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I KNOW NOT THE LORD - Either Pharaoh had not heard of Yahweh, or he
did not recognize Him as a God....
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3. MOSES AND AARON IN EGYPT
Chapter S 4:29-5:23 Before the Elders and Before Pharaoh
_ 1. Before the elders of Israel (Exodus 4:29)_
2. Before Pharaoh, and his answer (Exodus 5:1)
3. The increased...
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EXODUS 5:1 TO EXODUS 6:1 (Exodus 5:1 f. and Exodus 5:4 E, the rest J).
PHARAOH'S FIRST REFUSAL to let Israel go, and his increase of their
burdens. The bulk of the sto
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WHO IS THE LORD? Figure of speech _Erotesis_ (App-6). Note the
repetition of Pharaoh's "I", answered by Jehovah's "I "eighteen times
in Exodus 6:1.
VOICE. Figure of speech _Metonymy_ (of Cause). App-...
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DISCOURSE: 67
PHARAOH’S IMPIETY
Exodus 5:2. _And Pharaoh said, Who is the Lord, that I should obey his
voice, to let Israel go? I know not the Lord, neither will I let
Israel go._
MANY of the charact...
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PHARAOH SAID, WHO IS THE LORD?— _Who is Jehovah?_ His thoughts were
full of the superstitious belief of local or tutelar deities; an
opinion which prevailed generally among the Heathens. He does not,...
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THE TEXT OF EXODUS
TRANSLATION
5 And afterward Mo-ses and Aar-on came, and said unto Pha-raoh, Thus
saith Je-ho-vah, the God of Is-ra-el, Let my people go, that they may
hold a feast unto me in the wi...
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_AND PHARAOH SAID, WHO IS THE LORD, THAT I SHOULD OBEY HIS VOICE TO
LET ISRAEL GO? I KNOW NOT THE LORD, NEITHER WILL I LET ISRAEL GO._
Pharaoh said, Who is the Lord? - rather, "Yahweh." Lord was a co...
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INCREASE OF THE OPPRESSION
1. PHARAOH] probably P. Merenptah. See on Exodus 1:8. His court may
have been at Zoan or Tanis during the events that ensued: cp. Psalms
78:12; Psalms 78:43; THE LORD GOD OF...
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EXODUS: ISRAEL BECOMES A NATION
THE *ISRAELITES LEAVE EGYPT
EXODUS CHAPTER S 1 TO 18
_HILDA BRIGHT AND KITTY PRIDE_
CHAPTER 5
MOSES AND AARON VISIT *PHARAOH – VERSES 1-5
V1 Afterwards Moses an...
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WHO IS THE LORD? — Heb., _Who is Jehovah?_ If Jehovah was a name,
the use of which had been laid aside, as would seem to have been the
case by the later Chapter s of Genesis, and which was revived by...
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וַ יֹּ֣אמֶר פַּרְעֹ֔ה מִ֤י יְהוָה֙
אֲשֶׁ֣ר אֶ
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CHAPTER V.
_ PHARAOH REFUSES._
Exodus 5:1.
After forty years of obscurity and silence, Moses re-enters the
magnificent halls where he had formerly turned his back upon so great
a place. The rod of a...
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THE REQUEST TO WORSHIP JEHOVAH ANSWERED BY OPPRESSION
Exodus 5:1
The bondage of Israel in Egypt is an apt type of our bondage to sin.
See John 8:34; Romans 7:23. The weary tyranny of our besetting si...
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Here we have the last picture of the people in bondage. As we follow
the history, we shall be particularly interested in noticing the
process through which Pharaoh passed. Here Moses and Aaron came to...
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_The Lord. Is there anyone above me?_...
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Reader! Pause over this awful confession of the impious monarch: he
knew not the Lord! a dreadful state. And yet this want of the
knowledge of the Lord is the cause of all the sin and contempt of the...
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There is hardly a book of the Old Testament that stands out in more
decided contrast with the book of Genesis than the one which follows
it most closely. And this is the more striking, because God emp...
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2._And Pharaoh said, Who is the Lord? _It is scarcely credible that
there should be such madness in a mortal as, by thus wantonly scorning
God, to fly, as it were, in the face of heaven! (67) But we m...
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THE FOLLOWING COMMENTARY COVERS CHAPTER S 5 THROUGH 13.
At the news of the goodness of God, the people adore Him; but the
struggle against the power of evil is another matter. Satan will not
let the p...
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AND PHARAOH SAID, WHO IS THE LORD,.... Jehovah, they made mention of,
which, whether he took it for the name of a deity, or of a king, whose
ambassadors they declared themselves to be, was a name he h...
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And Pharaoh said, Who [is] the LORD, that I should obey his voice to
let Israel go? I know not the LORD, neither will I let Israel go.
