[grey_whiskers]

K, I'll plead confusion. I googled the quote "surely you are a bridegroom of blood to me" which is the verse *after* the line about God seeking to kill Moses, etc.

The links I came up with showed that episode in Exodus 4:24-25.

But that was an English translation for Christians, not Jews, from the 1600's (King James).

I guess you are pulling from a Hebrew text with a different numbering method?

Cheers!

[CaptRon]

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh. But the one thing that no biblical scholar avoids trying to explain is why God came down to earth to kill him in the first place. And even more interesting, in the chapter before, God and Isaiah meet Moses in Moses’ tent. You don’t see a pagan influence there?

[CaptRon]

No. NOt at all. King James.