From Slavery to Divine Calling
What to notice today
God calls Moses from the burning bush to deliver Israel from Egyptian bondage, revealing Himself as 'I AM THAT I AM'—the eternal, self-sufficient God who hears the cries of His oppressed people. Meanwhile, Romans 13–14 teaches believers to submit to governing authorities and live in conscience before God, avoiding judgment of one another in matters of conviction. Together, these passages show God's sovereignty over nations and His care for both the oppressed and the community of faith.
Today's Quiz
What did God tell Moses He would do for the Israelites in Egypt?
In Romans 13, what does Paul say about paying taxes and revenues?
What was Moses' primary objection when God called him at the burning bush?
Moses initially resisted God's call with excuses about his inadequacy—how might God be calling you today to step into a role or responsibility where you feel unprepared, and how does knowing His name as 'I AM' address your hesitations?
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