty
pillars and their
twenty
sockets
{\ADD{of}}
brass; the
hooks of the
pillars and their
fillets
{\ADD{of}}
silver.


\par }{\PP \VS{12}¶ And
{\ADD{for}} the
breadth of the
court on the
west
side
{\ADD{shall be}}
hangings of
fifty
cubits: their
pillars
ten, and their
sockets
ten.

\VS{13}And the
breadth of the
court on the
east
side
eastward
{\ADD{shall be}}
fifty
cubits.

\VS{14}The
hangings of one
side
{\ADD{of the gate shall be}}
fifteen
cubits: their
pillars
three, and their
sockets
three.

\VS{15}And on the
other
side
{\ADD{shall be}}
hangings
fifteen
{\ADD{cubits:}} their
pillars
three, and their
sockets
three.


\par }{\PP \VS{16}¶ And for the
gate of the
court
{\ADD{shall be}} an
hanging of
twenty
cubits,
{\ADD{of}}
blue, and
purple, and
scarlet, and fine
twined
linen, wrought with
needlework:
{\ADD{and}} their
pillars
{\ADD{shall be}}
four, and their
sockets
four.

\VS{17}All the
pillars round
about the
court
{\ADD{shall be}}
filleted with
silver; their
hooks
{\ADD{shall be of}}
silver, and their
sockets
{\ADD{of}}
brass.


\par }{\PP \VS{18}¶ The
length of the
court
{\ADD{shall be}} an
hundred
cubits, and the
breadth
fifty every
where, and the
height
five
cubits
{\ADD{of}} fine
twined
linen, and their
sockets
{\ADD{of}}
brass.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 27.18 }{\FT{fifty…: Heb. fifty by fifty}}}

\VS{19}All the
vessels of the
tabernacle in all the
service thereof, and all the
pins thereof, and all the
pins of the
court,
{\ADD{shall be of}}
brass.


\par }{\PP \VS{20}¶ And thou shalt
command the
children of
Israel, that they
bring thee
pure
oil
olive
beaten for the
light, to cause the
lamp to
burn
always.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 27.20 }{\FT{to burn: Heb. to ascend up}}}

\VS{21}In the
tabernacle of the
congregation
without the
vail, which
{\ADD{is}} before the
testimony,
Aaron and his
sons shall
order it from
evening to
morning
before the
{\ND{LORD}}:
{\ADD{it shall be}} a
statute for
ever unto their
generations on the behalf of the
children of
Israel.




\par }\Chap{28}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And
take thou unto thee
Aaron thy
brother, and his
sons with him, from
among the
children of
Israel, that he may minister unto me in the
priest’s office,
{\ADD{even}}
Aaron,
Nadab and
Abihu,
Eleazar and
Ithamar,
Aaron’s
sons.

\VS{2}And thou shalt
make
holy
garments for
Aaron thy
brother for
glory and for
beauty.

\VS{3}And thou shalt
speak unto all
{\ADD{that are}}
wise
hearted, whom I have
filled with the
spirit of
wisdom, that they may
make
Aaron’s
garments to
consecrate him, that he may minister unto me in the
priest’s office.

\VS{4}And these
{\ADD{are}} the
garments which they shall
make; a
breastplate, and an
ephod, and a
robe, and a
broidered
coat, a
mitre, and a
girdle: and they shall
make
holy
garments for
Aaron thy
brother, and his
sons, that he may minister unto me in the
priest’s office.

\VS{5}And they shall
take
gold, and
blue, and
purple, and
scarlet, and fine
linen.


\par }{\PP \VS{6}¶ And they shall
make the
ephod
{\ADD{of}}
gold,
{\ADD{of}}
blue, and
{\ADD{of}}
purple,
{\ADD{of}}
scarlet, and fine
twined
linen, with
cunning
work.

\VS{7}It shall have the
two
shoulderpieces thereof
joined at the
two
edges thereof; and
{\ADD{so}} it shall be joined
together.

\VS{8}And the curious
girdle of the
ephod, which
{\ADD{is}} upon it, shall be of the same, according to the
work thereof;
{\ADD{even of}}
gold,
{\ADD{of}}
blue, and
purple, and
scarlet, and fine
twined
linen.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 28.8 }{\FT{curious: or, embroidered}}}

\VS{9}And thou shalt
take
two
onyx
stones, and
grave on them the
names of the
children of
Israel:

\VS{10}Six of their
names on
one
stone, and
{\ADD{the other}}
six
names of the
rest on the
other
stone, according to their
birth.

\VS{11}With the
work of an
engraver in
stone,
{\ADD{like}} the
engravings of a
signet, shalt thou
engrave the
two
stones with the
names of the
children of
Israel: thou shalt
make them to be
set in
ouches of
gold.

\VS{12}And thou shalt
put the
two
stones upon the
shoulders of the
ephod
{\ADD{for}}
stones of
memorial unto the
children of
Israel: and
Aaron shall
bear their
names
before the
{\ND{LORD}} upon his
two
shoulders for a
memorial.


\par }{\PP \VS{13}¶ And thou shalt
make
ouches
{\ADD{of}}
gold;

\VS{14}And
two
chains
{\ADD{of}}
pure
gold at the
ends;
{\ADD{of}}
wreathen
work shalt thou
make them, and
fasten the
wreathen
chains to the
ouches.


\par }{\PP \VS{15}¶ And thou shalt
make the
breastplate of
judgment with
cunning
work; after the
work of the
ephod thou shalt
make it;
{\ADD{of}}
gold,
{\ADD{of}}
blue, and
{\ADD{of}}
purple, and
{\ADD{of}}
scarlet, and
{\ADD{of}} fine
twined
linen, shalt thou
make it.

\VS{16}Foursquare it shall be
{\ADD{being}}
doubled; a
span
{\ADD{shall be}} the
length thereof, and a
span
{\ADD{shall be}} the
breadth thereof.

\VS{17}And thou shalt
set in it
settings of
stones,
{\ADD{even}}
four
rows of
stones:
{\ADD{the first}}
row
{\ADD{shall be}} a
sardius, a
topaz, and a
carbuncle:
{\ADD{this shall be}} the
first
row.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 28.17 }{\FT{set…: Heb. fill in it fillings of stone}}}\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 28.17 }{\FT{sardius: or, ruby}}}

\VS{18}And the
second
row
{\ADD{shall be}} an
emerald, a
sapphire, and a
diamond.

\VS{19}And the
third
row a
ligure, an
agate, and an
amethyst.

\VS{20}And the
fourth
row a
beryl, and an
onyx, and a
jasper: they shall be
set in
gold in their
inclosings.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 28.20 }{\FT{inclosings: Heb. fillings}}}

\VS{21}And the
stones shall be with the
names of the
children of
Israel,
twelve, according to their
names,
{\ADD{like}} the
engravings of a
signet; every
one with his
name shall they be according to the
twelve
tribes.


\par }{\PP \VS{22}¶ And thou shalt
make upon the
breastplate
chains at the
ends
{\ADD{of}}
wreathen
work
{\ADD{of}}
pure
gold.

\VS{23}And thou shalt
make upon the
breastplate
two
rings of
gold, and shalt
put the
two
rings on the
two
ends of the
breastplate.

\VS{24}And thou shalt
put the
two
wreathen
{\ADD{chains}} of
gold in the
two
rings
{\ADD{which are}} on the
ends of the
breastplate.

\VS{25}And
{\ADD{the other}}
two
ends of the
two
wreathen
{\ADD{chains}} thou shalt
fasten in the
two
ouches, and
put
{\ADD{them}} on the
shoulderpieces of the
ephod
before
it.


\par }{\PP \VS{26}¶ And thou shalt
make
two
rings of
gold, and thou shalt
put them upon the
two
ends of the
breastplate in the
border thereof, which
{\ADD{is}} in the
side of the
ephod
inward.

\VS{27}And
two
{\ADD{other}}
rings of
gold thou shalt
make, and shalt
put them on the
two
sides of the
ephod
underneath,
toward the
forepart thereof, over
against the
{\ADD{other}}
coupling thereof,
above the curious
girdle of the
ephod.

\VS{28}And they shall
bind the
breastplate by the
rings thereof unto the
rings of the
ephod with a
lace of
blue, that
{\ADD{it}} may be above the curious
girdle of the
ephod, and that the
breastplate be not
loosed from the
ephod.

\VS{29}And
Aaron shall
bear the
names of the
children of
Israel in the
breastplate of
judgment upon his
heart, when he
goeth in unto the
holy
{\ADD{place}}, for a
memorial
before the
{\ND{LORD}}
continually.


\par }{\PP \VS{30}¶ And thou shalt
put in the
breastplate of
judgment the
Urim and the
Thummim; and they shall be upon
Aaron’s
heart, when he
goeth in
before the
{\ND{LORD}}: and
Aaron shall
bear the
judgment of the
children of
Israel upon his
heart
before the
{\ND{LORD}}
continually.


\par }{\PP \VS{31}¶ And thou shalt
make the
robe of the
ephod
all
{\ADD{of}}
blue.

\VS{32}And there shall be an
hole in the
top of it, in the
midst thereof: it shall have a
binding of
woven
work round
about the
hole of it, as it were the
hole of an
habergeon, that it be not
rent.


\par }{\PP \VS{33}¶ And
{\ADD{beneath}} upon the
hem of it thou shalt
make
pomegranates
{\ADD{of}}
blue, and
{\ADD{of}}
purple, and
{\ADD{of}}
scarlet, round
about the
hem thereof; and
bells of
gold
between them round
about:\FTNT{**}{{\FR 28.33 }{\FT{hem: or, skirts}}}

\VS{34}A
golden
bell and a
pomegranate, a
golden
bell and a
pomegranate, upon the
hem of the
robe round
about.

\VS{35}And it shall be upon
Aaron to
minister: and his
sound shall be
heard when he
goeth in unto the
holy
{\ADD{place}}
before the
{\ND{LORD}}, and when he
cometh out, that he
die not.


\par }{\PP \VS{36}¶ And thou shalt
make a
plate
{\ADD{of}}
pure
gold, and
grave upon it,
{\ADD{like}} the
engravings of a
signet,
HOLINESS TO THE
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{37}And thou shalt
put it on a
blue
lace, that it may be upon the
mitre; upon the
forefront of the
mitre it shall be.

\VS{38}And it shall be upon
Aaron’s
forehead, that
Aaron may
bear the
iniquity of the holy
things, which the
children of
Israel shall
hallow in all their
holy
gifts; and it shall be
always upon his
forehead, that they may be
accepted
before the
{\ND{LORD}}.


\par }{\PP \VS{39}¶ And thou shalt
embroider the
coat of fine
linen, and thou shalt
make the
mitre
{\ADD{of}} fine
linen, and thou shalt
make the
girdle
{\ADD{of}}
needlework.


\par }{\PP \VS{40}¶ And for
Aaron’s
sons thou shalt
make
coats, and thou shalt
make for them
girdles, and
bonnets shalt thou
make for them, for
glory and for
beauty.

