Éxodo 32:30-35

30 Y sucedió que al día siguiente dijo Moisés al pueblo: Vosotros habéis cometido un gran pecado, y yo ahora voy a subir al SEÑOR, quizá pueda hacer expiación por vuestro pecado.
31 Entonces volvió Moisés al SEÑOR y dijo: ¡Ay!, este pueblo ha cometido un gran pecado: se ha hecho un dios de oro.
32 Pero ahora, si es tu voluntad, perdona su pecado, y si no, bórrame del libro que has escrito.
33 Y el SEÑOR dijo a Moisés: Al que haya pecado contra mí, lo borraré de mi libro.
34 Pero ahora ve, conduce al pueblo adonde te he dicho. He aquí, mi ángel irá delante de ti; mas el día que yo los visite, los castigaré por su pecado.
35 Y el SEÑOR hirió al pueblo por lo que hicieron con el becerro que Aarón había hecho.

Éxodo 32:30-35 Meaning and Commentary

INTRODUCTION TO EXODUS 32

This chapter gives an account of the idolatry of the Israelites making and worshipping a golden calf, Ex 32:1-6 the information of it God gave to Moses, bidding him at the same time not to make any suit in their favour, that he might consume them, and make a large nation out Moses's family, Ex 32:7-10 the intercession of Moses for them, in which he succeeded, Ex 32:11-14 his descent from the mount with the two tables in his hands, accompanied by Joshua, when he was an eyewitness of their idolatry, which raised his indignation, that he cast the two tables out of his hands and broke them, took the calf and burnt it, and ground it to powder, and made the children of Israel drink of it, Ex 32:15-20 the examination of Aaron about the fact, who excused himself, Ex 32:21-24 the orders given to the Levites, who joined themselves to Moses, to slay every man his brother, which they did to the number of 3000 men, Ex 32:25-29 another intercession for them by Moses, which gained a respite of them for a time, for they are threatened to be visited still for their sin, and they were plagued for it, Ex 32:30-35.

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