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In some of these other texts, it's the angel of God that is saying,

in some dead sea scroll manuscripts, it's the angel of God that is saying,

Pail, hey, wake up.

In like Exodus 424,

so this is where God confronts Moses at the Motel six or whatever and says tries to kill him and then his wife

circumstances him and throws it at his feet and says, thou art a bloody husband in to me.

In the Targumimine and in the septuagint,

it's the angel that confronts Moses and tries to kill them.

It's not God themselves. So this is something

that was done quite commonly anciently and so my argument here is that this is God

themselves who is confronting bail up.

I don't think that that helps me understand the story more.

No, no, it just muddies the waters.

Yeah.

Hey everybody, I'm Dan McLellan and I'm Dan Beecher and evidently you are

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