\VS{41}And thou shalt
put them upon
Aaron thy
brother, and his
sons with him; and shalt
anoint them, and
consecrate them, and
sanctify them, that they may minister unto me in the
priest’s office.\FTNT{††}{{\FR 28.41 }{\FT{consecrate…: Heb. fill their hand}}}

\VS{42}And thou shalt
make them
linen
breeches to
cover their
nakedness; from the
loins even unto the
thighs they shall reach:\FTNT{‡‡}{{\FR 28.42 }{\FT{their…: Heb. flesh of their nakedness}}}\FTNT{§§}{{\FR 28.42 }{\FT{reach: Heb. be}}}

\VS{43}And they shall be upon
Aaron, and upon his
sons, when they
come in unto the
tabernacle of the
congregation, or when they come
near unto the
altar to
minister in the
holy
{\ADD{place;}} that they
bear not
iniquity, and
die:
{\ADD{it shall be}} a
statute for
ever unto him and his
seed
after him.




\par }\Chap{29}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And this
{\ADD{is}} the
thing that thou shalt
do unto them to
hallow them, to minister unto me in the
priest’s office:
Take
one
young
bullock, and
two
rams without
blemish,

\VS{2}And
unleavened
bread, and
cakes
unleavened
tempered with
oil, and
wafers
unleavened
anointed with
oil:
{\ADD{of}}
wheaten
flour shalt thou
make them.

\VS{3}And thou shalt
put them into
one
basket, and
bring them in the
basket, with the
bullock and the
two
rams.

\VS{4}And
Aaron and his
sons thou shalt
bring unto the
door of the
tabernacle of the
congregation, and shalt
wash them with
water.

\VS{5}And thou shalt
take the
garments, and
put upon
Aaron the
coat, and the
robe of the
ephod, and the
ephod, and the
breastplate, and
gird him with the curious
girdle of the
ephod:

\VS{6}And thou shalt
put the
mitre upon his
head, and
put the
holy
crown upon the
mitre.

\VS{7}Then shalt thou
take the
anointing
oil, and
pour
{\ADD{it}} upon his
head, and
anoint him.

\VS{8}And thou shalt
bring his
sons, and
put
coats upon them.

\VS{9}And thou shalt
gird them with
girdles,
Aaron and his
sons, and
put the
bonnets on them: and the
priest’s office shall be theirs for a
perpetual
statute: and thou shalt
consecrate
Aaron and his
sons.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 29.9 }{\FT{put: Heb. bind}}}\FTNT{†}{{\FR 29.9 }{\FT{consecrate: Heb. fill the hand of}}}

\VS{10}And thou shalt cause a
bullock to be
brought
before the
tabernacle of the
congregation: and
Aaron and his
sons shall
put their
hands upon the
head of the
bullock.

\VS{11}And thou shalt
kill the
bullock
before the
{\ND{LORD}},
{\ADD{by}} the
door of the
tabernacle of the
congregation.

\VS{12}And thou shalt
take of the
blood of the
bullock, and
put
{\ADD{it}} upon the
horns of the
altar with thy
finger, and
pour all the
blood
beside the
bottom of the
altar.

\VS{13}And thou shalt
take all the
fat that
covereth the
inwards, and the
caul
{\ADD{that is}} above the
liver, and the
two
kidneys, and the
fat that
{\ADD{is}} upon them, and
burn
{\ADD{them}} upon the
altar.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 29.13 }{\FT{the caul: it seemeth by anatomy, and the Hebrew doctors, to be the midriff}}}

\VS{14}But the
flesh of the
bullock, and his
skin, and his
dung, shalt thou
burn with
fire
without the
camp: it
{\ADD{is}} a sin
offering.


\par }{\PP \VS{15}¶ Thou shalt also
take
one
ram; and
Aaron and his
sons shall
put their
hands upon the
head of the
ram.

\VS{16}And thou shalt
slay the
ram, and thou shalt
take his
blood, and
sprinkle
{\ADD{it}} round
about upon the
altar.

\VS{17}And thou shalt
cut the
ram in
pieces, and
wash the
inwards of him, and his
legs, and
put
{\ADD{them}} unto his
pieces, and unto his
head.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 29.17 }{\FT{unto: or, upon}}}

\VS{18}And thou shalt
burn the whole
ram upon the
altar: it
{\ADD{is}} a burnt
offering unto the
{\ND{LORD}}: it
{\ADD{is}} a
sweet
savour, an offering made by
fire unto the
{\ND{LORD}}.


\par }{\PP \VS{19}¶ And thou shalt
take the
other
ram; and
Aaron and his
sons shall
put their
hands upon the
head of the
ram.

\VS{20}Then shalt thou
kill the
ram, and
take of his
blood, and
put
{\ADD{it}} upon the
tip of the right
ear of
Aaron, and upon the
tip of the
right
ear of his
sons, and upon the
thumb of their
right
hand, and upon the great
toe of their
right
foot, and
sprinkle the
blood upon the
altar round
about.

\VS{21}And thou shalt
take of the
blood that
{\ADD{is}} upon the
altar, and of the
anointing
oil, and
sprinkle
{\ADD{it}} upon
Aaron, and upon his
garments, and upon his
sons, and upon the
garments of his
sons with him: and he shall be
hallowed, and his
garments, and his
sons, and his
sons’
garments with him.

\VS{22}Also thou shalt
take of the
ram the
fat and the
rump, and the
fat that
covereth the
inwards, and the
caul
{\ADD{above}} the
liver, and the
two
kidneys, and the
fat that
{\ADD{is}} upon them, and the
right
shoulder; for it
{\ADD{is}} a
ram of
consecration:

\VS{23}And
one
loaf of
bread, and
one
cake of
oiled bread, and
one
wafer out of the
basket of the unleavened
bread that
{\ADD{is}}
before the
{\ND{LORD}}:

\VS{24}And thou shalt
put all in the
hands of
Aaron, and in the
hands of his
sons; and shalt
wave them
{\ADD{for}} a wave
offering
before the
{\ND{LORD}}.\FTNT{**}{{\FR 29.24 }{\FT{shalt wave: or, shalt shake to and fro}}}

\VS{25}And thou shalt
receive them of their
hands, and
burn
{\ADD{them}} upon the
altar for a burnt
offering, for a
sweet
savour
before the
{\ND{LORD}}: it
{\ADD{is}} an offering made by
fire unto the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{26}And thou shalt
take the
breast of the
ram of
Aaron’s
consecration, and
wave it
{\ADD{for}} a wave
offering
before the
{\ND{LORD}}: and it shall be thy
part.

\VS{27}And thou shalt
sanctify the
breast of the wave
offering, and the
shoulder of the heave
offering, which is
waved, and which is heaved
up, of the
ram of the
consecration,
{\ADD{even}} of
{\ADD{that}}
which
{\ADD{is}} for
Aaron, and of
{\ADD{that}} which is for his
sons:

\VS{28}And it shall be
Aaron’s and his
sons’ by a
statute for
ever from the
children of
Israel: for it
{\ADD{is}} an heave
offering: and it shall be an heave
offering from the
children of
Israel of the
sacrifice of their peace
offerings,
{\ADD{even}} their heave
offering unto the
{\ND{LORD}}.


\par }{\PP \VS{29}¶ And the
holy
garments of
Aaron shall be his
sons’
after him, to be
anointed therein, and to be
consecrated in them.

\VS{30}{\ADD{And}} that
son that is
priest in his stead shall
put them on
seven
days, when he
cometh into the
tabernacle of the
congregation to
minister in the
holy
{\ADD{place}}.\FTNT{††}{{\FR 29.30 }{\FT{that son: Heb. he of his sons}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{31}¶ And thou shalt
take the
ram of the
consecration, and
seethe his
flesh in the
holy
place.

\VS{32}And
Aaron and his
sons shall
eat the
flesh of the
ram, and the
bread that
{\ADD{is}} in the
basket,
{\ADD{by}} the
door of the
tabernacle of the
congregation.

\VS{33}And they shall
eat those things wherewith the atonement was
made, to
consecrate
{\ADD{and}} to
sanctify them: but a
stranger shall not
eat
{\ADD{thereof}}, because they
{\ADD{are}}
holy.

\VS{34}And if ought of the
flesh of the
consecrations, or of the
bread,
remain unto the
morning, then thou shalt
burn the
remainder with
fire: it shall not be
eaten, because it
{\ADD{is}}
holy.

\VS{35}And thus shalt thou
do unto
Aaron, and to his
sons, according to all
{\ADD{things}} which I have
commanded thee:
seven
days shalt thou
consecrate them.

\VS{36}And thou shalt
offer every
day a
bullock
{\ADD{for}} a sin
offering for
atonement: and thou shalt
cleanse the
altar, when thou hast made an
atonement for it, and thou shalt
anoint it, to
sanctify it.

\VS{37}Seven
days thou shalt make an
atonement for the
altar, and
sanctify it; and it shall be an
altar most
holy: whatsoever
toucheth the
altar shall be
holy.


\par }{\PP \VS{38}¶ Now this
{\ADD{is that}} which thou shalt
offer upon the
altar;
two
lambs of the
first
year
day by
day
continually.

\VS{39}The
one
lamb thou shalt
offer in the
morning; and the
other
lamb thou shalt
offer at
even:

\VS{40}And with the
one
lamb a
tenth deal of
flour
mingled with the fourth
part of an
hin of
beaten
oil; and the fourth
part of an
hin of
wine
{\ADD{for}} a drink
offering.

\VS{41}And the
other
lamb thou shalt
offer at
even, and shalt
do thereto according to the meat
offering of the
morning, and according to the drink
offering thereof, for a
sweet
savour, an offering made by
fire unto the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{42}{\ADD{This shall be}} a
continual burnt
offering throughout your
generations
{\ADD{at}} the
door of the
tabernacle of the
congregation
before the
{\ND{LORD}}: where I will
meet you, to
speak there unto thee.

\VS{43}And there I will
meet with the
children of
Israel, and
{\ADD{the tabernacle}} shall be
sanctified by my
glory.\FTNT{‡‡}{{\FR 29.43 }{\FT{the tabernacle: or, Israel}}}

\VS{44}And I will
sanctify the
tabernacle of the
congregation, and the
altar: I will
sanctify also both
Aaron and his
sons, to minister to me in the
priest’s office.


\par }{\PP \VS{45}¶ And I will
dwell
among the
children of
Israel, and will be their
God.

\VS{46}And they shall
know that I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}} their
God, that brought them
forth out of the
land of
Egypt, that I may
dwell
among them: I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}} their
God.




\par }\Chap{30}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And thou shalt
make an
altar to
burn
incense upon:
{\ADD{of}}
shittim
wood shalt thou
make it.

\VS{2}A
cubit
{\ADD{shall be}} the
length thereof, and a
cubit the
breadth thereof;
foursquare shall it be: and two
cubits
{\ADD{shall be}} the
height thereof: the
horns thereof
{\ADD{shall be}} of the same.

