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When the morrow came, Moses told the people, You have sinned heinously; I will go up into the Lord’s presence, and see if I can make amends for your guilt. (Exodus 32, 30)
And now a new message came to Moses from the Lord, March on, then, with the people thou hast led out of Egypt; make thy way hence to the land I promised Abraham, Isaac and Jacob should be the home of their race. (Exodus 33, 1)
the Lord’s word came through Moses to the Israelites, You are a stiff-necked people, and if once I set out on the march among you, I would be moved to destroy you. Take off, here and now, your ornaments, and wait till I have resolved what to do with you. (Exodus 33, 5)
Moses, too, removed his tent,✻ and pitched it far off, away from the camp, calling it, The tent which bears witness to the covenant; to this, all who had disputes to settle must betake themselves, away from the camp. (Exodus 33, 7)
Thus the Lord spoke with Moses face to face, as a man speaks to his friend. And when he returned to the camp, Josue, son of Nun, the young man who served him, never left the tent unguarded. (Exodus 33, 11)
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)
Moses came down, after this, from Mount Sinai, bearing with him the two tablets on which the law was written; and his face, although he did not know it, was all radiant✻ after the meeting at which he had held speech with God. (Exodus 34, 29)
then all the Israelites came to greet him, and he passed on to them all the commands he had received on mount Sinai. (Exodus 34, 32)
so they saw his face, as he came out, still radiant, but always, when he spoke to them, he veiled his face as before. (Exodus 34, 35)
and on each branch there were three cups shaped like almond-flowers, then a boss, then a fleur-de-lis, balanced by three cups and a boss and a fleur-de-lis on the opposite branch; such was the fashion of all the six branches that came out of the stem. (Exodus 37, 19)
and all the rest of its carcase, he will carry away from the camp to the place you have hallowed for pouring the ashes away, and burn them over a wood fire, there on the ash-pit. (Leviticus 4, 12)
The bullock itself he will take away from the camp, as before; and so amends will be made for the general transgression. (Leviticus 4, 21)
