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 1       I, XIII |    giving the boy the name of Moses. This Moses, when he had
 2       I, XIII |       the name of Moses. This Moses, when he had come to manhood,
 3       I, XIV  | assistance from God. Then, as Moses was feeding his sheep, suddenly
 4       I, XIV  |     of working miracles. Thus Moses, going into Egypt, after
 5       I, XIV  |    addressed to him. And when Moses, in proof that the orders
 6       I, XIV  |      the wonders performed by Moses were simply due to the arts
 7       I, XIV  |     sufferings, called to him Moses and Aaron, and gave the
 8       I, XV   |      and gazing up to heaven, Moses being so instructed by God,
 9       I, XVI  |             Chapter XVI.~Then Moses, exulting in the safety
10       I, XVI  |       and burst forth against Moses; when, as instructed by
11       I, XVI  |        heaped reproaches upon Moses, and longed for the slavery
12       I, XVI  | people were informed, through Moses, that this bread had been
13       I, XVI  |   witness to the divine gift, Moses is related to have laid
14       I, XVII | destroying their leader. Then Moses, under divine orders, striking
15       I, XVII |      people by their attacks. Moses, leading out his men to
16       I, XVII |        through the prayers of Moses, Joshua slew the enemy until
17       I, XVII |     At the same time, Jothor, Moses' father-in-law, with his
18       I, XVII |        having been married to Moses, had remained at home when
19       I, XVII |      which were being done by Moses, came to him. By his advice
20       I, XVII |    came to him. By his advice Moses divided the people into
21       I, XVII |      on to Mount Sinai. There Moses was admonished by the Lord
22       I, XVII |     flashes of lightning. But Moses and Aaron were on the top
23       I, XVIII|    from terror; and begged of Moses · that God should speak
24       I, XVIII|    the commandments of God to Moses were as follows: A Hebrew
25       I, XIX  |                  Chapter XIX.~Moses reported these words of
26       I, XIX  |       splendor glorious. Now, Moses, having been called by God,
27       I, XIX  |   work as the present. But as Moses stayed away a long time,
28       I, XIX  |      he not been entreated by Moses' not to do so. But Moses,
29       I, XIX  |      Moses' not to do so. But Moses, on his return, bringing
30       I, XIX  |      to have been slain. Then Moses set up the tabernacle outside
31       I, XIX  |     spoke, face to face, with Moses. But when Moses entreated
32       I, XIX  |    face, with Moses. But when Moses entreated that he might
33       I, XIX  |   parts; and the tables which Moses had formerly broken were
34       I, XIX  |       constructed afresh. And Moses is reported, during this
35       I, XIX  |  tabernacle that it prevented Moses himself from entering. These
36       I, XX   |        and came to Faran; and Moses was instructed by the Lord
37       I, XX   |     despisingthe authority of Moses, they prepared to appoint
38       I, XXI  |     set themselves up against Moses and Aaron; but the earth,
39       I, XXI  |    whole people arose against Moses and Aaron, so that they
40       I, XXI  |    appeased by the prayers of Moses, turned aside the disaster.
41       I, XXI  |       the want of water. Then Moses, instructed by God to strike
42       I, XXI  |       however, to this point, Moses is said to have been reproved
43       I, XXI  |      I shall show farther on. Moses, then, moving awayfrom that
44       I, XXI  |      to contend in arms. Then Moses directed his march towards
45       I, XXI  |   were conquered and subdued. Moses died, after he had ruled
46       I, XXI  |      passed over Jordan. That Moses himself only saw the promised
47       I, XXII |      XXII.~After the death of Moses, the chief power passed
48       I, XXII |    Joshua the son of Nun, for Moses had appointed him his successor,