Ver. 2. _Who is the Lord?_] God's attributes either show what he...
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_Who is the Lord, that I should obey his voice?_ I am the sovereign
lord of Egypt, and I own no superior here. The Hebrew name _Jehovah_
ought to have been retained in this and the preceding verse, an...
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1 Pharaoh chideth Moses and Aaron for their message.
5 Hee encreaseth the Israelites taske.
15 Hee checketh their complaints.
19 They cry out vpon Moses and Aaron.
22 Moses complaineth to God.
1...
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And Pharaoh said, Who is the Lord that I should obey His voice to let
Israel go? I know not the Lord, neither will I let Israel go. Although
Pharaoh's answer was given with the understanding that the...
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THE TASKMASTERS INSTRUCTED TO BURDEN THE PEOPLE...
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D. MOSES AND AARON BEFORE PHARAOH. THE SEEMINGLY MISCHIEVOUAS EFFECT
OF THEIR DIVINE MESSAGE, AND THE DISCOURAGMENT OF THE PEOPLE AND THE
MESSENGERS THEMSELVES. GOD REVERSES THIS EFFECT NU SOLEMNLY PR...
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THE FIRST APPEAL TO PHARAOH AND THE RESULTS
(vs.1-23)
Moses and Aaron then gain an audience with Pharaoh, and simply tell
him the message that the Lord God of Israel has for him, "Let My
people go, t...
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1-9 God will own his people, though poor and despised, and will find
a time to plead their cause. Pharaoh treated all he had heard with
contempt. He had no knowledge of Jehovah, no fear of him, no lo...
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I am the sovereign lord of Egypt, and I own no superior here....
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The effect of the first appeal to Pharaoh seemed ought but
encouraging. The thought of losing Israel made him clutch them with
greater eagerness and watch them with greater vigilance. Whenever
Satan's...
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Exodus 5:2 Pharaoh H6547 said H559 (H8799) LORD H3068 obey H8085
(H8799) voice H6963 Israel H3478 go...
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THE SITUATION WORSENS (EXODUS 5:1).
After the wonder of what they had seen probably all the parties
involved considered that the future would be plain sailing. For who
could resist such wonders? They...
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CONTENTS: Moses' first contest with Pharaoh.
CHARACTERS: Moses, Aaron, Pharaoh, taskmasters.
CONCLUSION: God, in coming toward His people in mercy may sometimes
employ strange methods so that people...
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Exodus 5:1. _Moses and Aaron,_ accompanied by the elders, as in Exodus
6:26, went to Pharaoh.
Exodus 5:2. _Who is Jehovah?_ I know not JEHOVAH. The mythology of the
gentiles supposed every city, and e...
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_Who is the Lord that I should obey His voice?_
PHARAOH’S QUESTION ANSWERED
If we would know God as He is, we should neither take our own idea nor
adopt the world’s estimates, but see Him as He has...
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EXODUS 5:1 Moses and Aaron: Initial Request. This section describes
Moses’ and Aaron’s initial audience and request before Pharaoh
(Exodus 5:1) and the Lord’s promises and encouragement in light of
Ph...
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EXODUS—NOTE ON EXODUS 5:2 Pharaoh’s statement that he does not
KNOW the Lord may show a lack of knowledge of God’s true identity,
but it also shows his defiance against any claim the Lord might have
o...
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CRITICAL NOTES.—
Exodus 5:1. Hold a feast] That is, of course, a religious
festival,—a “holyday,” as the same word is rendered Psalms 42:4;
“with processions and dancing,” of we keep close to the prim...
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FIRST APPEAL OF MOSES TO PHARAOH, AND INCREASE OF THE OPPRESSION.
EXPOSITION
EXODUS 5:1
Having secured the adhesion of the Israelitish people, Moses and Aaron
sought an intervie
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And afterward Moses and Aaron went in, and told the Pharaoh, Thus
saith Jehovah God of Israel, Let my people go, that they may hold a
feast unto me in the wilderness. And Pharaoh said, Who is Jehovah,...
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who. Exodus 3:19 2 Kings 18:35 2 Chronicles 32:15 2 Chronicles 32:19...
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THE CONTROVERSY BETWEEN PHARAOH AND GOD
Exodus 5:1
INTRODUCTORY WORDS
The concluding verses of chapter 4, which link our last message with
this one, are most interesting. It would hardly do to pass...
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Who is the Lord that I should obey his voice? — Being summoned to
surrender, he thus hangs out the flag of defiance. Who is Jehovah? I
neither know him nor care for him; neither value nor fear him. It...
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Who was the Pharaoh of the Exodus?
PROBLEM: The predominant view of modern scholars is that the Pharaoh
of the Exodus was Ramsees II. If this is right, that would mean that
the Exodus took place about...