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Farewell, Moses. O Come, Lord Jesus [Deuteronomy 31-34]
By Pastor Jason Lim
Today we bid farewell to Moses. These 4 chapters reveal Moses' great confidence in God:
1. THE SUCCESSION
As Moses hands leadership to Joshua, he entrusts Israel to God, confident that God, not Moses, will keep His covenant and lead them into blessing. Do we trust God in our own life and ministry transitions?
2. THE SONG
Moses’s song (Deut. 32) is a witness-song: it exposes Israel’s sin and suffering, yet proclaims God’s ultimate supremacy. Do we trust Him when life feels messy and doesn’t make sense?
3. THE SEND-OFF
Facing death, Moses blesses Israel, trusting God’s future goodness. Deuteronomy ends with Moses’ burial but points to the promised greater Prophet (Deut 18): Jesus, the greater Moses, who died and rose and leads us to the true Promised Land.
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Today we bid farewell to Moses. These 4 chapters reveal Moses' great confidence in God:
1. THE SUCCESSION
As Moses hands leadership to Joshua, he entrusts Israel to God, confident that God, not Moses, will keep His covenant and lead them into blessing. Do we trust God in our own life and ministry transitions?
2. THE SONG
Moses’s song (Deut. 32) is a witness-song: it exposes Israel’s sin and suffering, yet proclaims God’s ultimate supremacy. Do we trust Him when life feels messy and doesn’t make sense?
3. THE SEND-OFF
Facing death, Moses blesses Israel, trusting God’s future goodness. Deuteronomy ends with Moses’ burial but points to the promised greater Prophet (Deut 18): Jesus, the greater Moses, who died and rose and leads us to the true Promised Land.