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Exodus 3:5

Holy Bible: Easy-to-Read Version

Then God said, “Don’t come any closer. Take off your sandals. You are standing on holy ground.

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The commander of the Lord’s army answered, “Take off your sandals. The place where you are standing is holy.” So Joshua obeyed him.

“The Lord said to him, ‘Take off your sandals, because the place where you are now standing is holy ground.

But you must tell the people to stay away from the mountain. Make a line and don’t let them cross it. Any person or animal that touches the mountain must be killed with stones or shot with arrows. But don’t let anyone touch them. The people must wait until the trumpet blows. Only then can they go up the mountain.”

Be very careful when you go to worship God. It is better to listen to God than to give sacrifices like fools. Fools often do bad things, and they don’t even know it.

They did not want to hear the command: “If anything, even an animal, touches the mountain, it must be killed with stones.”

The Lord said to Moses, “Go down and warn the people not to come near me and look at me. If they do, many will die.

Then Moses said to Aaron, “The Lord says, ‘The priests who come near me must respect me. I must be holy to them and to all the people.’” So Aaron did not say anything about his sons dying.

And we heard that voice. It came from heaven while we were with Jesus on the holy mountain.

This is because the Lord your God is there with you in your camp to save you and to help you defeat your enemies. So the camp must be holy. Then he will not see something disgusting and leave you.

The Lord says, “One of their own people will lead them. That ruler will come from my people. People can come close to me only if I ask them to. So I will ask that leader to come to me, and he will be close to me.

Moses told Aaron everything the Lord had commanded him to say and all the miracles he must do to prove that God had sent him.




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