Exodus 4: 18-31 God Makes a Way
Moses’ plan to return to Egypt was nothing clandestine. He went directly to Jethro, his father-in-law to state his intention. And as the Lord would have it, the man put no stumblingRead More…
Moses’ plan to return to Egypt was nothing clandestine. He went directly to Jethro, his father-in-law to state his intention. And as the Lord would have it, the man put no stumblingRead More…
I think I have a pretty good idea how Moses felt. Yes, there are times when I am very sure of God’s presence, and I need no human validation to know thatRead More…
All the while the Hebrew people were enduring misery, God was aware of their plight. “I know their sufferings,” God said.
The burning bush is not described as an ordinary event. The bush was burning and yet it was not burnt out- nothing like the fires that consume mountainsides in California or SiberiaRead More…
Moses knew where he came from. Living in his father’s house, receiving his mother’s nutrition and tuition, he knew that the Hebrews were “his people.”