Capitolo 45
wind that coincided with a low tide and it made the practicable passage, and
to Sinai he had a thunder-storm.
"And it came to pass in the third day, in the morning that there was
thunders and lightnings and a thick cloud on the mountain and the voice
of the trumpet that exceeds noise; then all the people that were in the field
trembled." Moses had undoubtedly sent completely person trusted some,
probably Joshua, on the mountain to blow the horn of a ram and to turn on a
bonfire, and the effect seems to have been excellent.
"It is Mountain Sinai it was together on a smoke, because the God came down
on him in fire: and the thereofs of the smoke ascended as the smoke of an oven,
and the whole mountain greatly trembled.
"And when the voice of the trumpet seemed long, and it waxed louder and
louder, the spake of Moses, and God they answered him from a voice.
"And the God came down on Mountain Sinai, on the top of the mountain; and the
Called God Moses to the top of the mountain; and Moses climbed." And the
"before thing that Moses did for the God you have to debit the
people, so that they doesn't break I cross to the God to look fixed, and many of them
perishes."
It is Moses he/she answered to the enquiry of God, "Her people cannot come above to Climb on
Sinai: for you the chargedst us, saying, confinements of Set on the mountain.
"And the God told him, Street finds down thee, and you shalt come on,
Aaron and you with thee: but impediment not the priests and the interruption of people
through to come above to the God, so that not he breaks before on them.
"Then Moses went down to the people and spake to them."
If the decalogue, as we know him/it to us, indeed it was a code of law delivered
on Sinai that critics German a lot of dispute as being incoherent
with the stage of civilization to which the Israelis had arrived, but
what relative is together to the law of Babylonish with which it was Moses
family, it is immaterial for the present purpose. What is essential is that
close to the same decalogue it is mainly a considerable body of law