\VS{3}And thou shalt
overlay it with
pure
gold, the
top thereof, and the
sides thereof round
about, and the
horns thereof; and thou shalt
make unto it a
crown of
gold round
about.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 30.3 }{\FT{top: Heb. roof}}}\FTNT{†}{{\FR 30.3 }{\FT{sides: Heb. walls}}}

\VS{4}And
two
golden
rings shalt thou
make to it under the
crown of it, by the
two
corners thereof, upon the
two
sides of it shalt thou
make
{\ADD{it;}} and they shall be for
places for the
staves to
bear it
withal.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 30.4 }{\FT{corners: Heb. ribs}}}

\VS{5}And thou shalt
make the
staves
{\ADD{of}}
shittim
wood, and
overlay them with
gold.

\VS{6}And thou shalt
put it
before the
vail that
{\ADD{is}} by the
ark of the
testimony,
before the mercy
seat that
{\ADD{is}} over the
testimony, where I will
meet with thee.

\VS{7}And
Aaron shall
burn thereon
sweet
incense every
morning: when he
dresseth the
lamps, he shall burn
incense upon it.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 30.7 }{\FT{sweet incense: Heb. incense of spices}}}

\VS{8}And when
Aaron
lighteth the
lamps at
even, he shall burn
incense upon it, a
perpetual
incense
before the
{\ND{LORD}} throughout your
generations.\FTNT{**}{{\FR 30.8 }{\FT{lighteth: or setteth up: Heb. causeth to ascend}}}\FTNT{††}{{\FR 30.8 }{\FT{at even: Heb. between the two evenings}}}

\VS{9}Ye shall
offer no
strange
incense thereon, nor burnt
sacrifice, nor meat
offering; neither shall ye
pour drink
offering thereon.

\VS{10}And
Aaron shall make an
atonement upon the
horns of it
once in a
year with the
blood of the sin
offering of
atonements:
once in the
year shall he make
atonement upon it throughout your
generations: it
{\ADD{is}}
most
holy unto the
{\ND{LORD}}.


\par }{\PP \VS{11}¶ And the
{\ND{LORD}}
spake unto
Moses,
saying,

\VS{12}When thou
takest the
sum of the
children of
Israel after their
number, then shall they
give every
man a
ransom for his
soul unto the
{\ND{LORD}}, when thou
numberest them; that there be no
plague among them, when
{\ADD{thou}}
numberest them.\FTNT{‡‡}{{\FR 30.12 }{\FT{their number: Heb. them that are to be numbered}}}

\VS{13}This they shall
give, every one that
passeth
among them that are
numbered,
half a
shekel after the
shekel of the
sanctuary: (a
shekel
{\ADD{is}}
twenty
gerahs:) an
half
shekel
{\ADD{shall be}} the
offering of the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{14}Every one that
passeth among them that are
numbered, from
twenty
years
old and
above, shall
give an
offering unto the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{15}The
rich shall not give
more, and the
poor shall not give
less than
half a
shekel, when
{\ADD{they}}
give an
offering unto the
{\ND{LORD}}, to make an
atonement for your
souls.\FTNT{§§}{{\FR 30.15 }{\FT{give more: Heb. multiply}}}\FTNT{***}{{\FR 30.15 }{\FT{give less: Heb. diminish}}}

\VS{16}And thou shalt
take the
atonement
money of the
children of
Israel, and shalt
appoint it for the
service of the
tabernacle of the
congregation; that it may be a
memorial unto the
children of
Israel
before the
{\ND{LORD}}, to make an
atonement for your
souls.


\par }{\PP \VS{17}¶ And the
{\ND{LORD}}
spake unto
Moses,
saying,

\VS{18}Thou shalt also
make a
laver
{\ADD{of}}
brass, and his
foot
{\ADD{also of}}
brass, to
wash
{\ADD{withal:}} and thou shalt
put it between the
tabernacle of the
congregation and the
altar, and thou shalt
put
water therein.

\VS{19}For
Aaron and his
sons shall
wash their
hands and their
feet thereat:

\VS{20}When they
go into the
tabernacle of the
congregation, they shall
wash with
water, that they
die not; or when they come
near to the
altar to
minister, to burn
offering made by
fire unto the
{\ND{LORD}}:

\VS{21}So they shall
wash their
hands and their
feet, that they
die not: and it shall be a
statute for
ever to them,
{\ADD{even}} to him and to his
seed throughout their
generations.


\par }{\PP \VS{22}¶ Moreover the
{\ND{LORD}}
spake unto
Moses,
saying,

\VS{23}Take thou also unto thee
principal
spices, of
pure
myrrh
five
hundred
{\ADD{shekels}}, and of
sweet
cinnamon
half so
much,
{\ADD{even}} two
hundred and
fifty
{\ADD{shekels}}, and of
sweet
calamus two
hundred and
fifty
{\ADD{shekels}},

\VS{24}And of
cassia
five
hundred
{\ADD{shekels}}, after the
shekel of the
sanctuary, and of
oil
olive an
hin:

\VS{25}And thou shalt
make it an
oil of
holy
ointment, an
ointment
compound after the
art of the
apothecary: it shall be an
holy
anointing
oil.\FTNT{†††}{{\FR 30.25 }{\FT{apothecary: or, perfumer}}}

\VS{26}And thou shalt
anoint the
tabernacle of the
congregation therewith, and the
ark of the
testimony,

\VS{27}And the
table and all his
vessels, and the
candlestick and his
vessels, and the
altar of
incense,

\VS{28}And the
altar of burnt
offering with all his
vessels, and the
laver and his
foot.

\VS{29}And thou shalt
sanctify them, that they may be
most
holy: whatsoever
toucheth them shall be
holy.

\VS{30}And thou shalt
anoint
Aaron and his
sons, and
consecrate them, that
{\ADD{they}} may minister unto me in the
priest’s office.

\VS{31}And thou shalt
speak unto the
children of
Israel,
saying, This shall be an
holy
anointing
oil unto me throughout your
generations.

\VS{32}Upon
man’s
flesh shall it not be
poured, neither shall ye
make
{\ADD{any other}} like it, after the
composition of it: it
{\ADD{is}}
holy,
{\ADD{and}} it shall be
holy unto you.

\VS{33}Whosoever
compoundeth
{\ADD{any}} like it, or whosoever
putteth
{\ADD{any}} of it upon a
stranger, shall even be
cut off from his
people.


\par }{\PP \VS{34}¶ And the
{\ND{LORD}}
said unto
Moses,
Take unto thee sweet
spices,
stacte, and
onycha, and
galbanum;
{\ADD{these}}
sweet
spices with
pure
frankincense: of
each shall there be a
like
{\ADD{weight:}}

\VS{35}And thou shalt
make it a
perfume, a
confection after the
art of the
apothecary,
tempered together,
pure
{\ADD{and}}
holy:\FTNT{‡‡‡}{{\FR 30.35 }{\FT{tempered…: Heb. salted}}}

\VS{36}And thou shalt
beat
{\ADD{some}} of it very
small, and
put of it
before the
testimony in the
tabernacle of the
congregation, where I will
meet with thee: it shall be unto you
most
holy.

\VS{37}And
{\ADD{as for}} the
perfume which thou shalt
make, ye shall not
make to yourselves according to the
composition thereof: it shall be unto thee
holy for the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{38}Whosoever shall
make like unto that, to
smell thereto, shall even be cut
off from his
people.




\par }\Chap{31}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
spake unto
Moses,
saying,

\VS{2}See, I have
called by
name
Bezaleel the
son of
Uri, the
son of
Hur, of the
tribe of
Judah:

\VS{3}And I have
filled him with the
spirit of
God, in
wisdom, and in
understanding, and in
knowledge, and in all manner of
workmanship,

\VS{4}To
devise cunning
works, to
work in
gold, and in
silver, and in
brass,

\VS{5}And in
cutting of
stones, to
set
{\ADD{them}}, and in
carving of
timber, to
work in all manner of
workmanship.

\VS{6}And I, behold, I have
given with him
Aholiab, the
son of
Ahisamach, of the
tribe of
Dan: and in the
hearts of all that are
wise
hearted I have
put
wisdom, that they may
make all that I have
commanded thee;

\VS{7}The
tabernacle of the
congregation, and the
ark of the
testimony, and the mercy
seat that
{\ADD{is}} thereupon, and all the
furniture of the
tabernacle,\FTNT{*}{{\FR 31.7 }{\FT{furniture: Heb. vessels}}}

\VS{8}And the
table and his
furniture, and the
pure
candlestick with all his
furniture, and the
altar of
incense,\FTNT{†}{{\FR 31.8 }{\FT{furniture: Heb. vessels}}}

\VS{9}And the
altar of burnt
offering with all his
furniture, and the
laver and his
foot,\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 31.9 }{\FT{furniture: Heb. vessels}}}

\VS{10}And the
cloths of
service, and the
holy
garments for
Aaron the
priest, and the
garments of his
sons, to minister in the
priest’s office,

\VS{11}And the
anointing
oil, and
sweet
incense for the
holy
{\ADD{place:}} according to all that I have
commanded thee shall they
do.


\par }{\PP \VS{12}¶ And the
{\ND{LORD}}
spake unto
Moses,
saying,

\VS{13}Speak thou also unto the
children of
Israel,
saying,
Verily my
sabbaths ye shall
keep: for it
{\ADD{is}} a
sign between me and you throughout your
generations; that
{\ADD{ye}} may
know that I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}} that doth
sanctify you.

\VS{14}Ye shall
keep the
sabbath therefore; for it
{\ADD{is}}
holy unto you: every one that
defileth it shall
surely be put to
death: for whosoever
doeth
{\ADD{any}}
work therein, that
soul shall be cut
off from
among his
people.

\VS{15}Six
days may
work be
done; but in the
seventh
{\ADD{is}} the
sabbath of
rest,
holy to the
{\ND{LORD}}: whosoever
doeth
{\ADD{any}}
work in the
sabbath
day, he shall
surely be put to
death.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 31.15 }{\FT{holy: Heb. holiness}}}

\VS{16}Wherefore the
children of
Israel shall
keep the
sabbath, to
observe the
sabbath throughout their
generations,
{\ADD{for}} a
perpetual
covenant.

\VS{17}It
{\ADD{is}} a
sign between me and the
children of
Israel for
ever: for
{\ADD{in}}
six
days the
{\ND{LORD}}
made
heaven and
earth, and on the
seventh
day he
rested, and was
refreshed.


\par }{\PP \VS{18}¶ And he
gave unto
Moses, when he had made an
end of
communing with him upon
mount
Sinai,
two
tables of
testimony,
tables of
stone,
written with the
finger of
God.




\par }\Chap{32}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And when the
people
saw that
Moses
delayed to come
down out of the
mount, the
people gathered themselves
together unto
Aaron, and
said unto him,
Up,
make us
gods, which shall
go
before us; for
{\ADD{as for}} this
Moses, the
man that
brought us up out of the
land of
Egypt, we
wot not what is become of him.

\VS{2}And
Aaron
said unto them, Break
off the
golden
earrings, which
{\ADD{are}} in the
ears of your
wives, of your
sons, and of your
daughters, and
bring
{\ADD{them}} unto me.

\VS{3}And all the
people brake
off the
golden
earrings which
{\ADD{were}} in their
ears, and
brought
{\ADD{them}} unto
Aaron.

\VS{4}And he
received
{\ADD{them}} at their
hand, and
fashioned it with a graving
tool, after he had
made it a
molten
calf: and they
said, These
{\ADD{be}} thy
gods, O
Israel, which
brought thee up out of the
land of
Egypt.

