THE HIDDEN THINGS and THE REVEALED THINGS — a paired antithesis, from SATAR (to hide) and GALAH (to uncover), that closes this chapter on a single line dividing all of reality into what only God can see and what a community can act on. A long-standing rabbinic tradition marks this exact sentence as one of ten places in the Torah where the Masoretic scribes placed dots over certain words (Talmud, Nedarim 37b and Sanhedrin 43b) — a tradition reported here, not displayed, since Mechon-Mamre's own printed text this translation works from carries no such mark. → first discussed at Deut 29:28