Capitolo 72
changed man. Nothing could incite to conduct him/it the Hebrews through Jordan
to attach the peoples on the bank of the west, and although the congregation did a
couple of countries against Sihon and Og whose pitilessness always has
is a stain on Moses, the probability it is that Moseses he didn't involve a lot
with the selected command. If he had done so, the author of Deuteronomy is able
you/he/she has given the history in more detail and Moses more credit. Everybody that is
attributed to Moses it is a division of the conquests done together with
Joshua and an unfruitful prayer to the God to which it is probable that he is permitted
you cross Jordan.
In the meantime life was ending for him. His/her nun older Miriam died to Kadesh,
and Aaron died rather later awry Hor that he/she is supposed that I/you/he/she lie around,
as far to the east of Kadesh as Hormah it is to the west, but there is
circumstances on the death of Aaron that sharpens to Moses as having had
more to do with him whether to have been a thereof of the passive and mere spectator.
The whole congregation is represented as having traveled from Kadesh and
Hor comes... awry from the coast of the earth of Edom", and there the
"God" he/she talked to Moses and Aaron, and he/she explained that Aarons it had to be
"gathered to his/her people,... because yes rebelled him... to the water of
Meribah." "Therefore Moses you have to take Aaron and Eleazar his/her child, and
Hor raises awry them: and it tears Aaron of his/her garments, and it put
them on Eleazar",... and that Aarons... it will die there.
"And they climbed in Mountain Hor in the sight of the whole congregation. And
Moses tore Aaron of his/her garments, and it put them on Eleazar his/her child;
and Aaron died there in the top of the mountain: and Moses and Eleazar came
down from the mountain." [The footnote: It numbers xx, 22-28.]
Now it is unbelievable that all this it happened as rightly as the
chronicle would have us believe. Aaron was an old man and probably
in lack of, but its death was not imminent. On the contrary one, he had strength