Aldrich, Thomas Bailey, 1836-1907 · Boston, CT : Hall and Locke · leaf 38
rds which theLord had spoken toMoses, and did thesigns in the sight ofthe people, as the per-manent inheritor of the sacred staff or rod, the emblemof rule and power, — Aaron, not Moses, must havebeen the representative and leader of Israel. ButMoses was the inspiring, informing soul within… … Aaron. 18 Leaders of Men history; and Moses, the dumb, backward, disinterestedProphet, continues for all ages the foremost leader ofthe Chosen People, the witness that something more isneeded for the guidance of man than high hereditaryoffice or the gift of fluent speech, — a rebuke alike toan age…
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