Exodus 4:24–31
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24At a camping place on the way to Egypt, the Lord met Moses and tried to kill him. 25–26Then Zipporah, his wife, took a sharp stone, cut off the foreskin of her son, and touched Moses’ feetg with it. Because of the rite of circumcision she said to Moses, “You are a husband of blood to me.” And so the Lord spared Moses’ life.
27Meanwhile the Lord had said to Aaron, “Go into the desert to meet Moses.” So he went to meet him at the holy mountain; and when he met him, he kissed him. 28Then Moses told Aaron everything that the Lord had said when he told him to return to Egypt; he also told him about the miracles which the Lord had ordered him to perform. 29So Moses and Aaron went to Egypt and gathered all the Israelite leaders together. 30Aaron told them everything that the Lord had said to Moses, and then Moses performed all the miracles in front of the people. 31They believed, and when they heard that the Lord had come to them and had seen how they were being treated cruelly, they bowed down and worshipped.
Footnotes
- gfeet: This reference to “feet” is thought by some to be a euphemism for the genitals.
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