\VS{5}And when
Aaron
saw
{\ADD{it}}, he
built an
altar
before it; and
Aaron made
proclamation, and
said, To
morrow
{\ADD{is}} a
feast to the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{6}And they rose up
early on the
morrow, and
offered burnt
offerings, and
brought peace
offerings; and the
people
sat down to
eat and to
drink, and rose
up to
play.


\par }{\PP \VS{7}¶ And the
{\ND{LORD}}
said unto
Moses,
Go, get thee
down; for thy
people, which thou
broughtest out of the
land of
Egypt, have
corrupted
{\ADD{themselves:}}

\VS{8}They have
turned aside
quickly out of the
way which I
commanded them: they have
made them a
molten
calf, and have
worshipped it, and have
sacrificed thereunto, and
said, These
{\ADD{be}} thy
gods, O
Israel, which have brought thee
up out of the
land of
Egypt.

\VS{9}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
said unto
Moses, I have
seen this
people, and, behold, it
{\ADD{is}} a
stiffnecked
people:

\VS{10}Now therefore let me
alone, that my
wrath may wax
hot against them, and that I may
consume them: and I will
make of thee a
great
nation.

\VS{11}And
Moses
besought the
{\ND{LORD}} his
God, and
said,
{\ND{LORD}}, why doth thy
wrath wax
hot against thy
people, which thou hast brought
forth out of the
land of
Egypt with
great
power, and with a
mighty
hand?\FTNT{*}{{\FR 32.11 }{\FT{the
{\ND{LORD}}: Heb. the face of the
{\ND{LORD}}}}}

\VS{12}Wherefore should the
Egyptians
speak, and
say, For
mischief did he
bring them out, to
slay them in the
mountains, and to
consume them from the
face of the
earth?
Turn from thy
fierce
wrath, and
repent of this
evil against thy
people.

\VS{13}Remember
Abraham,
Isaac, and
Israel, thy
servants, to whom thou
swarest by thine own self, and
saidst unto them, I will
multiply your
seed as the
stars of
heaven, and all this
land that I have
spoken of will I
give unto your
seed, and they shall
inherit
{\ADD{it}} for
ever.

\VS{14}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
repented of the
evil which he
thought to
do unto his
people.


\par }{\PP \VS{15}¶ And
Moses
turned, and went
down from the
mount, and the
two
tables of the
testimony
{\ADD{were}} in his
hand: the
tables
{\ADD{were}}
written on
both their
sides; on the one side and on the other
{\ADD{were}} they
written.

\VS{16}And the
tables
{\ADD{were}} the
work of
God, and the
writing
{\ADD{was}} the
writing of
God,
graven upon the
tables.

\VS{17}And when
Joshua
heard the
noise of the
people as they
shouted, he
said unto
Moses,
{\ADD{There is}} a
noise of
war in the
camp.

\VS{18}And he
said,
{\ADD{It is}} not the
voice of
{\ADD{them that}}
shout for
mastery, neither
{\ADD{is it}} the
voice of
{\ADD{them that}}
cry for being
overcome:
{\ADD{but}} the
noise of
{\ADD{them that}}
sing do I
hear.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 32.18 }{\FT{being…: Heb. weakness}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{19}¶ And it came to pass, as soon as he came
nigh unto the
camp, that he
saw the
calf, and the
dancing: and
Moses’
anger waxed
hot, and he
cast the
tables out of his
hands, and
brake them
beneath the
mount.

\VS{20}And he
took the
calf which they had
made, and
burnt
{\ADD{it}} in the
fire, and
ground
{\ADD{it}} to
powder, and
strawed
{\ADD{it}}
upon the
water, and made the
children of
Israel
drink
{\ADD{of it}}.


\par }{\PP \VS{21}And
Moses
said unto
Aaron, What
did this
people unto thee, that thou hast
brought so
great a
sin upon them?

\VS{22}And
Aaron
said, Let not the
anger of my
lord wax
hot: thou
knowest the
people, that they
{\ADD{are set}} on
mischief.

\VS{23}For they
said unto me,
Make us
gods, which shall
go
before us: for
{\ADD{as for}} this
Moses, the
man that brought us
up out of the
land of
Egypt, we
wot not what is become of him.

\VS{24}And I
said unto them, Whosoever hath any
gold, let them
break
{\ADD{it}} off. So they
gave
{\ADD{it}} me: then I
cast it into the
fire, and there came
out this
calf.


\par }{\PP \VS{25}¶ And when
Moses
saw that the
people
{\ADD{were}}
naked; (for
Aaron had made them
naked unto
{\ADD{their}}
shame among their
enemies:)\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 32.25 }{\FT{their enemies: Heb. those that rose up against them}}}

\VS{26}Then
Moses
stood in the
gate of the
camp, and
said, Who
{\ADD{is}} on the
{\ND{LORD’s}} side?
{\ADD{let him come}} unto me. And all the
sons of
Levi
gathered themselves together unto him.

\VS{27}And he
said unto them, Thus
saith the
{\ND{LORD}}
God of
Israel,
Put every
man his
sword by his
side,
{\ADD{and}}
go in and
out from
gate to
gate throughout the
camp, and
slay every
man his
brother, and every
man his
companion, and every
man his
neighbour.

\VS{28}And the
children of
Levi
did according to the
word of
Moses: and there
fell of the
people that
day about
three
thousand
men.

\VS{29}For
Moses had
said, Consecrate
yourselves to
day to the
{\ND{LORD}},
even every
man upon his
son, and upon his
brother; that he may
bestow upon you a
blessing this
day.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 32.29 }{\FT{For Moses…: or, And Moses said, Consecrate yourselves to day to the
{\ND{LORD}}, because every man hath been against his brother, etc}}}\FTNT{**}{{\FR 32.29 }{\FT{Consecrate…: Heb. Fill your hands}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{30}¶ And it came to pass on the
morrow, that
Moses
said unto the
people, Ye have
sinned a
great
sin: and now I will go
up unto the
{\ND{LORD}};
peradventure I shall make an
atonement
for your
sin.

\VS{31}And
Moses
returned unto the
{\ND{LORD}}, and
said,
Oh, this
people have
sinned a
great
sin, and have
made them
gods of
gold.

\VS{32}Yet now, if thou wilt
forgive their
sin—; and if not,
blot me, I pray thee, out of thy
book which thou hast
written.

\VS{33}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
said unto
Moses,
Whosoever hath
sinned against me, him will I blot
out of my
book.

\VS{34}Therefore now
go,
lead the
people unto
{\ADD{the place}} of which I have
spoken unto thee: behold, mine
Angel shall
go
before thee: nevertheless in the
day when I
visit I will
visit their
sin upon them.

\VS{35}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
plagued the
people,
because they
made the
calf,
which
Aaron
made.




\par }\Chap{33}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
said unto
Moses,
Depart,
{\ADD{and}} go
up hence, thou and the
people which thou hast brought
up out of the
land of
Egypt, unto the
land which I
sware unto
Abraham, to
Isaac, and to
Jacob,
saying, Unto thy
seed will I
give it:

\VS{2}And I will
send an
angel
before thee; and I will drive
out the
Canaanite, the
Amorite, and the
Hittite, and the
Perizzite, the
Hivite, and the
Jebusite:

\VS{3}Unto a
land
flowing with
milk and
honey: for I will not go
up in the
midst of thee; for thou
{\ADD{art}} a
stiffnecked
people: lest I
consume thee in the
way.


\par }{\PP \VS{4}¶ And when the
people
heard these
evil
tidings, they
mourned: and no
man did
put on him his
ornaments.

\VS{5}For the
{\ND{LORD}} had
said unto
Moses,
Say unto the
children of
Israel, Ye
{\ADD{are}} a
stiffnecked
people: I will come
up into the
midst of thee in
a
moment, and
consume thee: therefore now put
off thy
ornaments from thee, that I may
know what to
do unto thee.

\VS{6}And the
children of
Israel
stripped themselves of their
ornaments by the
mount
Horeb.


\par }{\PP \VS{7}And
Moses
took the
tabernacle, and
pitched it
without the
camp, afar
off from the
camp, and
called it the
Tabernacle of the
congregation. And it came to pass,
{\ADD{that}} every one which
sought the
{\ND{LORD}} went
out unto the
tabernacle of the
congregation, which
{\ADD{was}}
without the
camp.

\VS{8}And it came to pass, when
Moses went
out unto the
tabernacle,
{\ADD{that}} all the
people rose
up, and
stood every
man
{\ADD{at}} his
tent
door, and
looked
after
Moses, until he was
gone into the
tabernacle.

\VS{9}And it came to pass, as
Moses
entered into the
tabernacle, the
cloudy
pillar
descended, and
stood
{\ADD{at}} the
door of the
tabernacle, and
{\ADD{the
{\ND{LORD}}}}
talked with
Moses.

\VS{10}And all the
people
saw the
cloudy
pillar
stand
{\ADD{at}} the
tabernacle
door: and all the
people rose
up and
worshipped, every
man
{\ADD{in}} his
tent
door.

\VS{11}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
spake unto
Moses
face to
face, as a
man
speaketh unto his
friend. And he turned
again into the
camp: but his
servant
Joshua, the
son of
Nun, a young
man,
departed not
out of the
tabernacle.


\par }{\PP \VS{12}¶ And
Moses
said unto the
{\ND{LORD}},
See, thou
sayest unto me, Bring
up this
people: and thou hast not let me
know whom thou wilt
send with me. Yet thou hast
said, I
know thee by
name, and thou hast also
found
grace in my
sight.

\VS{13}Now therefore, I pray thee, if I have
found
grace in thy
sight,
shew me now thy
way, that I may
know thee, that I may
find
grace in thy
sight: and
consider that this
nation
{\ADD{is}} thy
people.

\VS{14}And he
said, My
presence shall
go
{\ADD{with thee}}, and I will give thee
rest.

\VS{15}And he
said unto him, If thy
presence
go not
{\ADD{with me}}, carry us not
up hence.

\VS{16}For wherein shall it be
known
here that I and thy
people have
found
grace in thy
sight?
{\ADD{is it}} not in that thou
goest with us? so shall we be
separated, I and thy
people, from all the
people that
{\ADD{are}} upon the
face of the
earth.

\VS{17}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
said unto
Moses, I will
do this
thing also that thou hast
spoken: for thou hast
found
grace in my
sight, and I
know thee by
name.

\VS{18}And he
said, I beseech
thee,
shew me thy
glory.

\VS{19}And he
said, I will make all my
goodness
pass before thee, and I will
proclaim the
name of the
{\ND{LORD}}
before thee; and will be
gracious to whom I will be
gracious, and will shew
mercy on whom I will shew
mercy.

\VS{20}And he
said, Thou
canst not
see my
face: for there shall no
man
see me, and
live.

\VS{21}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
said, Behold,
{\ADD{there is}} a
place by me, and thou shalt
stand upon a
rock:

\VS{22}And it shall come to pass, while my
glory passeth
by, that I will
put thee in a
clift of the
rock, and will
cover thee with my
hand
while I pass
by:

\VS{23}And I will
take away mine
hand, and thou shalt
see my back
parts: but my
face shall not be
seen.




