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Title: Nice
Review: This book has no verse or chapter separation for convenient referencing aside from basically Prologue, Book One and Book Two, that would have been nice, but oh well.In Book One Gregory gives what is basically a recapitulation of historical material on Moses already clearly available in the Torah. It is in Book Two where The Life of Moses comes to really perform, Book One is basically a setup for Book Two. Book Two is much longer than Book One and contains some fascinating reflections on Moses.One criticism of Gregory I wish to give is on page 51 he betrays a weakness in his worldview, one that Augustine did not share, in saying concerning the hardening of Pharaoh "For if this were to be willed by the divine nature, then certainly any human choice would fall into line in every case, so that no distinction between virtue and vice in life could be observed." Here he betrays either an ignorance of Romans 9 or its correct interpretation and application.
