Capitolo 68
and to the duration of the miracle the spectators were not intimidated by the
perceives, even if every "Israel that was round around them ran away to whine of
them: for them they said, So that not the earth also swallows us on.
"And there it went out a fire of the God, and it consumed the two hundred and
fifty men that have offered incense."
Nevertheless everybody that, the congregation next day is as hostile and
as threatening how come.
"On the tomorrow the whole congregation of the children of Israel murmured
against Moses and against Aaron, saying, Ye has killed the people of the
God....
"And they fell on their faces."
In this crisis of his/her fate, when it seemed that nothing could save Moses
from a conflict with the mass of his/her followers that you/they had surrendered him,
Moses showed here that audacity and the fertility of resource that it had until
trains him, and until his/her death was destined for training him/it to maintain,
his/her position, at least as a prophet, among the Jewish people.
The sore was the more dreadeds of visits among the venerable old man always
Hebrews: far more terrible than the war. Devastation was already working in the
camp, as the death of the "spies" it shows us. Moses always affirmed his
the ability to check him/it, and to this instant, when, apparently, Aaron and he
you/he/she was lying on their faces in front of the angry people, he conceived the idea
what he would try his/her powers of theurgetic. Suddenly he called
to Aaron for "to take a censer and to put therein of the fire from by the altar, and
I handed incense, and quickly goes to the congregation, and does a
reparation for them: for there anger you/he/she has gone out of the God; the sore
starts."
"And took Aaron as commanded Moses, and he/she met him with the mean of the
congregation; and, sees, the sore starts among the people: ... and
constituted a reparation the people.
"And he was standing among the corpse and the living one; and the sore had been.
"Now their that corpse in the sore was fourteen thousand and seven
one hundred, close to them that died on the matter of Korah."