\par }\Chap{34}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
said unto
Moses,
Hew thee
two
tables of
stone like unto the
first: and I will
write upon
{\ADD{these}}
tables the
words that were in the
first
tables, which thou
brakest.

\VS{2}And be
ready in the
morning, and come
up in the
morning unto
mount
Sinai, and
present thyself there to me in the
top of the
mount.

\VS{3}And no
man shall come
up with thee,
neither let any
man be
seen throughout all the
mount; neither let the
flocks nor
herds
feed
before that
mount.


\par }{\PP \VS{4}¶ And he
hewed
two
tables of
stone like unto the
first; and
Moses rose up
early in the
morning, and went
up unto
mount
Sinai, as the
{\ND{LORD}} had
commanded him, and
took in his
hand the
two
tables of
stone.


\par }{\PP \VS{5}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
descended in the
cloud, and
stood with him there, and
proclaimed the
name of the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{6}And the
{\ND{LORD}} passed
by before
him, and
proclaimed, The
{\ND{LORD}}, The
{\ND{LORD}}
God,
merciful and
gracious,
longsuffering, and
abundant in
goodness and
truth,

\VS{7}Keeping
mercy for
thousands,
forgiving
iniquity and
transgression and
sin, and that will by no
means
clear
{\ADD{the guilty;}}
visiting the
iniquity of the
fathers upon the
children, and upon the
children’s children, unto the
third and to the
fourth
{\ADD{generation}}.

\VS{8}And
Moses made
haste, and bowed his
head toward the
earth, and
worshipped.

\VS{9}And he
said, If now I have
found
grace in thy
sight, O
Lord, let my
Lord, I pray thee,
go
among us; for it
{\ADD{is}} a
stiffnecked
people; and
pardon our
iniquity and our
sin, and take us for thine
inheritance.


\par }{\PP \VS{10}¶ And he
said, Behold, I
make a
covenant: before all thy
people I will
do
marvels, such as have not been
done in all the
earth, nor in any
nation: and all the
people
among which thou
{\ADD{art}} shall
see the
work of the
{\ND{LORD}}: for it
{\ADD{is}} a terrible
thing that I will
do with thee.

\VS{11}Observe thou that which I
command thee this
day: behold, I drive
out
before thee the
Amorite, and the
Canaanite, and the
Hittite, and the
Perizzite, and the
Hivite, and the
Jebusite.

\VS{12}Take
heed to thyself, lest thou
make a
covenant with the
inhabitants of the
land whither thou
goest, lest it be for a
snare in the
midst of thee:

\VS{13}But ye shall
destroy their
altars,
break their
images, and cut
down their
groves:\FTNT{*}{{\FR 34.13 }{\FT{images: Heb. statues}}}

\VS{14}For thou shalt
worship no
other
god: for the
{\ND{LORD}}, whose
name
{\ADD{is}}
Jealous,
{\ADD{is}} a
jealous
God:

\VS{15}Lest thou
make a
covenant with the
inhabitants of the
land, and they go a
whoring
after their
gods, and do
sacrifice unto their
gods, and
{\ADD{one}}
call thee, and thou
eat of his
sacrifice;

\VS{16}And thou
take of their
daughters unto thy
sons, and their
daughters go a
whoring
after their
gods, and
make thy
sons go a
whoring
after their
gods.

\VS{17}Thou shalt
make thee no
molten
gods.


\par }{\PP \VS{18}¶ The
feast of unleavened
bread shalt thou
keep.
Seven
days thou shalt
eat unleavened
bread, as I
commanded thee, in the
time of the
month
Abib: for in the
month
Abib thou camest
out from
Egypt.

\VS{19}All that
openeth the
matrix
{\ADD{is}} mine; and every
firstling among thy
cattle,
{\ADD{whether}}
ox or
sheep,
{\ADD{
that is male}}.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 34.19 }{\FT{sheep: or, kid}}}

\VS{20}But the
firstling of an
ass thou shalt
redeem with a
lamb: and if thou
redeem
{\ADD{him}} not, then shalt thou break his
neck. All the
firstborn of thy
sons thou shalt
redeem. And none shall
appear
before me
empty.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 34.20 }{\FT{lamb: or, kid}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{21}¶
Six
days thou shalt
work, but on the
seventh
day thou shalt
rest: in earing
time and in
harvest thou shalt
rest.


\par }{\PP \VS{22}¶ And thou shalt
observe the
feast of
weeks, of the
firstfruits of
wheat
harvest, and the
feast of
ingathering at the
year’s
end.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 34.22 }{\FT{year’s end: Heb. revolution of the year}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{23}¶
Thrice in the
year shall all your men
children
appear
before the
Lord
{\ND{GOD}}, the
God of
Israel.

\VS{24}For I will cast
out the
nations
before thee, and
enlarge thy
borders: neither shall any
man
desire thy
land, when thou shalt go
up to
appear
before the
{\ND{LORD}} thy
God
thrice in the
year.

\VS{25}Thou shalt not
offer the
blood of my
sacrifice with
leaven; neither shall the
sacrifice of the
feast of the
passover be
left unto the
morning.

\VS{26}The
first of the
firstfruits of thy
land thou shalt
bring unto the
house of the
{\ND{LORD}} thy
God. Thou shalt not
seethe a
kid in his
mother’s
milk.

\VS{27}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
said unto
Moses,
Write thou these
words: for after the
tenor of these
words I have
made a
covenant with thee and with
Israel.


\par }{\PP \VS{28}And he was there with the
{\ND{LORD}}
forty
days and
forty
nights; he did neither
eat
bread, nor
drink
water. And he
wrote upon the
tables the
words of the
covenant, the
ten
commandments.\FTNT{**}{{\FR 34.28 }{\FT{commandments: Heb. words}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{29}¶ And it came to pass, when
Moses came
down from
mount
Sinai with the
two
tables of
testimony in
Moses’
hand, when he came
down from the
mount, that
Moses
wist not that the
skin of his
face
shone while he
talked with him.

\VS{30}And when
Aaron and all the
children of
Israel
saw
Moses, behold, the
skin of his
face
shone; and they were
afraid to come
nigh him.

\VS{31}And
Moses
called unto them; and
Aaron and all the
rulers of the
congregation
returned unto him: and
Moses
talked with them.

\VS{32}And
afterward all the
children of
Israel came
nigh: and he gave them in
commandment all that the
{\ND{LORD}} had
spoken with him in
mount
Sinai.

\VS{33}And
{\ADD{till}}
Moses had
done
speaking with them, he
put a
vail on his
face.

\VS{34}But when
Moses went
in
before the
{\ND{LORD}} to
speak with him, he
took the
vail
off, until he came
out. And he came
out, and
spake unto the
children of
Israel
{\ADD{that}} which he was
commanded.

\VS{35}And the
children of
Israel
saw the
face of
Moses, that the
skin of
Moses’
face
shone: and
Moses
put the
vail upon his
face
again, until he
went in to
speak with him.




\par }\Chap{35}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And
Moses
gathered all the
congregation of the
children of
Israel
together, and
said unto them, These
{\ADD{are}} the
words which the
{\ND{LORD}} hath
commanded, that
{\ADD{ye}} should
do them.

\VS{2}Six
days shall
work be
done, but on the
seventh
day there shall be to you an holy
day, a
sabbath of
rest to the
{\ND{LORD}}: whosoever
doeth
work therein shall be put to
death.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 35.2 }{\FT{an…: Heb. holiness}}}

\VS{3}Ye shall
kindle no
fire throughout your
habitations upon the
sabbath
day.


\par }{\PP \VS{4}¶ And
Moses
spake unto all the
congregation of the
children of
Israel,
saying, This
{\ADD{is}} the
thing which the
{\ND{LORD}}
commanded,
saying,

\VS{5}Take ye from among you an
offering unto the
{\ND{LORD}}:
whosoever
{\ADD{is}} of a
willing
heart, let him
bring it, an
offering of the
{\ND{LORD}};
gold, and
silver, and
brass,

\VS{6}And
blue, and
purple, and
scarlet, and fine
linen, and
goats’
{\ADD{hair}},

\VS{7}And
rams’
skins dyed
red, and
badgers’
skins, and
shittim
wood,

\VS{8}And
oil for the
light, and
spices for
anointing
oil, and for the
sweet
incense,

\VS{9}And
onyx
stones, and
stones to be
set for the
ephod, and for the
breastplate.

\VS{10}And every
wise
hearted among you shall
come, and
make all that the
{\ND{LORD}} hath
commanded;

\VS{11}The
tabernacle, his
tent, and his
covering, his
taches, and his
boards, his
bars, his
pillars, and his
sockets,

\VS{12}The
ark, and the
staves thereof,
{\ADD{with}} the mercy
seat, and the
vail of the
covering,

\VS{13}The
table, and his
staves, and all his
vessels, and the
shewbread,

\VS{14}The
candlestick also for the
light, and his
furniture, and his
lamps, with the
oil for the
light,

\VS{15}And the
incense
altar, and his
staves, and the
anointing
oil, and the
sweet
incense, and the
hanging for the door at the entering
in of the
tabernacle,

\VS{16}The
altar of burnt
offering, with his
brasen
grate, his
staves, and all his
vessels, the
laver and his
foot,

\VS{17}The
hangings of the
court, his
pillars, and their
sockets, and the
hanging for the
door of the
court,

\VS{18}The
pins of the
tabernacle, and the
pins of the
court, and their
cords,

\VS{19}The
cloths of
service, to do
service in the
holy
{\ADD{place}}, the
holy
garments for
Aaron the
priest, and the
garments of his
sons, to minister in the
priest’s office.


\par }{\PP \VS{20}¶ And all the
congregation of the
children of
Israel
departed from the
presence of
Moses.

\VS{21}And they
came, every
one
whose
heart stirred him
up, and every one whom his
spirit made
willing,
{\ADD{and}} they
brought the
{\ND{LORD’s}}
offering to the
work of the
tabernacle of the
congregation, and for all his
service, and for the
holy
garments.

\VS{22}And they
came,
both
men and
women, as many
as were
willing
hearted,
{\ADD{and}}
brought
bracelets, and
earrings, and
rings, and
tablets, all
jewels of
gold: and every
man that
offered
{\ADD{offered}} an
offering of
gold unto the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{23}And every
man, with whom was
found
blue, and
purple, and
scarlet, and fine
linen, and
goats’
{\ADD{hair}}, and
red
skins of
rams, and
badgers’
skins,
brought
{\ADD{them}}.

\VS{24}Every one that did
offer an
offering of
silver and
brass
brought the
{\ND{LORD’s}}
offering: and every man, with whom was
found
shittim
wood for any
work of the
service,
brought
{\ADD{it}}.

\VS{25}And all the
women that were
wise
hearted did
spin with their
hands, and
brought that which they had
spun,
{\ADD{both}} of
blue, and of
purple,
{\ADD{and}} of
scarlet, and of fine
linen.

\VS{26}And all the
women whose
heart
stirred them up in
wisdom
spun
goats’
{\ADD{hair}}.

