Plain Possible Solutions of the Objections of John William Colenso
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Xx. 4, 5, I cannot help thinking (however it may seem opposed to the general idea, that the water was at two separate periods pro- duced from the rock), that the account here given (verses 2 — 13) is only a recapitulation of the same miracle recorded in Exod. Xvii. , — an opinion I would OF THE OBJECTIONS OF BISHOP COLENSO. 27 ground on the similarity of the name used in both places, " Meribah, " and also on the seeming inappro- priateness of the words of Moses, " Must we fetch water from the r...ock?" (Num. Xx. 10, ) if it be insisted that they were spoken after a first per- formance of such miracle, — words implying doubt, not anger, as shown in verse 12, where God says, " Ye believed Me not, " for we cannot imagine Moses would have doubted, had he before produced water from a rock. The situation of the account seems no argument against this reasoning, as Moses often in- troduces passages without immediate reference to that, about which he is then writing. The greatest objection to this view seems based on the name, given to the place, where the reputed repetition of the miracle is mentioned, " Meribah-Kadesh, " Deut.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Xx. 4, 5, I cannot help thinking (however it may seem opposed to the general idea, that the water was at two separate periods pro- duced from the rock), that the account here given (verses 2 — 13) is only a recapitulation of the same miracle recorded in Exod. Xvii. , — an opinion I would OF THE OBJECTIONS OF BISHOP COLENSO. 27 ground on the similarity of the name used in both places, " Meribah, " and also on the seeming inappro- priateness of the words of Moses, " Must we fetch water from the r...ock?" (Num. Xx. 10, ) if it be insisted that they were spoken after a first per- formance of such miracle, — words implying doubt, not anger, as shown in verse 12, where God says, " Ye believed Me not, " for we cannot imagine Moses would have doubted, had he before produced water from a rock. The situation of the account seems no argument against this reasoning, as Moses often in- troduces passages without immediate reference to that, about which he is then writing. The greatest objection to this view seems based on the name, given to the place, where the reputed repetition of the miracle is mentioned, " Meribah-Kadesh, " Deut.
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