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Verse Exodus 33:18. _SHOW ME THY GLORY_] Moses probably desired to
see that which constitutes the peculiar glory or excellence of the
Divine nature as it stands in reference to man. By many this is
t...
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SHEW ME THY GLORY - The faithful servant of Yahweh, now assured by the
success of his mediation, yearns, with the proper tendency of a devout
spirit, for a more intimate communion with his divine Mast...
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5. MOSES' INTERCESSION AND ITS RESULTS
CHAPTER 33 Repentance and Intercession
_ 1. The word of the Lord and the people's repentance (Exodus 33:1)_
2. The tabernacle without the camp (Exodus 33:7)...
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EXODUS 33:1 J, EXODUS 33:5 E, EXODUS 33:12 J. YAHWEH'S PRESENCE. The
sections of 34 have been glossed and disarranged. In Exodus 33:1 J,
Yahweh's ref
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HE. Moses....
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Moses resumes the intercession broken off at _v._3; and starting from
the command given him in Exodus 32:34 a, Exodus 33:1 a obtains from
Jehovah (_vv._14 16, as the text stands; see, however, on _v._...
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Moses repeats, in a more definite form, his request of _v._13. He asks
to be allowed to see Jehovah's glory; but is told in reply that he
cannot see this in its fulness (_v._20); he may, however, have...
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_Shew me_ Here, as a modern English reader would expect, -make me to
_see_," not as in _v._13, -make me to _know_."
_thy glory_ Thy full majesty....
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HE SAID, I BESEECH THEE, SHEW ME THY GLORY, &C.— Moses, having
obtained from the Lord a merciful remission of the dread penalties
denounced upon the Israelites, proceeds now to request a confirmation...
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THE TEXT OF EXODUS
TRANSLATION
33 And Je-ho-vah spake unto Mo-ses, Depart, go up hence, thou and the
people that thou hast brought up out of the land of E-gypt, unto the
land of which I sware unto Abr...
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_AND HE SAID, I BESEECH THEE, SHEW ME THY GLORY._
I beseech thee, show me thy glory. It is not easy to perceive the
precise object of Moses in making this request, He had enjoyed
repeated opportuniti...
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THE INTERCESSION OF MOSES (CONTINUED)
6. By the mount Horeb] RV 'from mount Horeb onward': this implies that
they ceased wearing their ornaments. Their humiliation was lasting.
Horeb] i.e. Sinai: see...
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SHEW ME THY GLORY] What Moses asks, not out of curiosity but as a
confirmation of the promise in Exodus 33:14, is impossible. No man can
look upon God's unveiled glory and live (Exodus 33:20 : see on...
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EXODUS: *ISRAEL BECOMES A NATION
GOD’S INSTRUCTIONS TO MOSES
EXODUS CHAPTER S 19 TO 40
_HILDA BRIGHT AND KITTY PRIDE_
CHAPTER 33
THE *ISRAELITES REALISE THEIR *SIN – VERSES 1-6
V1 Then the *LO...
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MOSES’ REQUEST TO SEE GOD’S GLORY, AND GOD’S REPLY TO IT.
(18-23) Not till he had received full assurance of the people’s
restoration to favour did Moses prefer any request for himself. Then,
however,...
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וַ יֹּאמַ֑ר הַרְאֵ֥נִי נָ֖א אֶת
־כְּבֹדֶֽךָ׃...
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CHAPTER XXXIII.
_ PREVAILING INTERCESSION._
Exodus 33:1
At this stage the first concession is announced: Moses shall lead the
people to their rest, and God will send an angel with him.
We have seen...
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GOD'S PRESENCE PROMISED AND HIS GLORY SHOWN
Exodus 33:12
When Moses found himself alone with God he made two outstanding
requests:
(1) _For God's presence_. “If _thou_ dost not go with me, I cannot...
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The command to go forward and possess the land was now repeated to the
people. It is clear that the people felt that the promise of an angel
to be sent before them was the lowering of a privilege. The...
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_Glory, or face, ver. 13, 20. The angel was robed in darkness, which
Moses begs may be removed. Tertullian supposes, he wished to behold
the Messias. Many think he desired to contemplate the divine es...
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Observe, Moses had been long in the Mount with God, and yet now
desired fresh communications of the divine presence. Reader! mark this
down as a sure testimony of having tasted God's graciousness, tha...
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"In the third month, when the children of Israel were gone forth out
of the land of Egypt, the same day came they into the wilderness of
Sinai." Up to this point all the dealings of God have been the...
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_THE DIVINE GLORY_
‘Shew me Thy glory.’
Exodus 33:18
It was a fine aspiration, worthy of the man who uttered it and the
occasion on which he spoke. It was the reaching out of a darker
dispensation...
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18._And he said, I beseech thee, shew me thy glory _Thus far the
desires of Moses had been confined within the limits of moderation and
sobriety, but now he is carried beyond due bounds, and longs for...
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THE FOLLOWING COMMENTARY COVERS CHAPTER S 33 AND 34.
We have now to examine a little what was taking place among the
people, and on Moses's part, the faithful and zealous witness, as a
servant of God...
