Thomas Paine, The Age of Reason, Conway vol. 4, page 94.
If Moses said this of himself, instead of being the meekest of men, he was one of the most vain and arrogant coxcombs; and the advocates for those books may now take which side they please, for both sides are against them: if Moses was not the author, the books are without authority; and if he was the author, the author is without credit, because to boast of meekness is the reverse of meekness, and is a lie in sentiment.
Interpretation to Modern English © Teresa Pelka, M.A.
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