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Deuteronomy 9
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1
Hear
, O
Israel:
Thou art to pass
over
Jordan
this
day,
to go
in
to
possess
nations
greater
and
mightier
than thyself,
cities
great
and fenced
up
to
heaven,
2
A
people
great
and
tall
, the
children
of the
Anakims,
whom thou
knowest
, and of whom thou hast
heard
say, Who can
stand
before
the
children
of
Anak!
3
Understand
therefore this
day,
that the
LORD
thy
God
is he which goeth
over
before
thee; as a
consuming
fire
he shall
destroy
them, and he shall bring them
down
before thy
face:
so shalt thou drive them
out
, and
destroy
them
quickly,
as the
LORD
hath
said
unto thee.
4
Speak
not thou in thine
heart,
after that the
LORD
thy
God
hath cast them
out
from
before
thee,
saying
, For my
righteousness
the
LORD
hath brought me
in
to
possess
this
land:
but for the
wickedness
of these
nations
the
LORD
doth drive them
out
from
before
thee.
5
Not for thy
righteousness,
or for the
uprightness
of thine
heart,
dost thou
go
to
possess
their
land:
but for the
wickedness
of these
nations
the
LORD
thy
God
doth drive them
out
from
before
thee, and that he may
perform
the
word
which the
LORD
sware
unto thy
fathers,
Abraham,
Isaac,
and
Jacob.
6
Understand
therefore, that the
LORD
thy
God
giveth
thee not this
good
land
to
possess
it for thy
righteousness;
for thou art a
stiffnecked
*
people.
7
Remember
, and
forget
not, how thou provokedst the
LORD
thy
God
to
wrath
in the
wilderness:
from
the
day
that thou didst depart
out
of the
land
of
Egypt,
until ye
came
unto this
place,
ye have been
rebellious
against
the
LORD.
8
Also in
Horeb
ye
provoked
the
LORD
to
wrath
, so that the
LORD
was
angry
with you to have
destroyed
you.
9
When I was gone
up
into the
mount
to
receive
the
tables
of
stone,
even the
tables
of the
covenant
which the
LORD
made
with you, then I
abode
in the
mount
forty
days
and
forty
nights,
I neither did
eat
bread
nor
drink
water:
10
And the
LORD
delivered
unto me
two
tables
of
stone
written
with the
finger
of
God;
and on them was written according to all the
words,
which the
LORD
spake
with you in the
mount
out of the
midst
of the
fire
in the
day
of the
assembly.
11
And it came to pass at the
end
of
forty
days
and
forty
nights,
that the
LORD
gave
me the
two
tables
of
stone,
even the
tables
of the
covenant.
12
And the
LORD
said
unto me,
Arise
, get thee
down
quickly
from hence; for thy
people
which thou hast brought
forth
out of
Egypt
have
corrupted
themselves; they are
quickly
turned
aside
out of the
way
which I
commanded
them; they have
made
them a molten
image.
13
Furthermore the
LORD
spake
unto me,
saying
, I have
seen
this
people,
and, behold, it is a
stiffnecked
*
people:
14
Let me
alone
, that I may
destroy
them, and blot
out
their
name
from under
heaven:
and I will
make
of
thee a
nation
mightier
and
greater
than they.
15
So I
turned
and came
down
from the
mount,
and the
mount
burned
with
fire:
and the
two
tables
of the
covenant
were in my
two
hands.
16
And I
looked
, and, behold, ye had
sinned
against the
LORD
your
God,
and had
made
you a
molten
calf:
ye had turned
aside
quickly
out of the
way
which the
LORD
had
commanded
you.
17
And I
took
the
two
tables,
and
cast
them out
of
my
two
hands,
and
brake
them before your
eyes.
18
And I fell
down
before
the
LORD,
as at the
first,
forty
days
and
forty
nights:
I did neither
eat
bread,
nor
drink
water,
because of all your
sins
which ye
sinned
, in
doing
wickedly
in the
sight
of the
LORD,
to provoke him to
anger
.
19
For I was
afraid
of
the
anger
and hot
displeasure,
wherewith the
LORD
was
wroth
against you to
destroy
you. But the
LORD
hearkened
unto me at that
time
also.
20
And the
LORD
was
very
angry
with
Aaron
to have
destroyed
him: and I
prayed
for
Aaron
also the same
time.
21
And I
took
your
sin,
the
calf
which ye had
made
, and
burnt
it with
fire,
and
stamped
it, and
ground
it very
small
, even until it was as
small
as
dust:
and I
cast
the
dust
thereof into the
brook
that descended
out
of the
mount.
22
And at
Taberah,
and at
Massah,
and at
Kibrothhattaavah,
ye provoked the
LORD
to
wrath
.
23
Likewise when the
LORD
sent
you from
Kadeshbarnea,
saying
, Go
up
and
possess
the
land
which I have
given
you; then ye
rebelled
against the
commandment
of the
LORD
your
God,
and ye
believed
him not, nor
hearkened
to his
voice.
24
Ye have been
rebellious
against the
LORD
from the
day
that I
knew
you.
25
Thus I fell
down
before
the
LORD
forty
days
and
forty
nights,
as I fell
down
at the first; because the
LORD
had
said
he would
destroy
you.
26
I
prayed
therefore unto the
LORD,
and
said
, O
Lord
GOD,
destroy
not thy
people
and thine
inheritance,
which thou hast
redeemed
through thy
greatness,
which thou hast brought
forth
out of
Egypt
with a
mighty
hand.
27
Remember
thy
servants,
Abraham,
Isaac,
and
Jacob;
look
not unto the
stubbornness
of this
people,
nor to their
wickedness,
nor to their
sin:
28
Lest the
land
whence thou broughtest us
out
say
, Because the
LORD
was not
able
to
bring
them into the
land
which he
promised
them, and because he
hated
them, he hath brought them
out
to
slay
them in the
wilderness.
29
Yet they are thy
people
and thine
inheritance,
which thou broughtest
out
by thy
mighty
power
and by thy stretched
out
arm.
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