Exode - Caput 6

Exode 6.1 dixit Dominus ad Mosen nunc videbis quae facturus sum Pharaoni per manum enim fortem dimittet eos et in manu robusta eiciet illos de terra sua Exode 6.2 locutusque est Dominus ad Mosen dicens ego Dominus Exode 6.3 qui apparui Abraham Isaac et Iacob in Deo omnipotente et nomen meum Adonai non indicavi eis Exode 6.4 pepigique cum eis foedus ut darem illis terram Chanaan terram peregrinationis eorum in qua fuerunt advenae Exode 6.5 ego audivi gemitum filiorum Israhel quo Aegyptii oppresserunt eos et recordatus sum pacti mei Exode 6.6 ideo dic filiis Israhel ego Dominus qui educam vos de ergastulo Aegyptiorum et eruam de servitute ac redimam in brachio excelso et iudiciis magnis Exode 6.7 et adsumam vos mihi in populum et ero vester Deus scietisque quod ego sim Dominus Deus vester qui eduxerim vos de ergastulo Aegyptiorum Exode 6.8 et induxerim in terram super quam levavi manum meam ut darem eam Abraham Isaac et Iacob daboque illam vobis possidendam ego Dominus Exode 6.9 narravit ergo Moses omnia filiis Israhel qui non adquieverunt ei propter angustiam spiritus et opus durissimum Exode 6.10 locutusque est Dominus ad Mosen dicens Exode 6.11 ingredere et loquere ad Pharao regem Aegypti ut dimittat filios Israhel de terra sua Exode 6.12 respondit Moses coram Domino ecce filii Israhel non me audiunt et quomodo audiet me Pharao praesertim cum sim incircumcisus labiis Exode 6.13 locutus est Dominus ad Mosen et Aaron et dedit mandatum ad filios Israhel et ad Pharao regem Aegypti ut educerent filios Israhel de terra Aegypti Exode 6.14 isti sunt principes domorum per familias suas filii Ruben primogeniti Israhelis Enoch et Phallu Aesrom et Charmi Exode 6.15 hae cognationes Ruben filii Symeon Iamuhel et Iamin et Aod Iachin et Soer et Saul filius Chananitidis hae progenies Symeon Exode 6.16 et haec nomina filiorum Levi per cognationes suas Gerson et Caath et Merari anni autem vitae Levi fuerunt centum triginta septem Exode 6.17 filii Gerson Lobeni et Semei per cognationes suas Exode 6.18 filii Caath Amram et Isuar et Hebron et Ozihel annique vitae Caath centum triginta tres Exode 6.19 filii Merari Mooli et Musi hae cognationes Levi per familias suas Exode 6.20 accepit autem Amram uxorem Iocabed patruelem suam quae peperit ei Aaron et Mosen fueruntque anni vitae Amram centum triginta septem Exode 6.21 filii quoque Isuar Core et Napheg et Zechri Exode 6.22 filii quoque Ozihel Misahel et Elsaphan et Sethri Exode 6.23 accepit autem Aaron uxorem Elisabe filiam Aminadab sororem Naasson quae peperit ei Nadab et Abiu et Eleazar et Ithamar Exode 6.24 filii quoque Core Asir et Helcana et Abiasab hae sunt cognationes Coritarum Exode 6.25 at vero Eleazar filius Aaron accepit uxorem de filiabus Phutihel quae peperit ei Finees hii sunt principes familiarum leviticarum per cognationes suas Exode 6.26 iste est Aaron et Moses quibus praecepit Dominus ut educerent filios Israhel de terra Aegypti per turmas suas Exode 6.27 hii sunt qui loquuntur ad Pharao regem Aegypti ut educant filios Israhel de Aegypto iste Moses et Aaron Exode 6.28 in die qua locutus est Dominus ad Mosen in terra Aegypti Exode 6.29 et locutus est Dominus ad Mosen dicens ego Dominus loquere ad Pharao regem Aegypti omnia quae ego loquor tibi Exode 6.30 et ait Moses coram Domino en incircumcisus labiis sum quomodo audiet me Pharao

Exode : Caput 6

God's Reaffirmed Promise to Moses

Exodus chapter 6 marks a pivotal moment in the story of Israel's liberation. It witnesses the reaffirmation of God's promise to Moses, a comforting call to his servant in the face of trials and apparent failures. In this powerful passage, we discover how the Lord renews His commitment to His people and reveals His name more deeply, while unveiling the genealogy of Moses and Aaron.

Essential Themes

This chapter explores fundamental themes such as God's faithfulness to His promises, the importance of our identity in God, and preparing for spiritual conflict. At the heart of this encouraging text, we are invited to meditate on five biblical passages that shed light on these themes of promise and perseverance.

Biblical Passages

Acts 7:6-7

"Your descendants will be strangers in a foreign land, enslaved and mistreated for four hundred years. But I will punish the nation they serve as slaves," says God, "and afterward they will leave that land and worship me in this place." » These words from Stephen recall God's promise to free Israel, resonating with the verses of Exodus 6:6-8.

Romans 9:17

"For the Scripture says to Pharaoh, 'For this very purpose I have raised you up, that I may show my power in you, and that my name may be declared throughout all the earth.' » Paul here refers to Exodus 9:16, revealing God's purpose in his interactions with Pharaoh.

Hebrews 11:23-26

"By faith Moses, when he was grown, refused to be called the son of Pharaoh's daughter, preferring to suffer ill-treatment with the people of God rather than enjoy the pleasures of sin for a season. » This excerpt highlights the faith of Moses, whose lineage and vocation are detailed in Exodus 6.

Psalms 105:26-27

"He sent his servant Moses and Aaron, whom he had chosen. They performed their miracles among the people, their wonders in the land of Ham. » This psalm celebrates the divine calling of Moses and Aaron, as set forth in Exodus 6.

Ezekiel 20:5-6

“Say to them, Thus says the Lord: On the day I chose Israel, I lifted up my hand and swore to the descendants of the house of Jacob, when I revealed myself to them in Egypt. » Ezekiel here recalls God's oath to his people, echoing the promises made in Exodus 6:2-8.

Conclusion

Through these stories and promises, we discover a faithful God, who reveals himself and commits himself to his people. By meditating on these passages, we are called to renew our trust in his word and to walk with faith, even in the midst of uncertainty. May God's promise inspire us to persevere on our spiritual journey.