Êxodo 3:7

7 Disse o SENHOR: “De fato tenho visto a opressão sobre o meu povo no Egito, tenho escutado o seu clamor, por causa dos seus feitores, e sei quanto eles estão sofrendo.

Êxodo 3:7 Meaning and Commentary

Exodus 3:7

And the Lord said, I have surely seen the affliction of my
people which are in Egypt
Or, "in seeing I have seen", which not only denotes the certainty of it, as we express it; but the clear, distinct, and full sight he had of it, with sympathy towards them, an affectionate concern for them, and a fixed, settled, determination in his mind to deliver them; he had long took notice of, and had thoroughly observed their affliction, and was afflicted with them in it, and was bent upon their deliverance out of it: and have heard their cry, by reason of their taskmasters;
who were set over them to see that they did their work, and to lay heavy burdens on them, and afflict them by all manner of ways and methods they could devise; and who abused and beat them for not doing what was not to be done, which made them cry out because of their barbarous usage of them, and cry unto God for help and deliverance: for I know their sorrows;
the pains of body they were put unto, and the inward grief and trouble of their minds on account of them.

Êxodo 3:7 In-Context

5 Então disse Deus: “Não se aproxime. Tire as sandálias dos pés, pois o lugar em que você está é terra santa”.

6 Disse ainda: “Eu sou o Deus de seu pai, o Deus de Abraão, o Deus de Isaque, o Deus de Jacó”. Então Moisés cobriu o rosto, pois teve medo de olhar para Deus.

7 Disse o SENHOR: “De fato tenho visto a opressão sobre o meu povo no Egito, tenho escutado o seu clamor, por causa dos seus feitores, e sei quanto eles estão sofrendo.

8 Por isso desci para livrá-los das mãos dos egípcios e tirá-los daqui para uma terra boa e vasta, onde há leite e mel com fartura: a terra dos cananeus, dos hititas, dos amorreus, dos ferezeus, dos heveus e dos jebuseus.

9 Pois agora o clamor dos israelitas chegou a mim, e tenho visto como os egípcios os oprimem.