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Exode 32:22

Listen to Exode 32:22
22 Aaron répondit: Que la colère de mon seigneur ne s'enflamme point! Tu sais toi-même que ce peuple est porté au mal.

Exode 32:22 Meaning and Commentary

Exodus 32:22

And Aaron said, let not the anger of my lord wax hot
He addresses him in a very respectful manner, though his younger brother, being in a superior office, the chief ruler of the people, king in Jeshurun; and he perceived a violent emotion rising in him, great indignation in his countenance, and an high resentment of what was done, and therefore he entreats his patience to hear him, in a few words, what he had to say, and he begins with the well known character of the people:

thou knowest the people, that they [are] set on mischief;
or are "in wickedness" F17; wholly in it, and under the power and influence of it, given up to it, and bent upon it; and there was no restraining them from it; and he appeals to the knowledge of Moses himself for the truth of this, of which their several murmurings against him, since they came out of Egypt, were a proof; see ( 1 John 5:19 ) .


FOOTNOTES:

F17 (erb) "in malo", Montanus, Drusius, Junius & Tremellius, Piscator.
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Exode 32:22 In-Context

20 Il prit le veau qu'ils avaient fait, et le brûla au feu; il le réduisit en poudre, répandit cette poudre à la surface de l'eau, et fit boire les enfants d'Israël.
21 Moïse dit à Aaron: Que t'a fait ce peuple, pour que tu l'aies laissé commettre un si grand péché?
22 Aaron répondit: Que la colère de mon seigneur ne s'enflamme point! Tu sais toi-même que ce peuple est porté au mal.
23 Ils m'ont dit: Fais-nous un dieu qui marche devant nous; car ce Moïse, cet homme qui nous a fait sortir du pays d'Egypte, nous ne savons ce qu'il est devenu.
24 Je leur ai dit: Que ceux qui ont de l'or, s'en dépouillent! Et ils me l'ont donné; je l'ai jeté au feu, et il en est sorti ce veau.
The Louis Segond 1910 is in the public domain.

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