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Nombres 11:2

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2 Le peuple cria à Moïse. Moïse pria l'Eternel, et le feu s'arrêta.

Nombres 11:2 Meaning and Commentary

Numbers 11:2

And the people cried unto Moses
And entreated him to pray for them, being frightened at the fire which consumed many of them, lest it should spread and become general among them:

and when Moses prayed unto the Lord;
as he did, in which he was a type of Christ, the mediator between God and man, the advocate of his people, an intercessor for transgressors:

the fire was quenched;
it stopped and proceeded no further; as through Christ's mediation God is pacified with his people for all that they have done, and his wrath, and all the effects of it, are turned away from them, and entirely cease with respect to them; or it "sunk down"


FOOTNOTES:

F18 into its place, as the Targum of Jonathan, as if it rose out of the earth. This may serve to confirm the notion of its being a burning wind, to which the idea of sinking down and subsiding well agrees.


F18 (eqvt) "sunk down", so Ainsworth; "compressus est", Junius & Tremellius, Piscator, Drusius; "resedit", Tigurine version.

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Nombres 11:2 In-Context

1 Le peuple murmura et cela déplut aux oreilles de l'Eternel. Lorsque l'Eternel l'entendit, sa colère s'enflamma; le feu de l'Eternel s'alluma parmi eux, et dévora l'extrémité du camp.
2 Le peuple cria à Moïse. Moïse pria l'Eternel, et le feu s'arrêta.
3 On donna à ce lieu le nom de Tabeéra, parce que le feu de l'Eternel s'était allumé parmi eux.
4 Le ramassis de gens qui se trouvaient au milieu d'Israël fut saisi de convoitise; et même les enfants d'Israël recommencèrent à pleurer et dirent: Qui nous donnera de la viande à manger?
5 Nous nous souvenons des poissons que nous mangions en Egypte, et qui ne nous coûtaient rien, des concombres, des melons, des poireaux, des oignons et des aulx.
The Louis Segond 1910 is in the public domain.

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