Betrayal, like any kind of pain, can cloud our vision. It virtually always comes from those we trust or care about, which makes betrayal even more painful. If you’ve ever faced this kind of trauma, you know how hard it is to let faith guide you. We want to step in and set the record straight. Or we want to retreat into the safety of isolation. We react humanly and then we let those normal reactions begin to guide us as though human answers can heal our broken hearts. Moses faced that kind of betrayal. For that matter, so did Jesus. What should we do when we’re betrayed? While the answer may vary from person to person and situation to situation, there are some foundational truths that we can hold in faith that will allow us to step into God’s power and healing. Since we’ve all been there, and we’ll all be there again, let’s see what we can learn from Moses’ experience.