IEksodus 33:17

Izhibhalo Ezingcwele

17 Wathi uYehova kuMoses, Nale nto uyithethileyo ndiya kuyenza; kuba ndikubabale, ndikwazile ngegama.

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I will do: Genesis 18:32, Genesis 19:21, Isaiah 65:24, John 16:23, James 5:16, 1 John 5:14, 1 John 5:15

thou hast: Exodus 33:12, Genesis 6:8, Genesis 19:19, Genesis 19:21

Reciprocal: Exodus 31:2 - I have Exodus 33:13 - if Exodus 34:9 - If now Numbers 14:19 - and as thou Deuteronomy 9:19 - But the Deuteronomy 10:10 - the Lord hearkened 2 Samuel 14:22 - I have found Isaiah 43:1 - I have called Isaiah 45:3 - which call Jeremiah 1:5 - I knew Mark 9:5 - it is John 10:3 - and he John 20:16 - Mary Acts 10:3 - Cornelius Romans 8:29 - whom 1 Corinthians 8:3 - is Galatians 4:9 - are known

Gill's Notes on the Bible

And the Lord said unto Moses, I will do this thing also that thou hast spoken,.... Or asked for, namely, go with them himself in this amazing and distinguished manner, in the pillar of the cloud and fire; this he would do as well as show him his way and his works, and indeed all this he did by granting that:

for thou hast found grace in my sight, and I know thee by name; he owns the truth of the thing, on which Moses had formed his plan, and by granting his request gave a fresh proof and evidence of it; and what can be a greater blessing than to partake of the special grace, favour, and good will of God, and to be particularly and personally known to him, with such a knowledge as has connected with it the strongest affection and highest esteem?

Barnes' Notes on the Bible

Compare Exodus 33:13. His petition for the nation, and his own claims as a mediator, are now granted to the full.

Clarke's Notes on the Bible

Verse Exodus 33:17. I will do this thing also — My presence shall go with thee, and I will keep thee separate from all the people of the earth. Both these promises have been remarkably fulfilled. God continued miraculously with them till he brought them into the promised land; and from the day in which he brought them out of Egypt to the present day, he has kept them a distinct, unmixed people! Who can account for this on any principle but that of a continual especial providence, and a constant Divine interference? The Jews have ever been a people fond of money; had they been mingled with the people of the earth among whom they have been scattered, their secular interests would have been greatly promoted by it; and they who have sacrificed every thing besides to their love of money, on this point have been incorruptible! They chose in every part of their dispersions rather to be a poor, despised, persecuted people, and continue separate from all the people of the earth, than to enjoy ease and affluence by becoming mixed with the nations. For what great purposes must God be preserving this people! for it does not appear that any moral principle binds them together-they seem lost to this; and yet in opposition to their interests, for which in other respects they would sacrifice every thing, they are still kept distinct from all the people of the earth: for this an especial providence alone can account.