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I have not been blind, the Lord told him, to the oppression which my people endures in Egypt, I have listened to their complaints about the cruelty of the men who are in charge of their work. (Exodus 3, 7)
Yes, the cry of Israel’s race has reached my ears, I have watched how their Egyptian oppressors ill-treat them. (Exodus 3, 9)
Up, I have an errand for thee at Pharao’s court; thou art to lead my people, the sons of Israel, away out of Egypt. (Exodus 3, 10)
At this, Moses said to God, Ah, who am I, that thou shouldst send me to Pharao? Who am I that I should lead the sons of Israel out of Egypt? (Exodus 3, 11)
I will be with thee, God said to him. And here is a sign for thee, that thy mission comes from me; when thou hast brought my people out of Egypt, thou wilt find thyself offering sacrifice to God on this mountain. (Exodus 3, 12)
And he charged Moses again, That is what thou shalt tell the sons of Israel, that he who bears this name, the God of their fathers, Abraham, Isaac and Jacob has sent thee to them, and this is the name he will be known by for ever; it shall stand recorded, age after age. (Exodus 3, 15)
Go then, and summon the elders of Israel to meet thee. Tell them that the Lord, the God of their fathers, Abraham, Isaac and Jacob has appeared to thee, with this message: Day after day I have watched, and seen all that has befallen you in Egypt. (Exodus 3, 16)
The elders of Israel will give thee a good hearing; and with them thou shalt make thy way into the king of Egypt’s presence. The Lord God of the Hebrews, thou shalt tell him, has summoned us to go out three days’ march into the desert, and there we must offer sacrifice to the Lord our God. (Exodus 3, 18)
He shall be thy spokesman, giving out thy message to the people, and thou shalt be his representative with God.✻ (Exodus 4, 16)
And as he went back to Egypt, the Lord said to him, Thy part is to do all the wonders I put it in thy power to do, in Pharao’s presence. But I mean to harden his heart, so that he refuses to let my people go; (Exodus 4, 21)
and then thou shalt give him this message: Israel, says the Lord, is my first-born son, (Exodus 4, 22)
and when Aaron told them all the Lord had said to Moses, and shewed the people the appointed signs, (Exodus 4, 30)
