Exodus 34:1

And aftirward God seide, Hewe to thee twey tablis of stoon at the licnesse of the formere, and Y schal write on tho tablis thilke wordis, whiche the tablis, that thou `hast broke, hadden.

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In The King James Version

And the LORD said unto Moses, Hew thee two tables of stone like unto the first: and I will write upon these tables the words that were in the first tables, which thou brakest.

In Context

2Be thou redi in the morewtid, that thou stie anoon in to the hil of Synai; and thou schalt stonde with me on the cop of the hil;

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Cross References

Exodus 31:18And whanne siche wordis + 31:18 In Ebru it is not, siche wordis, but oonly, whan he hadde fillid to speke to Moyses. weren fillid, the Lord yaf to Moises, in the hil of Synay, twei stonun tablis of witnessyng, writun with the fyngur of God + 31:18 that is, bi werk of God, not of man.

Exodus 32:19And whanne he hadde neiyid to the castels, he siy the calf, and dauncis; and he was wrooth greetli, and `castide forth the tablis fro the hond, and brak tho at the rootis of the hil.

Deuteronomy 9:15And whanne Y cam doun fro the hil brennynge, and helde with euer either hond twei tablis of boond of pees, and Y seiy,

Matthew Henry on Exodus 34:1

God having in the foregoing chapter intimated to Moses his reconciliation to Israel, here gives proofs of it, proceeding to settle his covenant and communion with them. Four instances of the return of his favour we have in this chapter:—I. The orders he gives to Moses to come up to the mount, the next morning, and bring two tables of stone with him, ver. 1-4 . II. His meeting him there, and the proclamation of his name, ver. 5-9 . III. The instructions he gave him there, and his converse with him for forty days… Read the whole commentary →

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