\VS{27}And the
rulers
brought
onyx
stones, and
stones to be
set, for the
ephod, and for the
breastplate;

\VS{28}And
spice, and
oil for the
light, and for the
anointing
oil, and for the
sweet
incense.

\VS{29}The
children of
Israel
brought a willing
offering unto the
{\ND{LORD}}, every
man and
woman,
whose
heart made them
willing to
bring for all manner of
work, which the
{\ND{LORD}} had
commanded to be
made by the
hand of
Moses.


\par }{\PP \VS{30}¶ And
Moses
said unto the
children of
Israel,
See, the
{\ND{LORD}} hath
called by
name
Bezaleel the
son of
Uri, the
son of
Hur, of the
tribe of
Judah;

\VS{31}And he hath
filled him with the
spirit of
God, in
wisdom, in
understanding, and in
knowledge, and in all manner of
workmanship;

\VS{32}And to
devise curious
works, to
work in
gold, and in
silver, and in
brass,

\VS{33}And in the
cutting of
stones, to
set
{\ADD{them}}, and in
carving of
wood, to
make any manner of
cunning
work.

\VS{34}And he hath
put in his
heart that he may
teach,
{\ADD{both}} he, and
Aholiab, the
son of
Ahisamach, of the
tribe of
Dan.

\VS{35}Them hath he
filled with
wisdom of
heart, to
work all manner of
work, of the
engraver, and of the cunning
workman, and of the
embroiderer, in
blue, and in
purple, in
scarlet, and in fine
linen, and of the
weaver,
{\ADD{even}} of them that
do
any
work, and of those that
devise cunning
work.




\par }\Chap{36}{\PP \VerseOne{1}Then
wrought
Bezaleel and
Aholiab, and every
wise
hearted
man, in
whom the
{\ND{LORD}}
put
wisdom and
understanding to
know how to
work all manner of
work for the
service of the
sanctuary, according to all that the
{\ND{LORD}} had
commanded.

\VS{2}And
Moses
called
Bezaleel and
Aholiab, and every
wise
hearted
man, in whose
heart the
{\ND{LORD}} had
put
wisdom,
{\ADD{even}} every one whose
heart stirred him
up to
come unto the
work to
do it:

\VS{3}And they
received
of
Moses all the
offering, which the
children of
Israel had
brought for the
work of the
service of the
sanctuary, to
make it
{\ADD{withal}}. And they
brought yet unto him free
offerings every
morning.

\VS{4}And all the wise
men, that
wrought all the
work of the
sanctuary,
came every
man from his
work which they
made;


\par }{\PP \VS{5}¶ And they
spake unto
Moses,
saying, The
people
bring much
more than
enough for the
service of the
work, which the
{\ND{LORD}}
commanded to
make.

\VS{6}And
Moses gave
commandment, and they caused it to be
proclaimed throughout the
camp,
saying, Let neither
man nor
woman
make any more
work for the
offering of the
sanctuary. So the
people were
restrained from
bringing.

\VS{7}For the
stuff they had was
sufficient for all the
work to
make it, and too
much.


\par }{\PP \VS{8}¶ And every
wise hearted
man among them that
wrought the
work of the
tabernacle
made
ten
curtains
{\ADD{of}} fine
twined
linen, and
blue, and
purple, and
scarlet:
{\ADD{with}}
cherubims of
cunning
work
made he them.

\VS{9}The
length of
one
curtain
{\ADD{was}}
twenty and
eight
cubits, and the
breadth of
one
curtain
four
cubits: the
curtains
{\ADD{were}} all of
one
size.

\VS{10}And he
coupled the
five
curtains
one unto
another: and
{\ADD{the other}}
five
curtains he
coupled
one unto
another.

\VS{11}And he
made
loops of
blue on the
edge of
one
curtain from the
selvedge in the
coupling: likewise he
made in the
uttermost
side of
{\ADD{another}}
curtain, in the
coupling of the
second.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 36.11 }{\FT{selvedge: an edge of cloth so woven that it cannot unravel}}}

\VS{12}Fifty
loops
made he in
one
curtain, and
fifty
loops
made he in the
edge of the
curtain which
{\ADD{was}} in the
coupling of the
second: the
loops
held
one
{\ADD{curtain}} to
another.

\VS{13}And he
made
fifty
taches of
gold, and
coupled the
curtains
one unto
another with the
taches: so it became
one
tabernacle.


\par }{\PP \VS{14}¶ And he
made
curtains
{\ADD{of}}
goats’
{\ADD{hair}} for the
tent over the
tabernacle:
eleven
curtains he
made them.

\VS{15}The
length of
one
curtain
{\ADD{was}}
thirty
cubits, and
four
cubits
{\ADD{was}} the
breadth of
one
curtain: the
eleven
curtains
{\ADD{were}} of
one
size.

\VS{16}And he
coupled
five
curtains by themselves, and
six
curtains by themselves.

\VS{17}And he
made
fifty
loops upon the
uttermost
edge of the
curtain in the
coupling, and
fifty
loops
made he upon the
edge of the
curtain which
coupleth the
second.

\VS{18}And he
made
fifty
taches
{\ADD{of}}
brass to
couple the
tent
together, that it might be
one.

\VS{19}And he
made a
covering for the
tent
{\ADD{of}}
rams’
skins dyed
red, and a
covering
{\ADD{of}}
badgers’
skins
above
{\ADD{that}}.


\par }{\PP \VS{20}¶ And he
made
boards for the
tabernacle
{\ADD{of}}
shittim
wood, standing
up.

\VS{21}The
length of a
board
{\ADD{was}}
ten
cubits, and the
breadth of a
board
one
cubit and a
half.

\VS{22}One
board had
two
tenons, equally
distant
one
from
another: thus did he
make for all the
boards of the
tabernacle.

\VS{23}And he
made
boards for the
tabernacle;
twenty
boards for the
south
side
southward:

\VS{24}And
forty
sockets of
silver he
made under the
twenty
boards;
two
sockets under
one
board for his
two
tenons, and
two
sockets under
another
board for his
two
tenons.

\VS{25}And for the
other
side of the
tabernacle,
{\ADD{which is}} toward the
north
corner, he
made
twenty
boards,

\VS{26}And their
forty
sockets of
silver;
two
sockets under
one
board, and
two
sockets under
another
board.

\VS{27}And for the
sides of the
tabernacle
westward he
made
six
boards.

\VS{28}And
two
boards
made he for the
corners of the
tabernacle in the two
sides.

\VS{29}And they were
coupled
beneath, and
coupled
together at the
head thereof, to
one
ring: thus he
did to
both of them in
both the
corners.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 36.29 }{\FT{coupled: Heb. twinned}}}

\VS{30}And there were
eight
boards; and their
sockets
{\ADD{were}}
sixteen
sockets of
silver, under
every
board
two
sockets.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 36.30 }{\FT{under…: Heb. two sockets, two sockets under one board}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{31}¶ And he
made
bars of
shittim
wood;
five for the
boards of the
one
side of the
tabernacle,

\VS{32}And
five
bars for the
boards of the
other
side of the
tabernacle, and
five
bars for the
boards of the
tabernacle for the
sides
westward.

\VS{33}And he
made the
middle
bar to
shoot
through the
boards from the one
end to the
other.

\VS{34}And he
overlaid the
boards with
gold, and
made their
rings
{\ADD{of}}
gold
{\ADD{to be}}
places for the
bars, and
overlaid the
bars with
gold.


\par }{\PP \VS{35}¶ And he
made a
vail
{\ADD{of}}
blue, and
purple, and
scarlet, and fine
twined
linen:
{\ADD{with}}
cherubims
made he it of
cunning
work.

\VS{36}And he
made thereunto
four
pillars
{\ADD{of}}
shittim
{\ADD{wood}}, and
overlaid them with
gold: their
hooks
{\ADD{were of}}
gold; and he
cast for them
four
sockets of
silver.


\par }{\PP \VS{37}¶ And he
made an
hanging for the
tabernacle
door
{\ADD{of}}
blue, and
purple, and
scarlet, and fine
twined
linen, of
needlework;\FTNT{§}{{\FR 36.37 }{\FT{of needlework: Heb. the work of a needleworker or, embroiderer}}}

\VS{38}And the
five
pillars of it with their
hooks: and he
overlaid their
chapiters and their
fillets with
gold: but their
five
sockets
{\ADD{were of}}
brass.




\par }\Chap{37}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And
Bezaleel
made the
ark
{\ADD{of}}
shittim
wood: two
cubits and a
half
{\ADD{was}} the
length of it, and a
cubit and a
half the
breadth of it, and a
cubit and a
half the
height of it:

\VS{2}And he
overlaid it with
pure
gold
within and
without, and
made a
crown of
gold to it round
about.

\VS{3}And he
cast for it
four
rings of
gold,
{\ADD{to be set}} by the
four
corners of it; even
two
rings upon the
one
side of it, and
two
rings upon the
other
side of it.

\VS{4}And he
made
staves
{\ADD{of}}
shittim
wood, and
overlaid them with
gold.

\VS{5}And he
put the
staves into the
rings by the
sides of the
ark, to
bear the
ark.


\par }{\PP \VS{6}¶ And he
made the mercy
seat
{\ADD{of}}
pure
gold: two
cubits and a
half
{\ADD{was}} the
length thereof, and one
cubit and a
half the
breadth thereof.

\VS{7}And he
made
two
cherubims
{\ADD{of}}
gold, beaten out of one
piece
made he them, on the
two
ends of the mercy
seat;\FTNT{*}{{\FR 37.7 }{\FT{on…: or, out of, etc}}}

\VS{8}One
cherub on the
end on this side, and
another
cherub on the
{\ADD{other}}
end on that side: out of the mercy
seat
made he the
cherubims on the
two
ends thereof.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 37.8 }{\FT{on the end: or, out of, etc}}}\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 37.8 }{\FT{on the other end: or, out of, etc}}}

\VS{9}And the
cherubims spread
out
{\ADD{their}}
wings on
high,
{\ADD{and}}
covered with their
wings over the mercy
seat, with their
faces
one to
another;
{\ADD{even}} to the mercy
seatward were the
faces of the
cherubims.


\par }{\PP \VS{10}¶ And he
made the
table
{\ADD{of}}
shittim
wood: two
cubits
{\ADD{was}} the
length thereof, and a
cubit the
breadth thereof, and a
cubit and a
half the
height thereof:

\VS{11}And he
overlaid it with
pure
gold, and
made thereunto a
crown of
gold round
about.

\VS{12}Also he
made thereunto a
border of an
handbreadth round
about; and
made a
crown of
gold for the
border thereof round
about.

\VS{13}And he
cast for it
four
rings of
gold, and
put the
rings upon the
four
corners that
{\ADD{were}} in the
four
feet thereof.

\VS{14}Over
against the
border were the
rings, the
places for the
staves to
bear the
table.

\VS{15}And he
made the
staves
{\ADD{of}}
shittim
wood, and
overlaid them with
gold, to
bear the
table.

