Cross Reference EXODUS 4:18 AND MOSES WENT AND RETURNED TO JETHRO HIS FATHER IN LAW AND SAID UNTO HIM LET ME GO I PRAY THEE AND RETURN UNTO MY BRETHREN WHICH ARE IN EGYPT AND SEE WHETHER THEY BE YET ALIVE AND JETHRO SAID TO MOSES GO IN PEACE

{Exodus 4:18} And Moses 4872 went y3212 z8799 x1980 and returned 7725 z8799 to x413 Jethro y3500 x3503 his father in law, 2859 z8802 and said 559 z8799 unto him, Let me go, y3212 z8799 x1980 I pray thee, x4994 and return 7725 z8799 unto x413 my brethren 251 which x834 [are] in Egypt, 4714 and see 7200 z8799 whether they be yet 5750 alive. 2416 And Jethro 3503 said 559 z8799 to Moses, 4872 Go y3212 z8798 x1980 in peace. 7965

Jethro:
Heb. Jether, "Now Mosesª keptª ª °°¹ the flockª of Jethroª his father in law,ª ° the priestª of Midian:ª and he ledª °¹ the flockª to the backsideª of the desert,ª and cameª ° to¹ the mountainª of God,ª [even] to Horeb.ª" {Exd 3:1}

Let me go:
"Let² ° as manyª ° servantsª as² areª ° underª the yokeª countª ° their ownª mastersª worthyª of allª honour,ª that² °¹ the¹ nameª of Godª andª [his] doctrineª be² ° not² ¹ blasphemed.ª °" {1Tm 6:1}

and see:
"And Josephª saidª ° unto¹ his brethren,ª I¹ [am] Joseph;ª doth my fatherª yet¹ live?ª And his brethrenª couldª ° not¹ answerª ° him; for¹ they were troubledª ° at his presence.ª ¹" {Gen 45:3} + "Andª someª daysª afterª Paul² ¹ saidª ° untoª Barnabas,ª ² Let us go againª °¹ and visitª ° ourª brethrenª inª everyª cityª whereª ª we have preachedª ° the¹ wordª of the¹ Lord,ª [and see] howª they do.ª °" {Act 15:36}

Go in peace:
"Then Eliª answeredª ° and said,ª ° Go² °¹ in peace:ª and the Godª of Israelª grantª ° [thee]¹ thy petitionª that¹ thou hast askedª ° of¹ ¹ him." {1Sm 1:17} + "Andª he saidª ° toª the¹ woman,ª Thyª faithª hath savedª ° thee;ª goª ° inª peace.ª" {Lke 7:50} + "Andª the¹ keeper of the prisonª toldª ° thisª sayingª toª Paul,ª ² The¹ magistratesª have sentª ° toª let you go:ª ° nowª thereforeª depart,² °¹ and go² °¹ inª peace.ª" {Act 16:36}; In the LXX and Coptic, the following addition is made to this verse: Μετα δε τας ημερας τας πολλας εκεινας ετελευτησεν ο βασιλευς Αιγυπτου, "After these many days, the king of Egypt died." This was probably an ancient side-note, which crept into the text, as it appeared to throw light on the next verse.