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Exodus 18
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1
When
Jethro,
the
priest
of
Midian,
Moses'
father in
law
,
heard
of all that
God
had
done
for
Moses,
and for
Israel
his
people,
and that the
LORD
had
brought
Israel
out of
Egypt;
2
Then
Jethro,
Moses'
father in
law
,
took
Zipporah,
Moses'
wife,
after
he had sent her
back,
3
And her
two
sons;
of which the
name
of the
one
was
Gershom;
a
for he
said
, I have been an
alien
in a
strange
land:
4
And the
name
of the
other
was
Eliezer;
b
for the
God
of my
father,
said he, was mine
help,
and
delivered
me from the
sword
of
Pharaoh:
5
And
Jethro,
Moses'
father in
law
,
came
with his
sons
and his
wife
unto
Moses
into the
wilderness,
where he
encamped
at the
mount
of
God:
6
And he
said
unto
Moses,
I thy father in
law
Jethro
am
come
unto thee, and thy
wife,
and her
two
sons
with her.
7
And
Moses
went
out
to
meet
his father in
law
, and did
obeisance
, and
kissed
him; and they
asked
each
other
of their
welfare;
c
and they
came
into the
tent.
8
And
Moses
told
his father in
law
all that the
LORD
had
done
unto
Pharaoh
and to the
Egyptians
for
Israel's
sake,
and all the
travail
that had
come
d
upon them by the
way,
and how the
LORD
delivered
them.
9
And
Jethro
rejoiced
for all the
goodness
which the
LORD
had
done
to
Israel,
whom he had
delivered
out of the
hand
of the
Egyptians.
10
And
Jethro
said
,
Blessed
be the
LORD,
who hath
delivered
you out of the
hand
of the
Egyptians,
and out of the
hand
of
Pharaoh,
who hath
delivered
the
people
from under the
hand
of the
Egyptians.
11
Now I
know
that the
LORD
is
greater
than all
gods:
for in the
thing
wherein they dealt
proudly
he was above them.
12
And
Jethro,
Moses'
father in
law
,
took
a burnt
offering
and
sacrifices
for
God:
and
Aaron
came
, and all the
elders
of
Israel,
to
eat
bread
with
Moses'
father in
law
before
God.
13
And it came to pass on the
morrow,
that
Moses
sat
to
judge
the
people:
and the
people
stood
by
Moses
from the
morning
unto the
evening.
14
And when
Moses'
father in
law
saw
all that he
did
to the
people,
he
said
, What is this
thing
that thou
doest
to the
people?
why
sittest
thou thyself alone, and all the
people
stand
by thee from
morning
unto
even?
15
And
Moses
said
unto his father in
law
, Because the
people
come
unto me to
enquire
of
God:
16
When they have a
matter,
they
come
unto me; and I
judge
between
one
e
and
another,
and I do make them
know
the
statutes
of
God,
and his
laws.
17
And
Moses'
father in
law
said
unto him, The
thing
that thou
doest
is not
good.
18
Thou wilt
surely
wear
away
, both thou, and this
people
that is with thee: for this
thing
is too
heavy
for thee; thou art not
able
to
perform
it thyself alone.
19
Hearken
now unto my
voice,
I will give thee
counsel
, and
God
shall
be
with thee: Be thou for the
people
to
God-ward
*
, that thou mayest
bring
the
causes
unto
God:
20
And thou shalt
teach
*
them
ordinances
and
laws,
and shalt
shew
them the
way
wherein they must
walk
, and the
work
that they must
do
.
21
Moreover thou shalt
provide
out of all the
people
able
men,
such as
fear
God,
men
of
truth,
hating
covetousness;
and
place
such over them, to be
rulers
of
thousands,
and
rulers
of
hundreds,
rulers
of
fifties,
and
rulers
of
tens:
22
And let them
judge
the
people
at all
seasons:
and it shall be, that every
great
matter
they shall
bring
unto thee, but every
small
matter
they shall
judge
: so shall it be
easier
for thyself, and they shall
bear
the burden with thee.
23
If thou shalt
do
this
thing,
and
God
command
thee so, then thou shalt be
able
to
endure
, and all this
people
shall also
go
to their
place
in
peace.
24
So
Moses
hearkened
to the
voice
of his father in
law
, and
did
all that he had
said
.
25
And
Moses
chose
able
men
out of all
Israel,
and
made
them
heads
over the
people,
rulers
of
thousands,
rulers
of
hundreds,
rulers
of
fifties,
and
rulers
of
tens.
26
And they
judged
the
people
at all
seasons:
the
hard
causes
they
brought
unto
Moses,
but every
small
matter
they
judged
themselves.
27
And
Moses
let his father in
law
depart
; and he
went
his way into his own
land.
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