\VS{16}And he
made the
vessels which
{\ADD{were}} upon the
table, his
dishes, and his
spoons, and his
bowls, and his
covers to
cover
withal,
{\ADD{of}}
pure
gold.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 37.16 }{\FT{to cover…: or, to pour out withal}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{17}¶ And he
made the
candlestick
{\ADD{of}}
pure
gold:
{\ADD{of}} beaten
work
made he the
candlestick; his
shaft, and his
branch, his
bowls, his
knops, and his
flowers, were of the same:

\VS{18}And
six
branches going
out of the
sides thereof;
three
branches of the
candlestick out of the
one
side thereof, and
three
branches of the
candlestick out of the
other
side thereof:

\VS{19}Three
bowls made after the fashion of
almonds in
one
branch, a
knop and a
flower; and
three
bowls made like
almonds in
another
branch, a
knop and a
flower: so throughout the
six
branches going
out of the
candlestick.

\VS{20}And in the
candlestick
{\ADD{were}}
four
bowls made like
almonds, his
knops, and his
flowers:

\VS{21}And a
knop under
two
branches of the same, and a
knop under
two
branches of the same, and a
knop under
two
branches of the same, according to the
six
branches going
out of it.

\VS{22}Their
knops and their
branches were of the same: all of it
{\ADD{was}}
one beaten
work
{\ADD{of}}
pure
gold.

\VS{23}And he
made his
seven
lamps, and his
snuffers, and his
snuffdishes,
{\ADD{of}}
pure
gold.

\VS{24}{\ADD{Of}} a
talent of
pure
gold
made he it, and all the
vessels thereof.


\par }{\PP \VS{25}¶ And he
made the
incense
altar
{\ADD{of}}
shittim
wood: the
length of it
{\ADD{was}} a
cubit, and the
breadth of it a
cubit;
{\ADD{it was}}
foursquare; and two
cubits
{\ADD{was}} the
height of it; the
horns thereof were of the same.

\VS{26}And he
overlaid it with
pure
gold,
{\ADD{both}} the
top of it, and the
sides thereof round
about, and the
horns of it: also he
made unto it a
crown of
gold round
about.

\VS{27}And he
made
two
rings of
gold for it under the
crown thereof, by the
two
corners of it, upon the
two
sides thereof, to be
places for the
staves to
bear it withal.

\VS{28}And he
made the
staves
{\ADD{of}}
shittim
wood, and
overlaid them with
gold.


\par }{\PP \VS{29}¶ And he
made the
holy
anointing
oil, and the
pure
incense of sweet
spices, according to the
work of the
apothecary.




\par }\Chap{38}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And he
made the
altar of burnt
offering
{\ADD{of}}
shittim
wood:
five
cubits
{\ADD{was}} the
length thereof, and
five
cubits the
breadth thereof;
{\ADD{it was}}
foursquare; and
three
cubits the
height thereof.

\VS{2}And he
made the
horns thereof on the
four
corners of it; the
horns thereof were of the same: and he
overlaid it with
brass.

\VS{3}And he
made all the
vessels of the
altar, the
pots, and the
shovels, and the
basons,
{\ADD{and}} the
fleshhooks, and the
firepans: all the
vessels thereof
made he
{\ADD{of}}
brass.

\VS{4}And he
made for the
altar a
brasen
grate of
network under the
compass thereof
beneath unto the
midst of it.

\VS{5}And he
cast
four
rings for the
four
ends of the
grate of
brass,
{\ADD{to be}}
places for the
staves.

\VS{6}And he
made the
staves
{\ADD{of}}
shittim
wood, and
overlaid them with
brass.

\VS{7}And he
put the
staves into the
rings on the
sides of the
altar, to
bear it withal; he
made the altar
hollow with
boards.


\par }{\PP \VS{8}¶ And he
made the
laver
{\ADD{of}}
brass, and the
foot of it
{\ADD{of}}
brass, of the
lookingglasses of
{\ADD{the women}}
assembling, which
assembled
{\ADD{at}} the
door of the
tabernacle of the
congregation.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 38.8 }{\FT{lookingglasses: or, brasen glasses}}}\FTNT{†}{{\FR 38.8 }{\FT{assembling: Heb. assembling by troops}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{9}¶ And he
made the
court: on the
south
side
southward the
hangings of the
court
{\ADD{were of}} fine
twined
linen, an
hundred
cubits:

\VS{10}Their
pillars
{\ADD{were}}
twenty, and their
brasen
sockets
twenty; the
hooks of the
pillars and their
fillets
{\ADD{were of}}
silver.

\VS{11}And for the
north
side
{\ADD{the hangings were}} an
hundred
cubits, their
pillars
{\ADD{were}}
twenty, and their
sockets of
brass
twenty; the
hooks of the
pillars and their
fillets
{\ADD{of}}
silver.

\VS{12}And for the
west
side
{\ADD{were}}
hangings of
fifty
cubits, their
pillars
ten, and their
sockets
ten; the
hooks of the
pillars and their
fillets
{\ADD{of}}
silver.

\VS{13}And for the
east
side
eastward
fifty
cubits.

\VS{14}The
hangings of the one
side
{\ADD{of the gate were}}
fifteen
cubits; their
pillars
three, and their
sockets
three.

\VS{15}And for the
other
side of the
court
gate, on this hand and that hand,
{\ADD{were}}
hangings of
fifteen
cubits; their
pillars
three, and their
sockets
three.

\VS{16}All the
hangings of the
court round
about
{\ADD{were}} of fine
twined
linen.

\VS{17}And the
sockets for the
pillars
{\ADD{were of}}
brass; the
hooks of the
pillars and their
fillets
{\ADD{of}}
silver; and the
overlaying of their
chapiters
{\ADD{of}}
silver; and all the
pillars of the
court
{\ADD{were}}
filleted with
silver.

\VS{18}And the
hanging for the
gate of the
court
{\ADD{was}}
needlework,
{\ADD{of}}
blue, and
purple, and
scarlet, and fine
twined
linen: and
twenty
cubits
{\ADD{was}} the
length, and the
height in the
breadth
{\ADD{was}}
five
cubits,
answerable to the
hangings of the
court.

\VS{19}And their
pillars
{\ADD{were}}
four, and their
sockets
{\ADD{of}}
brass
four; their
hooks
{\ADD{of}}
silver, and the
overlaying of their
chapiters and their
fillets
{\ADD{of}}
silver.

\VS{20}And all the
pins of the
tabernacle, and of the
court round
about,
{\ADD{were of}}
brass.


\par }{\PP \VS{21}¶
This is the
sum of the
tabernacle,
{\ADD{even}} of the
tabernacle of
testimony, as it was
counted, according to the
commandment of
Moses,
{\ADD{for}} the
service of the
Levites, by the
hand of
Ithamar,
son to
Aaron the
priest.

\VS{22}And
Bezaleel the
son of
Uri, the
son of
Hur, of the
tribe of
Judah,
made all that the
{\ND{LORD}}
commanded
Moses.

\VS{23}And with him
{\ADD{was}}
Aholiab,
son of
Ahisamach, of the
tribe of
Dan, an
engraver, and a cunning
workman, and an
embroiderer in
blue, and in
purple, and in
scarlet, and fine
linen.

\VS{24}All the
gold that was
occupied for the
work in all the
work of the
holy
{\ADD{place}}, even the
gold of the
offering, was
twenty and
nine
talents, and
seven
hundred and
thirty
shekels, after the
shekel of the
sanctuary.

\VS{25}And the
silver of them that were
numbered of the
congregation
{\ADD{was}} an
hundred
talents, and a
thousand
seven
hundred and threescore and
fifteen
shekels, after the
shekel of the
sanctuary:

\VS{26}A
bekah for every
man,
{\ADD{that is}},
half a
shekel, after the
shekel of the
sanctuary, for every one that
went to be
numbered, from
twenty
years
old and
upward, for
six
hundred
thousand and
three
thousand and
five
hundred and
fifty
{\ADD{men}}.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 38.26 }{\FT{every man: Heb. a poll}}}

\VS{27}And of the
hundred
talents of
silver were
cast the
sockets of the
sanctuary, and the
sockets of the
vail; an
hundred
sockets of the
hundred
talents, a
talent for a
socket.

\VS{28}And of the
thousand
seven
hundred
seventy and
five
{\ADD{shekels}} he
made
hooks for the
pillars, and
overlaid their
chapiters, and
filleted them.

\VS{29}And the
brass of the
offering
{\ADD{was}}
seventy
talents, and two
thousand and
four
hundred
shekels.

\VS{30}And therewith he
made the
sockets to the
door of the
tabernacle of the
congregation, and the
brasen
altar, and the
brasen
grate for it, and all the
vessels of the
altar,

\VS{31}And the
sockets of the
court round
about, and the
sockets of the
court
gate, and all the
pins of the
tabernacle, and all the
pins of the
court round
about.




\par }\Chap{39}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And of the
blue, and
purple, and
scarlet, they
made
cloths of
service, to do
service in the
holy
{\ADD{place}}, and
made the
holy
garments for
Aaron; as the
{\ND{LORD}}
commanded
Moses.

\VS{2}And he
made the
ephod
{\ADD{of}}
gold,
blue, and
purple, and
scarlet, and fine
twined
linen.

\VS{3}And they did
beat the
gold
into thin
plates, and
cut
{\ADD{it into}}
wires, to
work
{\ADD{it}} in the
blue, and in the
purple, and in the
scarlet, and in the fine
linen,
{\ADD{with}}
cunning
work.

\VS{4}They
made
shoulderpieces for it, to couple
{\ADD{it}}
together: by the
two
edges was it coupled
together.

\VS{5}And the curious
girdle of his
ephod, that
{\ADD{was}} upon it,
{\ADD{was}} of the same, according to the
work thereof;
{\ADD{of}}
gold,
blue, and
purple, and
scarlet, and fine
twined
linen; as the
{\ND{LORD}}
commanded
Moses.


\par }{\PP \VS{6}¶ And they
wrought
onyx
stones
inclosed in
ouches of
gold,
graven, as
signets are
graven, with the
names of the
children of
Israel.

\VS{7}And he
put them on the
shoulders of the
ephod,
{\ADD{that they should be}}
stones for a
memorial to the
children of
Israel; as the
{\ND{LORD}}
commanded
Moses.


\par }{\PP \VS{8}¶ And he
made the
breastplate
{\ADD{of}}
cunning
work, like the
work of the
ephod;
{\ADD{of}}
gold,
blue, and
purple, and
scarlet, and fine
twined
linen.

\VS{9}It was
foursquare; they
made the
breastplate
double: a
span
{\ADD{was}} the
length thereof, and a
span the
breadth thereof,
{\ADD{being}}
doubled.

\VS{10}And they
set in it
four
rows of
stones:
{\ADD{the first}}
row
{\ADD{was}} a
sardius, a
topaz, and a
carbuncle: this
{\ADD{was}} the
first
row.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 39.10 }{\FT{sardius: or, ruby}}}

\VS{11}And the
second
row, an
emerald, a
sapphire, and a
diamond.

\VS{12}And the
third
row, a
ligure, an
agate, and an
amethyst.

\VS{13}And the
fourth
row, a
beryl, an
onyx, and a
jasper:
{\ADD{they were}}
inclosed in
ouches of
gold in their
inclosings.

