...received from God ; retaining, however, his own consciousness. This is evident from Exod. vii, 1 : " I have made thee a god to Pharaoh : and Aaron thy brother shall be thy prophet," ie, in your intercourse with Pharaoh, thou, as the wiser, shall act, as it were, the part of God, and...

...may be read from verse 14, to the conclusion of the chapter.] EXPOSITION XVI. CHAP. vii. 1 — 7. 1 . And the Lord said unto Moses, See, I have made thee...Pharaoh : and Aaron thy brother shall be thy prophet. 2. Thou shalt speak all that I command thee : and Aaron thy brother shall speak unto Pharaoh that he...

...uncircumcised lips, and how enuli Pharaoh hearken auto me? CHAP. VII. NB the LORD said unto Moses, J.\. or DC thy prophet, 2 Thou shalt speak all that I command fhee ; and Aaron thy brother shall speak unto...

...and whose intercession was deemed of superior efficacy. In Exod. vii. 1 Jehovah declares to Moses, ' I have made thee a god to Pharaoh, and Aaron, thy brother, shall be thy prophet,' TS%3J, which Onkelos translates by "|]O]"linD, thy interpreter (Buxtorf, Lex. Talmud.). In like manner...

...Moses is the true and very God, is evident from the words of God himself in my text, Exod. vii. 1. ' And the Lord said unto Moses, see I have made thee a God' (Elohim). The word denotes a plurality, and evidently shews that our Lord Moses was taken into the...

...God's message to Pharaoh. 19 The river is turned into blood. A ND the LORD said unto Moses, See, 1 lmunna, What manner of men were they whom ye slew at Tabor? And he thy prophet. 2 Thou shalr. speak all that I command thee : and Aaron thy brother shall speak unto...

...Septuagint, f-yia fifu o uv, to which it has been supposed he alludes.] Chap. vii. 1 : " And Jehovah said unto Moses, See, I have made " thee a god to Pharaoh (njns^> O'n'pN) ; and Aaron thy brother " shall be thy prophet." — Comp. chap. iv. 16. Our Lord tells...

...divine inspiration. The precise meaning of the noun N^J is clear from Exodus 7 : 1, where the Lord says unto Moses, See, I have made thee a god to Pharaoh, and Aaron thy brother shall be thy prophet, ie thy interpreter, thy organ of communication. (See Gesenius's Thesaurus, sv K35.) The etymology proposed...

...with the use of the Hebrew NOJ, as it occurs in the passage, Exodus vii. 1, where the Lord says to Moses, 'See, I have made thee a god to Pharaoh : and Aaron thy brother shall he thy prophet.' The Septuagint translation, therefore, is fully justified in rendering the Hebrew...

...religious teachers under the old dispensation. See Gen. 20: 7. Deut. 18: 18; and particularly Ex. 7:1, " And the Lord said unto Moses, See, I have made thee a god unto Pharaoh ; and Aaron thy brother shall be thy prophet," ie thy interpreter. In ch. 4: 16, it is...