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The reality of God and His holiness is written on everyone’s heart, even those who most oppose God’s people. This was the case with Pharaoh in ancient Egypt just as much as it is the case in our world today.

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The Book of Exodus presents us with many important themes: God saving his children, the hardening of Pharaoh’s heart, and ultimately, God punishing the wicked. But before any of that could happen, Moses had much to learn.

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God has made you exactly as he wants you. Do you believe that? He calls us to serve him. No matter where you live and no matter what our abilities are. Why? It’s not just our talents that God can use. Our weakness gives him glory as well. Do you live that way?

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Do you ever stop to think about why God used such extraordinary miracles when he freed his people out of slavery in Egypt? Not only did he demonstrate his power, but in doing the miracles, he honored his covenant promises. And even more than that, he brought about justice for their years of enslavement. It was a redemption that was paid in full. Sound familiar?

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If you’re a Christian, you have work to do. And it’s work that God has called you and you alone to do. If you’re like me, hearing that can result in anxiety. It’s easy to focus on myself my planning, my readiness, my preparedness. And while doing that, forgetting that if it’s God’s work, he provides all that is needed. You and I are just his instruments.

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Do you realize God does not meet us where we are? No, it’s far better than that. God brings us to where he is. We are not good. We can never keep his law. We can never stop from sinning. Instead, the Bible teaches that Jesus keeps the law with perfect holiness. And then he died on the cross to take away all of our unholiness.

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God’s servant Moses had choices most of us would never dream of. Raised in Pharaoh’s court he had everything life can offer. But he chose hardship instead of glory. And yet for all his good intentions, Moses sinned against God. If we’re honest, we’ll see that we do as well. When we take matters into our own hands, we’re fighting against God.

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Do you realize that the story of Moses’ birth and life mirrors that of Jesus Christ in several important ways? And from these events in history we learn quite a bit about how God saves us both by using people and triumphing over evil in his timing and in his way?

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Slavery, persecution and suffering. These certainly aren’t things any of us would choose to go through. And if truth be told, if we had to endure them, as many people have throughout history, our first response would likely be, Why, me? So why do God’s people go through such hardships? How is it that a sovereign, all-powerful God allows this?