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 1       3, VII    |        and Isaac, and Jacob and Moses and David, and all those
 2      10, II     |         he I seek in thy books. Moses wrote of him. He tells us
 3      10, III    |     madest heaven and earth.419 Moses wrote of this; he wrote
 4      10, III    |       since I cannot inquire of Moses, I beseech thee, O Truth,
 5      11, IX(470)|                                 Moses.~
 6      11, XIV    |     these things by his servant Moses did not wish these words
 7      11, XV     |          who still believe that Moses was the holy servant of
 8      11, XVI    |       set before us by the holy Moses, who join us in placing
 9      11, XVII   |    these things are true, still Moses did not refer to these two
10      11, XVII   |          They reply, “That man [Moses] meant what we mean; this
11      11, XX     |     unshakably that thy servant Moses spoke in the spirit of truth -
12      11, XXII   |          even though it pleased Moses thus to refer to unformed
13      11, XXIII  | excellent servant of thy faith, Moses, would have wished for the
14      11, XXIII  |        from me who imagine that Moses spoke things that are false.
15      11, XXIV   |         saying confidently that Moses thought thus and that in
16      11, XXIV   |      that this is true, whether Moses thought the one or the other.
17      11, XXIV   |        see, could I assert that Moses meant nothing else than
18      11, XXV    |         fret me now by saying, “Moses did not mean what you say,
19      11, XXV    |       me, “How do you know that Moses meant what you deduce from
20      11, XXV    |   untrained. But when he says, “Moses did not mean what you say,
21      11, XXV    |         and have not considered Moses’ meaning, but only love
22      11, XXV    |       it when they contend that Moses did not mean what I say
23      11, XXV    |     immutable Truth is seen? If Moses himself had appeared to
24      11, XXV    |        we believe that whatever Moses meant in these books he
25      11, XXV    |    words, rashly to affirm that Moses especially intended only
26      11, XXVI   |       thy most faithful servant Moses a lesser gift than I should
27      11, XXVI   |        teachings. If I had been Moses - and we all come from the
28      11, XXVI   |       him?499  -  if I had been Moses at the time that he was,
29      11, XXX    |      the meaning of thy servant Moses, these would not be my confessions
30      11, XXXI   |       Thus, when one man says, “Moses meant what I mean,” and
31      11, XXXI   |        be right to believe that Moses saw all these different
32      11, XXXI   |       to believe that this man [Moses] has received at least this
33      11, XXXII  |       it said what it wished to Moses.~~