Capitolo 26
who, particularly, driven Joseph in Egypt protected there it, and
not the elevated never to an eminence before or since then it came to a Hebrew. It is able
even is it tried, from incontrovertible facts that this being is an ethic
being that you/he/she can be appeased by obedience and reaching to a certain
moral standard in the life, and from any other he/she wants to say. What this standard has been
disclosed to me, I can try to you from miraculous and different signals. Therefore,
is obedient and you respect the law that I will promulgate "that yes you/he/she can flourish
in that whole ye."
Indeed, the philosophy of Moses was austerely of the practical kind,
resembling to that of Benjamin Franklin. He didn't promise to his/her people, as
it made the Egyptians, happiness in a future life. He confined him to
the prosperity in this world. And to succeed in his/her end he put an attainable
standard. A standard anybody taller, certainly that that accepted from the
Egyptians, as you/he/she is exposed in the 125 chapter of the Book of the
Dead, a standard to which the soul of some dead man had to reach before him
you/he/she could be admitted in Heaven. Neither it did Moses as the Dr. Budde among others
it supposes, has to treat with a tribe of fierce and Barbaric nomad, as
the Amalekites, to whom the Hebrews were antagonistic indeed and with whom
they undertook incessant war.
The Hebrews widely differed to a large extent, from such barbarians. Them
you/he/she was become sedentary to the duration of the exodus, anything that they can have
state when Abraham emigrated from Babylon. They had accustomed in Egypt to
living in the houses, they cultivated and they cooked the cereals, and they fed on
vegetables and bread. They didn't live on meat and they milked as does the
Nomadic; and, indeed, the principal difficulty Moses met in the
exodus was the ignorance of its followers of the habits of the life of desert,
and their antipathy of rate of desert. They was languishing for forever the
delights of the civilization. "To God we was dead from the hand of the