The Washington herald., 1920-01-09
MTHEBIBLE THE
TRANSLATED out OF the original
ttongues and from the edition
known as Our Mothers Bible"
The Second Book OF Moses. Called
EXODUS.
CHAPTER N-Continued1

: And Pharaoh's servants said
unto him, How long shaIl this man
be a snare unto US? let the men go.
that they may serve the Lord their
God: knowest thou not yet that
Egypt is destroyed?
s And Moses and Aaron were
brought again unto Pharaoh: and he
said unto them. Go. serve the Lord
your God: but who are they that
shall go?
And Moses said. We will go
with our young and with our old
with our sons and with our daugh-
ters. with oAr flocks and with our
herds will we go: for we must hold
a feast unto the Lord.
10 And he said unto them. Let
the Lord be so with you, as / will
let you go. and your little ones:
look to il: for evil is before you.
IL Not so: go now ye that are
men, and serve the Lord: for that
ye did desire. And they were driven
out from Pharaoh's presence.
IL T And the Lord said unto
Moses, Stretch out thine hand over
the land of Egypt for the locusts.
that they may come up upon the
land of Egypt and eat every herb
OF the land, even all that the hail
hath left
l3 And Moses stretched forth his
rod over the land of Egypt. and
the Lord brought an east wind upon
the land all that day, and all ina.
might: and when it was morning,
the "a x1yir1d hrnnnht Aa
II And the locusts went up over
all the land of Egypt. and rested
in all the coasts of Egypt: very
grievous were they: before them
there were no such locusts as they.
peither after them shall be such.
l5 For they covered the face OF
the whole earth. so that the land
was darkened; and they did eat herb
of the land. and all the fruit or
the trees which the hail had left a:
and there remained not any green
thing in the trees. or in the herbs
of the field. through all the land of
Egypt
16 T Then Pharaoh called for
Moses and Aaron in haste; and he
said. have sinned against the Lord
your God, and against you.
II Now therefore forgive, / pray
thee. my sin only this once, and en-
treat the Lord your God. that he
may take away from me this death
only.
19 And the Lord turned a mighty
strong west wind, which took away
the locusts. and cast. them into the
Red sea: there remained not one
locust in all the coasts of Egypt.
20 But the Lord hardened Pha-
Tanh'S heart that ha
let the children of Israel go.
81 4 And the Lord said unto
Moses. Stretch out thine hand to-
ward heaven. that there may be
darkness over the land of Egypt.
even darkness which may be felt.
% And Moses stretched forth his
hand toward heaven; and there was
thick darkness in all the land
OF Egypt three days:
% They saw not one another,
neither rose any from his place for
three days: but all the children or
Israel had light in their dwellings.
"a 4 And Pharaoh called unto
Moses, and said, Go ye. serve the
Lord; only let your flocks and your
herds be stayed: let your little ones
also go with you.
20 And Moses said. Thou must
give us also sacrifices and burnt Of
ferings, that we may sacrifice unto
the Lord our God.
26 Our cattle also shall go with
us! there shall not a hoof be left
behind; for thereof must we take
TO serve the Lord our God; and we
know not with what we must serve
the Lord. until we come thither.
"a z But the Lord hardened Pha-
raoh's heart. and he would not let
them go.
'2s And Pharaoh said unto him,
Get thee from me, take heed to thy
self, see my face no more; for in
that day thou seest my face thou
shalt die.
20 And Moses said. Thou hast
spoken well, / will see thy face
again no more.
CHAPTER IL.
Gods message to the Israelities to borrow
Jewels Of their neighbors Moses threaten
eth Pharaoh with the death Of his hrstborn-
And the Lord said unto Moses,
Yet will 1 bring one plague more
upon Pharaoh. and upon Egypt;
afterwards he will let you go hence:
when he shall let you go. he shall