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AND HE SAID, I BESEECH THEE, SHOW ME THY GLORY. Not any visible
lustre, splendour, and brightness, as a symbol of the divine Presence,
that he had seen, Exodus 16:7 nor the glorious essence of God, as...
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And he said, I beseech thee, shew me thy glory.
Ver. 18. _Show me thy glory._] None ever knew God's glory; our cockle
shell can never comprehend this sea: yet it may be apprehended that it
is incompr...
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Exo. 33:18-23. Moses, when he beseeches God to show him his glory,
seems to have respect to a visible glory; something to be seen with
his bodily eyes, yet not exclusive of an inward sweet sense of th...
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Exo. 33:18, 19. "And he said, I beseech thee, shew me thy glory. And
he said, I will make all my goodness pass before thee, and I will
proclaim the name of the Lord before thee, and will be gracious t...
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_I beseech thee, show me thy glory_ Thy glorious majesty, the
brightness of thy countenance, some such manifestation of thyself as
becomes thy excellence, and such as shall be seen in the other life,...
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1 The Lord refuseth to goe as he had promised with the people.
4 The people murmure thereat.
7 The Tabernacle is remoued out of the Campe.
9 The Lord talketh familiarly with Moses.
12 Moses desire...
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And he said, I beseech Thee, show me Thy glory. The success of Moses
made him so bold that he desired to see the revelation of God in the
totality of His attributes, as Isaiah saw it in the vision, Ex...
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THE LORD PROMISES HIS GRACIOUS PRESENCE...
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SECOND SECTION
Stricter Separation between Jehovah and the People. Removal of
Moses’ Tent—the Provisional Tabernacle—out of the Camp. The
Gracious Token
Exodus 33:1-23
A. APPOINTMENT OF AN ANGEL TO...
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TOLD TO GO WITHOUT THE LORD'S PRESENCE
(vs.1-23)
Again the Lord gives instructions to Moses to depart with the people
to go to the land of Canaan, affirming also that He would send His
angel before t...
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12-23 Moses is very earnest with God. Thus, by the intercession of
Christ, we are not only saved from ruin, but become entitled to
everlasting happiness. Observe here how he pleads. We find grace in...
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i.e. Thy glorious majesty, the brightness of thy countenance, some
such manifestation of thyself as becomes thy excellency, and such as
shall be seen in the other life; or that glorious shape which,
t...
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Jehovah refuses to accompany Israel to the land of promise. "I will
not go up in the midst of thee; for thou art a stiff-necked people;
lest I consume thee in the way." At the opening of this book, wh...
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Exodus 33:18 said H559 (H8799) Please H4994 show H7200 (H8685) glory
H3519
Exodus 33:20;...
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MOSES REQUESTS TO SEE YAHWEH'S GLORY -AND DOES SO IN THE ONLY WAY THAT
IS POSSIBLE EVEN TO HIM (EXODUS 33:18).
Now Moses is emboldened. He has been privileged to see Yahweh more
fully than any human b...
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Exodus 33:18
I. Consider what Moses desired when he prayed, "I beseech Thee, show
me Thy glory." It could not have been a mere external display of glory
and power. He had seen enough, and more than en...
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Exodus 33:18
It was a fine aspiration, worthy of the man who uttered it and the
occasion on which he spoke. It was the reaching out of a darker
dispensation after Gospel light, the reflections wishin...
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CONTENTS: The journey to be resumed. God's presence assured.
CHARACTERS: God, Moses, Joshua.
CONCLUSION: God's special presence with us in the wilderness by His
Spirit and grace to direct, defend an...
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Exodus 33:2. _I will send an angel:_ a created angel. Proof
demonstrative that the christian fathers are all correct in declaring
that the Angel of the covenant, in Exodus 3:2; Exodus 3:6;...
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_Show me Thy Glory._
MOSES’ ASPIRATION
It was a fine aspiration, worthy of the man who uttered it, and the
occasion on which he spoke it--“Show me Thy glory.” It was the
reaching out of a darker disp...
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EXODUS—NOTE ON EXODUS 33:1 This chapter describes the difficult time
following the golden calf episode, as the Lord says he no longer will
go AMONG his people (v. Exodus 33:3
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CRITICAL NOTES.—
Exodus 33:18. Thy glory] = Kebodecha, from kabod = glory, _i.e_., the
mysterious essential qualities of the Deity in all their magnificence
and stupendousness. Moses felt forced to ma...
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EXPOSITION
THE REQUEST TO SEE GOD'S GLORY, AND THE REPLY TO IT. Having obtained
the full restoration of the people to God's favour, Moses felt
emboldened to ask a boon for himself. He had already been...
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Let's turn now to Exodus chapter thirty-three that we might continue
our study through the Word of God.
And the Lord said unto Moses, Depart, and go up from here, you and the
people which you have br...
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Exodus 33:20 Psalms 4:6 John 1:18 2 Corinthians 3:18 2 Corinthians
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I beseech thee shew me thy glory — Moses had lately been in the
mount with God, and had had as intimate communion with God, as ever
any man had on this side heaven, and yet he is still desiring a
fart...