Deuteronomy 10:1

Then the Lord said to me, "Cut two stone tablets like the first ones and go up where I am on the mountain, and you will make an ark of wood. And I will write in the tables the words that were in the first tables that you broke. And you will place them in the ark. "And I made an ark of incorruptible wood, and I carved two tables of stone like the first, and went up the mountain with the two tables in my hands. And he wrote on the tablets the same as he had written before, the ten words which the Lord had said to you on the mountain out of the midst of the fire. And the Lord gave them to me. We can rightly ask why Moses collects and repeats in Deuteronomy in a different way facts that, when they are narrated in the Exodus as said and realized for the first time, are described as follows: And the Lord said to Moses: "Write these words ; for according to these words I established this alliance with you and with Israel. " And Moses was there before the Lord forty days and forty nights; He did not eat bread or drink water. And he wrote on the tablets the words of the covenant, the ten commandments. Well, if in the Exodus it is said that Moses himself wrote on the tablets the ten commandments of the Law, how is it said here, in Deuteronomy, that God wrote those same commandments on the tablets? Finally, when I incidentally discussed what is said in the Exodus and when I put in writing what I thought about that difference, I said the reason why it is said that the first tablets broken by Moses were written by the finger of God and , on the other hand, the second ones, which were to remain so long in the ark and in the tabernacle, are said to have been written by Moses. I also said there that by this difference the two Testaments had been meaning; in the Old the law is presented as the work of God, in which man did not intervene at all, since the law could not be fulfilled by fear, since when the law is really fulfilled, it is fulfilled by love, not through fear, and this love is the grace of the New Testament (Cf Rm 13,10). Therefore, when speaking of the second tables, it is said that man wrote the words of God, since man can perform the work of the law for the love of justice, which he can not do because of the fear of God. pain. Well, when we speak in Deuteronomy of the second tablets, the following is said: And I carved two tables of stone like the first and…