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1 Въ то время сказалъ мнј Господь: вытеши себј двј скрижали каменныя, подобныя первымъ, и взойди ко Мнј на гору и сдјлай себј деревянный ковчегъ.

2 И Я напишу на скрижаляхъ тј слова, которыя были на прежнихъ скрижаляхъ, которыя ты разбилъ; и положи ихъ въ ковчегъ.

3 И сдјлалъ я ковчегъ изъ дерева акаціи и вытесалъ двј каменныя скрижали, какъ прежнія, и пошелъ на гору, и двј сіи скрижали были въ рукј моей.

4 И написалъ Онъ на скрижаляхъ, какъ написано было прежде, тј десять словъ, которыя изрекъ вамъ Господь на горј изъ среды огня въ день собранія, и отдалъ ихъ Господь мнј.

5 Я пошелъ назадъ, и сошелъ съ горы и положилъ скрижали въ ковчегь, который я сдјлалъ, чтобъ онј тамъ были, какъ повелјлъ мнј Господь.

6 Сыны Израилевы отправились изъ Беероѕъ-Бне-Іакана въ Мозеръ; тамъ умеръ Ааронъ и погребенъ тамъ, и священство принялъ вмјсто его сынъ его Елеазаръ.

7 Оттуда отправились въ Гудгодъ, изъ Гудгода въ Іотаваѕу, землю, иаобилующую потоками водъ.

8 Въ то время отдјлилъ Господь колјно Левіино, чтобы носить ковчегъ завјта Господня, предстоять предъ Господомъ, служить Ему и благословлять именемъ Его, какъ это продолжается до сего дня.

9 Потому нјтъ левиту части и удјла съ братьями его; Самъ Господъ есть удјлъ его, какъ говорилъ ему Господь, Богъ твой.

10 Такимъ образомъ пробылъ я на горј, какъ и въ прежнее время, сорокъ дней и сорокъ иочей; и послушалъ меня Господь и на сей разъ; не восхотјлъ Господь погубить тебя.

11 И сказалъ мнј Господь: встань, поди въ путь предъ народомъ; пусть они пойдутъ и наслјдуютъ землю, которую Я клялся отцамъ ихъ дать имъ.

12 Итакъ, Израиль, чего требуетъ отъ тебя Господь, Богъ твой? Того только, чтобы ты боялся Господа, Бога твоего, ходилъ всјми путями его, и любилъ Его, служилъ Господу, Богу твоему, отъ всего сердца твоего и отъ всей души твоей,

13 чтобъ ты соблюдалъ заповјди Господа и постановленія Его, которыя сегодня заповјдаю тебј, чтобъ тебј было хорошо.

14 Се, у Господа, Бога твоего, небо и небеса небесъ, земля и все, что на ней;

15 но только отцевъ твоихъ принялъ Господь и возлюбилъ ихъ, и избралъ васъ, сјмя ихъ послј нихъ, изъ всјхъ народовъ, какъ нынј видишь.

16 Итакъ обрјжьте крайнюю плоть сердца вашего и не будьте впередъ жестоковыйны.

17 Ибо Господь, Богъ вашъ, есть Богъ боговъ, и Владыка владыкъ, Богъ великій, сильный и страшный, Который не смотритъ на лица и не беретъ даровъ,

18 Который даетъ судъ сиротј и вдовј, и любитъ пришельца, даетъ ему хлјбъ и одежду.

19 Любите пришельца; ибо сами вы были пришельцами въ землј Египетской.

20 Господа, Бога твоего, бойся, Ему служи и къ нему прилјпись и Его именемъ клянись.

21 Онъ хвала твоя и Онъ Богъ твой, Который сдјлалъ съ тобою оныя великія и страшныя дјла, какія видјли глаза твои.

22 Въ семидесяти душахъ пришли отцы твои въ Египетъ, а нынј Господь, Богъ твой, сдјлалъ тебя многочисленнымъ, какъ звјзды небесныя.

   

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True Christian Religion # 284

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284. The details just quoted about the proclamation of the law, its holiness and power, are to be found in the following passages of the Word. Jehovah came down on Mount Sinai in fire, and the mountain then smoked and shook, there was thunder and lightning, an oppressive cloud and the sound of a trumpet: Exodus 19:16-18; Deuteronomy 4:11; 5:22-26. The people prepared and sanctified themselves for three days before Jehovah came down: Exodus 19:10-11, 15. The mountain was hedged about to prevent anyone approaching its foot and coming near and being killed; not even the priests approached, only Moses: Exodus 19:12-13, 20-23; 24:1-2. The law was proclaimed from Mount Sinai: Exodus 20:2-17; Deuteronomy 5:6-21. The law was inscribed on two stone tablets, and written by the finger of God: Exodus 31:18; 32:15-16; Deuteronomy 9:10. When Moses carried the tablets down from the mountain the second time, his face shone so that he had to cover his face with a veil when talking with the people: Exodus 34:29-35. The tablets were laid up in the Ark: Exodus 25:16, 40:20; Deuteronomy 10:5; 1 Kings 8:9. The mercy-seat was mounted upon the Ark, and over it were placed cherubim made of gold: Exodus 25:17-21. The Ark together with the mercy-seat and the cherubim was put into the Tabernacle, constituting its first and thus most inward part; the table overlaid with gold, upon which was the bread of the Presence, the incense-altar of gold, and the lamp-stand and lamps of gold, made up the external part of the Tabernacle; the ten curtains of fine linen, purple and scarlet were its outermost part: Exodus 25:1-end; Exodus 26:1-end; Exodus 40:17-28. The place, where the Ark was, was called the Holy of Holies: Exodus 26:33. The whole people of Israel camped around the Tabernacle in the order of their tribes, and set out in order after it: Numbers 2:1-end. There was then a cloud over the Tabernacle by day and fire by night: Exodus 40:38; Numbers 9:15-end; Numbers 14:14; Deuteronomy 1:33. Jehovah spoke with Moses above the Ark, between the cherubim: Exodus 25:22; Numbers 7:89. The Ark was called from the law in it 'Jehovah-is-here'; for Moses said when the Ark set out 'Arise, Jehovah', and when it rested 'Return, Jehovah': Numbers 10:35-36; and further 2 Samuel 6:2 1 ; Psalms 132:7-8. On account of the holiness of the law Aaron was not allowed to go inside the veil, except with sacrifices and incense: Leviticus 16:2-14ff. By the presence of the Lord's power in the law contained in the Ark the waters of Jordan were parted, and the people crossed over on dry land, so long as it rested in the midst: ; 4:5-20. When the Ark was carried round them, the walls of Jericho fell down: Joshua 6:1-20. Dagon, the god of the Philistines, fell to the ground in the presence of the Ark, and afterwards was found lying on the threshold of the shrine with his head torn off and the palms of his hands cut off: 1 Samuel 5. The men of Bethshemesh were smitten because of the Ark to the number of many thousands: 1 Samuel 5, 6. Uzzah was killed by touching the Ark: 2 Samuel 6:7. The Ark was brought into Zion by David with sacrifices and jubilation: 2 Samuel 6:1-19. The Ark was brought by Solomon into the Temple at Jerusalem, where he made its inner shrine: 1 Kings 6:19ff; 1 Kings 8:3-9.

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1. The author's copy has in the margin: '2 Chronicles 6:14' for '2 Samuel 6:2'.

  
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Thanks to the Swedenborg Society for the permission to use this translation.