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spare me thy importunacy, let me vent my anger and destroy them; I will make thy posterity into a great nation instead. (Exodus 32, 10)
But Moses would still plead with the Lord his God; What, Lord, said he, wilt thou vent thy anger on thy people, the people thou didst rescue from Egypt so imperiously, with so strong a hand? (Exodus 32, 11)
Wilt thou let the Egyptians say it was but a treacherous deliverance; that thou hadst marked them out for death, here in the mountains, and no trace left of them on earth? Oh let the storm of thy anger pass; pardon thy people’s guilt! (Exodus 32, 12)
Remember thy servants Abraham, Isaac and Israel, and the oath thou didst swear by thy own name: I will make your posterity countless as the stars in heaven, and give them all this land of which I spoke to you, to be their everlasting home. (Exodus 32, 13)
So the Lord relented, and spared his people the punishment he had threatened. (Exodus 32, 14)
God’s workmanship; a divine hand had traced the characters they bore. (Exodus 32, 16)
And now, as the noise of shouting reached him, Josue said to Moses, I hear the cry of battle in the camp. (Exodus 32, 17)
Then they drew nearer the camp, and he saw the calf standing there, and the dancing. And so angry was he that he threw down the tablets he held, and broke them against the spurs of the mountain; (Exodus 32, 19)
then he took the calf they had made and threw it on the fire, and beat it into dust; this dust he sprinkled over water, which he made the Israelites drink. (Exodus 32, 20)
and it was they who said to me, Fashion us gods to be our leaders. We had a man to lead us, this Moses, when we came away from Egypt, but there is no saying now what has become of him. (Exodus 32, 23)
So I asked them, Which of you has any gold in his possession? And they brought what they had, and gave it to me; I cast it into the fire, and this calf was the issue of it. (Exodus 32, 24)
Moses saw, too, that the people went all unarmed; Aaron had let them strip, in their shameless debauchery, so that they were defenceless against attack.✻ (Exodus 32, 25)
