Definition: And when Moses saw that the people [were] naked; (for Aaron had made them naked unto [their] shame among their enemies:)

Explanation: Okay, let's break down this passage from Exodus 32:25. It’s a really important and slightly awkward moment in the story of God giving Moses the Ten Commandments. Here’s what it means, explained simply: The Basic Situation: God was setting up the Tabernacle – a special structure for worship – at Mount Sinai. He wanted to make sure the people were obedient to him. What Happened Next: During a test of faith, the Israelites (a group of people God had chosen) started acting strangely. They were behaving in ways that seemed disrespectful and even a little bit shameful. They were openly celebrating their own success, like they were winning a game! The Revelation: Moses saw this and realized something was wrong. He saw that the people were naked – meaning without clothing – and that they were acting in a way that made them feel shame among their enemies (the Philistines). What it Means: This is a very direct sign of disobedience. It's saying, “You’re not being obedient to God’s instructions! You’re showing disrespect.” It was a crucial moment because it showed that the people weren’t truly willing to follow God’s rules. In short: Moses saw the people acting in a way that was embarrassing and disrespectful, which highlighted their lack of faith and obedience. Important Note: This passage is a bit tricky because it uses the word "naked" – which can be interpreted in a few ways. It doesn't necessarily mean they were dirty or uncomfortable. It suggests a lack of reverence and a focus on themselves rather than God. --- Do you want me to explain anything further about this verse, perhaps: The context of the story? What it signifies about the Israelites’ relationship with God? How this passage relates to other parts of the Bible?