Yahwist, Elohist, Moses

“ Why did you send me on this? 23 Ever since I've come to Pharaoh, to speak in your name, it has worsened for this people. And save? You didn't save your people."
Chapter 6 1 And Yahweh said to Moses: "Now you'll see what I will do to Pharaoh. Because I will send you off with a strong arm, and with a strong arm I'll evict them from his land."
2 And God spoke to Moses and said to him
I am Yahweh. 3 And I showed to Abraham, to Isaac, and to Jacob, as El-Shaddai, and by my name, 'Yahweh', I did not make myself known to them. ”

“ Send the people, and they will work Yahweh their God, before you find that Egypt has been lost."
8 And Moses and Aaron, were returned to Pharaoh, and he said to them, "Go and serve Yahweh your God. Who with whom are going?"
9 And Moses said: "We will go with our youth and our elders, and with our sons and with our daughters. And with our sheep and with our cattle, we will go. Because it is Yahweh's holiday for us." ”

“ Thus said Yahweh, the God of Israel, put each his sword on his thigh, cross and recross from entrance to entrance in the camp, and kill each man his brother, and each man his fellow, and each man his own. ”

“ Send my people off, and they will celebrate me in the wilderness."
2 And Pharaoh said: "Who's Yahweh, that I should listen to him to send Israel? I don't know this Yahweh, and also I won't send Israel off."
3 And they said: "The Hebrew's God has been called to us. We will please go a three day's journey in the wilderness and sacrifice to our God Yahweh, lest he touch us with plague or the sword."
4 And the king of Egypt said to them "Why, Moses and Aaron, will you disturb the people from its doings? Go do your work." 5 And Pharaoh said: "They are many now, the people of the land. ”

“ Each man whose heart impelled him, and each whose spirit filled him with generosity, brought a donation to Yahweh, for the crafting of the tent of events, and all its work, and for the holy clothes. 22 And the men, over the women, came, all the generous of heart, brought clasp and nosering, and ring and vulva-cover, all gold implements, and every man who lifted a wave-offering of gold for Yahweh. [55] 23 And every man who possessed cyan and magenta, knits and oddfeel shesh, or goatskin, or reddened ram-skins, or sealskins [32] , brought it. ”

“ All that works a craft on the sabbath day will be executed.
16 And the children of Israel must keep the Sabbath, do make the sabbath, onto their generations, a permanent covenant. 17 And between me and the children of Israel, it is a sign, forever. ”

“ I draw my sword, my hand will destroy them".
10You
blew with your breath, covered them with water.
They dove down like lead into the water, the
mighty.
11Who is like you among the Gods, Yahweh?
Who
is like you wrapped in holiness? ”

“ I will not leave free." 6 Then his master shall submit him to God, and he shall submit him to the door or to the doorpost, and his master will drill his ear through with an awl, and he is his slave forever.
7 And if a man will sell his daughter as a slave-woman, she will not leave as the slaves leave. 8 If she is bad in the eyes of her master, who did not intend her, then he passes her on. He has no power to sell her to a foreign nation, in his betrayal of her. ”

“ Chapter 18 1 And Jethro, the priest of Midyan, Moses's father in law, heard all that God had done for Moses and for Israel, his people, that Yahweh had brought out Israel from Egypt.
2 And Jethro, Moses's father in law, took Tzipporah, Moses's wife, after her sending away. 3 And her two sons, of whom the name of the one is Gershom, because he said "I was a stranger (ger) in a foreign land". 4 And the name of the one is Eliezer (My God is an aid) --- because my fathers' God is at my aid, and rescued me from Pharaoh's sword. ”

“ Pull out and take for yourself a sheep [16] for your families, and slaughter it, the Pasach (Passover/Paschal lamb) . 22 And you will take an Hyssop bunch, and dip in the blood which is at the doorstep, and touch it on the beam and the two doorposts, from the blood on the doorstep, and as for you, not a man will exit his door until morning. [17] 23 And Yahweh will pass to afflict the Egyptians, and will see the blood on the beam and on the two doorposts, and Yahweh will skip over this door, and will not let the slaughterer come to the house and afflict it. ”

“ And the sun was hot, and it melted. 22 And it was on the sixth day, and they collected secondary bread, two omer's for one. And all the leaders of the congregation came and said to Moses.
23 And he said to them: "This is what Yahweh spoke about. Sabbath's rest day is holy for Yahweh tomorrow: that which you will bake, bake, and that which you will cook, cook, and all the surplus put aside to keep until the morning." ”

“ And it was on his forehead always, an incentive from them in Yahweh's presence.
39 Weave a checkered the gown of sixcloth, and make a sixcloth turban, and you will make a girdle, embroidery work.
40 And for the sons of Aaron make robes. And make girdles for them, and high head covers, for honor and for splendor. 41 And dress Aaron, your brother, in them, and his sons with him. And anoint them, and fill their hands, and blessed them, and they will serve as my priests.
42 And make for them cloth pants to cover their naked flesh. ”

“ Chapter 28 1 And now, have Aaron your brother approach you, and his sons with him, from within the sons of Israel, to ordain him my priest. Aaron, Nadav, and Avihu, Elazar and Eitamar, the sons of Aaron. ”

“ See here, the Israelite nation is more numerous and stronger than we are. 10 Let us wise up to them, lest they multiply, and if war happens, they will join our detesters and fight us, and go up from the land. ”

“ This is the way it is in Hebrew. Women are not supposed to donate to the temple, so the beginning might be an edit from ויּבאו הנּשים, "And the woman brought", which would make the last part make sense.↑ It seems that the offering altar was used for burnt offerings at times. It should be verified whether "olot" refers to burnt offerings, or any offerings.↑ This makes each sockets as big as the menorah, which was as big as a person in the Roman illustration of the sacking of Jerusalem. A talent seems like a huge amount, a pound of metal at least. ”