I have written to him the great things of My law - Literally, “I write.” Their sin then had no excuse of ignorance. God had written their du…

The translation should be, though I write for him a multitude of my precepts. The tense “I write” is imperfect and represents the continuo…

The Prophet shows here briefly how we should judge divine worship, and thus intends to counter all the schemes by which people usually deceive them…

I have written to him the great things of my law

Which was given by Moses to Israel at the appointment of God, …

It is a great sin to corrupt the worship of God, and it will be charged as sin against all who do so, however plausible their excuses may seem.