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From Madian, then, the Lord bade Moses return to Egypt; all those who had threatened his life were dead. (Exodus 4, 19)
So Moses took his wife and children, with his ass to carry them, and returned to Egypt, with the staff, divinely appointed, in his hand. (Exodus 4, 20)
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 when I bade thee give this son of mine leave to go and worship me, that leave was refused; I come to claim the life of thy first-born in return. (Exodus 4, 23)
On this journey, at one of his halting-places, the Lord came in his path and threatened him with death, (Exodus 4, 24)
until Sephora took a sharp stone, and circumcised her son with it; then, touching her husband’s feet with the flesh, she said, Now we are betrothed in blood. (Exodus 4, 25)
And as she said the words, Betrothed in blood, after the circumcision, the Lord consented to spare him.✻ (Exodus 4, 26)
Meanwhile the Lord had told Aaron to go out and meet Moses in the desert; so he set out and met him at God’s mountain, and greeted him with a kiss. (Exodus 4, 27)
the people were convinced. At last the Lord had come to enquire after the sons of Israel, and had witnessed their affliction; they would bow down and worship. (Exodus 4, 31)
Why, he answered, who is this Lord, that I must obey his command, and let Israel go free? I know no such Lord as that; I will not let Israel go. (Exodus 5, 2)
It is the God of the Hebrews, they told him, who has summoned us to go out into the desert, a matter of three days’ journey, and offer sacrifice to him; he, the Lord, is our God, what if he should bring sickness or war upon us? (Exodus 5, 3)
These folk, Pharao complained, have outgrown their territory already: see how their numbers have increased! And it will be worse still if you ease them of their burdens. (Exodus 5, 5)
