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And this day will prove that it is the Lord thy God that passes on before thee, like fire that swallows up and consumes all before it, beating them down and making an end of them, scattering them before thee all in a moment, in fulfilment of the promise he gave thee. (Deuteronomy 9, 3)
But do not flatter thyself, when the Lord thy God destroys them thus at thy onslaught, do not flatter thyself it was for any merit of thine he gave thee possession of this land thou hast invaded, when in truth it was the wickedness of those other nations that brought them to ruin. (Deuteronomy 9, 4)
No, if thou dost invade and conquer their lands, it is for no merit of thine, no right dispositions of thine; they are to perish at thy onslaught in punishment of their own ill-deeds, and because the Lord must needs fulfil the promise which he made on oath to thy fathers, Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. (Deuteronomy 9, 5)
Be well assured thou hadst no claim to the possession of this fair land the Lord thy God is bestowing on thee, a stiff-necked nation as thou art. (Deuteronomy 9, 6)
What, has memory failed thee? Remember what provocation thou didst give the Lord thy God, out in the desert. From the very day of thy leaving Egypt, all the way to the place where thou standest, there has been nothing but rebellion against the Lord. (Deuteronomy 9, 7)
I went up to the mountain where I was to receive the two stone tablets that recorded the covenant the Lord was making with you and on the mountain, without food and drink, I spent forty days and forty nights. (Deuteronomy 9, 9)
This, too, the Lord said to me, Here is a race that will not bear the yoke; (Deuteronomy 9, 13)
and when I saw what sin you had committed against the Lord your God, forsaking all at once the path he had shewn you, and making yourselves a molten calf, (Deuteronomy 9, 16)
And now for another forty days and forty nights I lay at the Lord’s feet, without food or drink, in amends for the sin you had committed against the Lord, your defiance of his displeasure; (Deuteronomy 9, 18)
so great was my fear of that vengeful anger of his, roused now and ready to destroy you. And once again the Lord listened to me. (Deuteronomy 9, 19)
At the Place of Burning, too, and at the Place of Challenge, and at the Graves of Greed, you roused the Lord’s anger; (Deuteronomy 9, 22)
and when he sent you out to battle from Cades-Barne, bidding you go and take possession of the land he had given you for your home, you defied the will of the Lord your God, and refused to trust him or listen to his commands; (Deuteronomy 9, 23)
