People cannot see their own mistakes, so don’t let me commit secret sins.
Numbers 15:22 - Holy Bible: Easy-to-Read Version “As you try to obey all the commands that the Lord gave Moses, you might fail and make a mistake. Tuilleadh leaganachaKing James Version (Oxford) 1769 And if ye have erred, and not observed all these commandments, which the LORD hath spoken unto Moses, Amplified Bible - Classic Edition When you have erred and have not observed all these commandments which the Lord has spoken to Moses, American Standard Version (1901) And when ye shall err, and not observe all these commandments, which Jehovah hath spoken unto Moses, Common English Bible If by accident you don’t obey all these commands that the LORD spoke to Moses, Catholic Public Domain Version And if, through ignorance, you neglect any of these things, which the Lord has spoken to Moses, Douay-Rheims version of The Bible - 1752 version And if through ignorance you omit any of these things, which the Lord hath spoken to Moses, |
People cannot see their own mistakes, so don’t let me commit secret sins.
“Tell the Israelites this: A person might sin without meaning to and do something that the Lord commanded should not be done. For example:
“A ruler might sin without meaning to and break one of the commands of the Lord. He might do something that his God said must not be done.
“Finally, one of you common people might sin without meaning to. You might break one of the commands of the Lord and become guilty of doing something he said must not be done.
The priest will do this to make you pure, and God will forgive you. The part that is left will belong to the priest, just as the regular grain offering.”
You and all your descendants must give part of the first dough you make from that flour as a gift to the Lord.
The Lord gave you those commands through Moses, and they have been in effect from the day they were given throughout the generations until today.
But what about the servant who does not know what his master wants? He also does things that deserve punishment. But he will get less punishment than the servant who knew what he should do. Whoever has been given much will be responsible for much. Much more will be expected from the one who has been given more.”