**EXPOSITION OF THE MORAL LAW.**
Next follows a commemoration of his kindness, which ought to produce upon us an impression strong in proportion to the detestation in which ingratitude is held even among men. It is true, indeed, he was reminding Israel of a deliverance then recent, but one which, on account of its wondrous magnitude, was to be for ever memorable to the remotest posterity. Moreover, it is most appropriate to the matter in hand. “Præsenti causæ.”—The French is, “du temps que la loi devoit estre publiée;” to the time when the Law was to be published. Exod. 3:6 ; Amos 1:2 ; Hab. 2:20 ; Psalm 80:2 ; 99:1; Isaiah 37:16 . “E faucibus mortis.”—French, “du gouffre d’enfer;” from the gulf of hell.
Source
source-manifest/institutes— Calvin, Institutes of the Christian Religion, tr. Beveridge 1845 (PD)- evidence_grade: D_doctrinal_textbook