Numbers 12:3
Preliminaries
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TO THE MOST REVEREND AND MOST ILLUSTRIOUS LORD HENRY FRANCIS VAN DER BURCH, ARCHBISHOP AND DUKE OF CAMBRAI, PRINCE OF THE HOLY ROMAN EMPIRE, COUNT OF CAMBRAI.
— Alluded to as Scripture's praise of Moses's meekness
"Holy Scripture bestows this praise upon Moses: that he was the meekest of all mortals."
Preface and Praise of Sacred Scripture
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Moses's Humility and Meekness
— Quoted as God's praise of Moses's meekness
"For Moses was the meekest man upon the face of the earth."
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Moses as the Most Ancient Theologian, Philosopher, Poet, and Historian
— Cited as an example of a later editorial insertion into the Mosaic text, since Moses would not have praised himself
"the praise of Moses' meekness was interwoven at Numbers 12:3"
Commentary on the Pentateuch of Moses
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Argumentum
— Cited as an example of a passage interwoven by someone other than Moses
"it was not Moses but someone else, it seems, who interwove the praise of Moses' meekness in Numbers 12:3"