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Exodus 4:14

Wycliffe's Bible with Modern Spelling

And the Lord was wroth against Moses, and said, I know, that Aaron, thy brother, of the lineage of Levi, is eloquent, that is, a fair speaker; lo! he shall go out into thy coming, and he shall see thee, and he shall be glad in heart.

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And the Lord was wroth by indignation against Uzzah, and smote him on the folly; and he was dead there beside the ark of God.

Therefore the Lord was wroth to Solomon, for his soul was turned away from the Lord God of Israel; that appeared to him the second time,

Forsooth that thing that was commanded displeased the Lord, therefore he smote Israel.

He sent Moses, his servant; [and] that Aaron, whom he chose.

And Moses said, Lord, I beseech thee, send whom thou shalt.

Also take thou this rod in thine hand, in which thou shalt do miracles.

Forsooth the Lord said to Aaron, Go thou into the coming of Moses into desert; which went against Moses into the hill of God, and kissed him.

and they said, Whether God spake his will only by Moses? whether he spake not also to us in like manner? And when the Lord had heard this, he was wroth greatly;

For it is seen to the Holy Ghost, and to us, to put to you nothing more of charge, than these needful things,

I had not rest to my spirit, for I found not my brother Titus, but I said to them farewell, and I passed into Macedonia.

For all men seek those things that be their own, not those that be of Christ Jesus.

And I sent Moses and Aaron, and I smote Egypt with many signs and wonders, and I led you

How that Jacob entered into Egypt, and your fathers cried to the Lord; and the Lord sent Moses and Aaron, and led your fathers out of Egypt, and hath set them in this place.

Soothly a man of God came to Eli, and said to him, The Lord saith these things, Whether I was not showed apertly to the house of thy father, when he was in Egypt, in the house of Pharaoh?




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