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Exode 4:22

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22 Et tu diras à Pharaon: Ainsi a dit l'Éternel: Israël est mon fils, mon premier-né;

Exode 4:22 Meaning and Commentary

Exodus 4:22

And thou shall say unto Pharaoh
When arrived in Egypt, and in his presence: thus saith the Lord;
he was to declare to him that he came in his name, and by his orders, and, as an ambassador of his, required the dismission of the children of Israel out of Egypt: Israel [is] my son, [even] my firstborn;
as dear to him as a man's firstborn is, or as his only son: adoption is one of the privileges peculiar to Israel after the flesh, even national adoption, with all the external privileges appertaining to it, ( Romans 9:4 Romans 9:5 ) .

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Exode 4:22 In-Context

20 Alors Moïse prit sa femme et ses fils, les fit monter sur un âne, et retourna au pays d'Égypte. Et Moïse prit la verge de Dieu dans sa main.
21 Et l'Éternel dit à Moïse: En t'en allant pour retourner en Égypte, considère tous les miracles que j'ai mis dans ta main, et tu les feras devant Pharaon; mais j'endurcirai son cœur, et il ne laissera point aller le peuple.
22 Et tu diras à Pharaon: Ainsi a dit l'Éternel: Israël est mon fils, mon premier-né;
23 Et je t'ai dit: Laisse aller mon fils, afin qu'il me serve; et tu as refusé de le laisser aller. Voici, je vais faire mourir ton fils, ton premier-né.
24 Or, il arriva qu'en chemin, dans l'hôtellerie, l'Éternel rencontra Moïse, et chercha à le faire mourir.
The Ostervald translation is in the public domain.

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