\VS{14}And the
stones
{\ADD{were}} according to the
names of the
children of
Israel,
twelve, according to their
names,
{\ADD{like}} the
engravings of a
signet, every
one with his
name, according to the
twelve
tribes.

\VS{15}And they
made upon the
breastplate
chains at the
ends,
{\ADD{of}}
wreathen
work
{\ADD{of}}
pure
gold.

\VS{16}And they
made
two
ouches
{\ADD{of}}
gold, and
two
gold
rings; and
put the
two
rings in the
two
ends of the
breastplate.

\VS{17}And they
put the
two wreathen
chains of
gold in the
two
rings on the
ends of the
breastplate.

\VS{18}And the
two
ends of the
two
wreathen
chains they
fastened in the
two
ouches, and
put them on the
shoulderpieces of the
ephod,
before
it.

\VS{19}And they
made
two
rings of
gold, and
put
{\ADD{them}} on the
two
ends of the
breastplate, upon the
border of it, which
{\ADD{was}} on the
side of the
ephod
inward.

\VS{20}And they
made
two
{\ADD{other}}
golden
rings, and
put them on the
two
sides of the
ephod
underneath,
toward the
forepart of it, over
against the
{\ADD{other}}
coupling thereof,
above the curious
girdle of the
ephod.

\VS{21}And they did
bind the
breastplate by his
rings unto the
rings of the
ephod with a
lace of
blue, that it might be above the curious
girdle of the
ephod, and that the
breastplate might not be
loosed from the
ephod; as the
{\ND{LORD}}
commanded
Moses.


\par }{\PP \VS{22}¶ And he
made the
robe of the
ephod
{\ADD{of}}
woven
work,
all
{\ADD{of}}
blue.

\VS{23}And
{\ADD{there was}} an
hole in the
midst of the
robe, as the
hole of an
habergeon,
{\ADD{with}} a
band round
about the
hole, that it should not
rend.

\VS{24}And they
made upon the
hems of the
robe
pomegranates
{\ADD{of}}
blue, and
purple, and
scarlet,
{\ADD{and}}
twined
{\ADD{linen}}.

\VS{25}And they
made
bells
{\ADD{of}}
pure
gold, and
put the
bells
between the
pomegranates upon the
hem of the
robe, round
about
between the
pomegranates;

\VS{26}A
bell and a
pomegranate, a
bell and a
pomegranate, round
about the
hem of the
robe to
minister
{\ADD{in;}} as the
{\ND{LORD}}
commanded
Moses.


\par }{\PP \VS{27}¶ And they
made
coats
{\ADD{of}} fine
linen
{\ADD{of}}
woven
work for
Aaron, and for his
sons,

\VS{28}And a
mitre
{\ADD{of}} fine
linen, and
goodly
bonnets
{\ADD{of}} fine
linen, and
linen
breeches
{\ADD{of}} fine
twined
linen,

\VS{29}And a
girdle
{\ADD{of}} fine
twined
linen, and
blue, and
purple, and
scarlet,
{\ADD{of}}
needlework; as the
{\ND{LORD}}
commanded
Moses.


\par }{\PP \VS{30}¶ And they
made the
plate of the
holy
crown
{\ADD{of}}
pure
gold, and
wrote upon it a
writing,
{\ADD{like to}} the
engravings of a
signet,
HOLINESS TO THE
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{31}And they
tied unto it a
lace of
blue, to
fasten
{\ADD{it}} on
high upon the
mitre; as the
{\ND{LORD}}
commanded
Moses.


\par }{\PP \VS{32}¶ Thus was all the
work of the
tabernacle of the
tent of the
congregation
finished: and the
children of
Israel
did according to all that the
{\ND{LORD}}
commanded
Moses, so
did they.


\par }{\PP \VS{33}¶ And they
brought the
tabernacle unto
Moses, the
tent, and all his
furniture, his
taches, his
boards, his
bars, and his
pillars, and his
sockets,

\VS{34}And the
covering of
rams’
skins dyed
red, and the
covering of
badgers’
skins, and the
vail of the
covering,

\VS{35}The
ark of the
testimony, and the
staves thereof, and the mercy
seat,

\VS{36}The
table,
{\ADD{and}} all the
vessels thereof, and the
shewbread,

\VS{37}The
pure
candlestick,
{\ADD{with}} the
lamps thereof,
{\ADD{even with}} the
lamps to be set in
order, and all the
vessels thereof, and the
oil for
light,

\VS{38}And the
golden
altar, and the
anointing
oil, and the
sweet
incense, and the
hanging for the
tabernacle
door,\FTNT{†}{{\FR 39.38 }{\FT{the sweet…: Heb. the incense of sweet spices}}}

\VS{39}The
brasen
altar, and his
grate of
brass, his
staves, and all his
vessels, the
laver and his
foot,

\VS{40}The
hangings of the
court, his
pillars, and his
sockets, and the
hanging for the
court
gate, his
cords, and his
pins, and all the
vessels of the
service of the
tabernacle, for the
tent of the
congregation,

\VS{41}The
cloths of
service to do
service in the
holy
{\ADD{place}}, and the
holy
garments for
Aaron the
priest, and his
sons’
garments, to minister in the
priest’s office.

\VS{42}According to all that the
{\ND{LORD}}
commanded
Moses, so the
children of
Israel
made all the
work.

\VS{43}And
Moses did
look upon
all the
work, and, behold, they had
done it as the
{\ND{LORD}} had
commanded, even so had they
done it: and
Moses
blessed them.




\par }\Chap{40}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
spake unto
Moses,
saying,

\VS{2}On the
first
day of the
first
month shalt thou set
up the
tabernacle of the
tent of the
congregation.

\VS{3}And thou shalt
put
therein the
ark of the
testimony, and
cover the
ark with the
vail.

\VS{4}And thou shalt
bring in the
table, and set in
order the things that are to be set in
order upon it; and thou shalt
bring in the
candlestick, and
light the
lamps thereof.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 40.4 }{\FT{the things…: Heb. the order thereof}}}

\VS{5}And thou shalt
set the
altar of
gold for the
incense
before the
ark of the
testimony, and
put the
hanging of the
door to the
tabernacle.

\VS{6}And thou shalt
set the
altar of the burnt
offering
before the
door of the
tabernacle of the
tent of the
congregation.

\VS{7}And thou shalt
set the
laver between the
tent of the
congregation and the
altar, and shalt
put
water therein.

\VS{8}And thou shalt set
up the
court round
about, and hang
up the
hanging at the
court
gate.

\VS{9}And thou shalt
take the
anointing
oil, and
anoint the
tabernacle, and all that
{\ADD{is}} therein, and shalt
hallow it, and all the
vessels thereof: and it shall be
holy.

\VS{10}And thou shalt
anoint the
altar of the burnt
offering, and all his
vessels, and
sanctify the
altar: and it shall be an
altar
most
holy.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 40.10 }{\FT{most holy: Heb. holiness of holinesses}}}

\VS{11}And thou shalt
anoint the
laver and his
foot, and
sanctify it.

\VS{12}And thou shalt
bring
Aaron and his
sons unto the
door of the
tabernacle of the
congregation, and
wash them with
water.

\VS{13}And thou shalt
put upon
Aaron the
holy
garments, and
anoint him, and
sanctify him; that he may minister unto me in the
priest’s office.

\VS{14}And thou shalt
bring his
sons, and
clothe them with
coats:

\VS{15}And thou shalt
anoint them, as thou didst
anoint their
father, that they may minister unto me in the
priest’s office: for their
anointing shall surely be an
everlasting
priesthood throughout their
generations.


\par }{\PP \VS{16}Thus
did
Moses: according to all that the
{\ND{LORD}}
commanded him, so
did he.


\par }{\PP \VS{17}¶ And it came to pass in the
first
month in the
second
year, on the
first
{\ADD{day}} of the
month,
{\ADD{that}} the
tabernacle was reared
up.

\VS{18}And
Moses reared
up the
tabernacle, and
fastened his
sockets, and set
up the
boards thereof, and
put in the
bars thereof, and reared
up his
pillars.

\VS{19}And he spread
abroad the
tent over the
tabernacle, and
put the
covering of the
tent
above upon it; as the
{\ND{LORD}}
commanded
Moses.


\par }{\PP \VS{20}¶ And he
took and
put the
testimony into the
ark, and
set the
staves on the
ark, and
put the mercy
seat
above upon the
ark:

\VS{21}And he
brought the
ark into the
tabernacle, and set
up the
vail of the
covering, and
covered the
ark of the
testimony; as the
{\ND{LORD}}
commanded
Moses.


\par }{\PP \VS{22}¶ And he
put the
table in the
tent of the
congregation, upon the
side of the
tabernacle
northward,
without the
vail.

\VS{23}And he
set the
bread in
order upon it
before the
{\ND{LORD}}; as the
{\ND{LORD}} had
commanded
Moses.


\par }{\PP \VS{24}¶ And he
put the
candlestick in the
tent of the
congregation, over
against the
table, on the
side of the
tabernacle
southward.

\VS{25}And he
lighted the
lamps
before the
{\ND{LORD}}; as the
{\ND{LORD}}
commanded
Moses.


\par }{\PP \VS{26}¶ And he
put the
golden
altar in the
tent of the
congregation
before the
vail:

\VS{27}And he
burnt
sweet
incense thereon; as the
{\ND{LORD}}
commanded
Moses.


\par }{\PP \VS{28}¶ And he set
up the
hanging
{\ADD{at}} the
door of the
tabernacle.

\VS{29}And he
put the
altar of burnt
offering
{\ADD{by}} the
door of the
tabernacle of the
tent of the
congregation, and
offered upon it the burnt
offering and the meat
offering; as the
{\ND{LORD}}
commanded
Moses.


\par }{\PP \VS{30}¶ And he
set the
laver between the
tent of the
congregation and the
altar, and
put
water there, to
wash
{\ADD{withal}}.

\VS{31}And
Moses and
Aaron and his
sons
washed their
hands and their
feet thereat:

\VS{32}When they
went into the
tent of the
congregation, and when they came
near unto the
altar, they
washed; as the
{\ND{LORD}}
commanded
Moses.

\VS{33}And he reared
up the
court round
about the
tabernacle and the
altar, and set
up the
hanging of the
court
gate. So
Moses
finished the
work.


\par }{\PP \VS{34}¶ Then a
cloud
covered the
tent of the
congregation, and the
glory of the
{\ND{LORD}}
filled the
tabernacle.

\VS{35}And
Moses was not
able to
enter into the
tent of the
congregation, because the
cloud
abode thereon, and the
glory of the
{\ND{LORD}}
filled the
tabernacle.

\VS{36}And when the
cloud was taken
up
from over the
tabernacle, the
children of
Israel went
onward in all their
journeys:\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 40.36 }{\FT{went onward: Heb. journeyed}}}

\VS{37}But if the
cloud were not taken
up, then they
journeyed not till the
day that it was taken
up.

\VS{38}For the
cloud of the
{\ND{LORD}}
{\ADD{was}} upon the
tabernacle by
day, and
fire was on it by
night, in the
sight of all the
house of
Israel, throughout all their
journeys.


\par }