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• Give me, then, said Moses, the sight of thy glory. (Exodus 33, 18)

• And he answered, All my splendour shall pass before thy eyes, and I will pronounce, in thy presence, my own divine name, the name of the Lord who shews favour where he will, grants pardon where he will. (Exodus 33, 19)

• But, my face, he said, thou canst not see; mortal man cannot see me, and live to tell of it. (Exodus 33, 20)

• there I will station thee in a cleft of the rock, while my glory passes by, and cover thee with my right hand until I have gone past. (Exodus 33, 22)

• After this the Lord said to him, Carve two tablets of stone, like those others, and I will write on them the same words as I wrote on the tablets thou didst break. (Exodus 34, 1)

• Be ready to come up on to mount Sinai in the morning, and there thou shalt stand before me on the mountain top. (Exodus 34, 2)

• So Moses carved two tablets of stone, like the others; and he rose at dawn and went up mount Sinai at the Lord’s bidding, with the tablets in his hand. (Exodus 34, 4)

• The Lord came down to meet him, hidden in cloud, and Moses stood with him there, calling on the Lord’s name. (Exodus 34, 5)

• Thus the Lord passed by, and he cried out, It is the Lord God, the ruler of all things, the merciful, the gracious; slow to take vengeance, rich in kindness, faithful to his promises. (Exodus 34, 6)

• He is true to his promise of mercy a thousand times over; shame or sin or guilt is none but he forgives it; yet, before him, none can claim innocence in his own right, and when he punishes, the son must make amends for the father’s guilt, to the third and the fourth generation.✻ (Exodus 34, 7)

• Then, without more ado, Moses fell prostrate with his face to the ground in worship. (Exodus 34, 8)

• Lord, he said, if thou dost look on me with favour, I entreat thee to go with us on our journey, stiff-necked as this people is; guilt of our sins do thou pardon, and keep us for thy own. (Exodus 34, 9)