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And now the complaints of the Israelites under their Egyptian oppressors have reached my ears, and I am reminded of this covenant. (Exodus 6, 5)
Tell the sons of Israel, I am the Lord, and I mean to release you from your prison-house in Egypt, to set you free from your slavery, to buy you back for myself, with my arm uplifted in signal acts of redress. (Exodus 6, 6)
Then I will make you my own people, and will be your God; you will learn to acclaim the Lord as your God, that Lord who has brought you out of your Egyptian prison-house, (Exodus 6, 7)
that Lord who made good his promise to Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, led you back to your dwelling-place, and made it your home. (Exodus 6, 8)
And when the Lord sent Moses (Exodus 6, 10)
Moses told the Lord to his face, The Israelites will not listen to me; what hope is there that Pharao will listen to me? A man, moreover, so tongue-tied.✻ (Exodus 6, 12)
When the Lord spoke to Moses and Aaron, giving them a message to the Israelites and to the Egyptian king, Pharao, and bidding them lead the sons of Israel away out of Egypt, (Exodus 6, 13)
these were the heads of families that had left their names to clans. From Ruben, Israel’s first-born, came Henoch, Phallu, Hesron and Charmi. (Exodus 6, 14)
Amram married a kinswoman of his called Jochabed, who bore him two sons, Aaron and Moses. (Amram lived to the age of a hundred and thirty-seven.) (Exodus 6, 20)
From Isaar came Core, Nepheg, and Zechri, (Exodus 6, 21)
Aaron’s wife was Elisabeth, daughter to Aminadab and sister to Nahasson, and the sons she bore him were called Nadab, Abiu, Eleazar and Ithamar. (Exodus 6, 23)
And Core’s sons were called Aser, Elcana and Abiasaph; those were the divisions of the Corite clan. (Exodus 6, 24)
