Signs, Wonders, and God's Redemptive Purpose
What to notice today
God equips Moses with miraculous signs—the staff that becomes a serpent, the leprous hand, water turning to blood—to authenticate his mission before Pharaoh and Israel. Throughout Exodus 4–7, these signs escalate as God hardens Pharaoh's heart and sends the first plagues, demonstrating that God's power supersedes human resistance. Meanwhile, Romans 15–16 reveals that this same God of redemptive history calls both Jews and Gentiles into one family through Christ, with Paul urging believers to welcome one another and greet the saints with a holy kiss.
Today's Quiz
What three miraculous signs did God give Moses to perform before the elders of Israel?
Who did God say would speak for Moses to Pharaoh?
What did Paul urge the Roman church to do regarding their acceptance of one another?
When God calls you to a difficult task (like Moses faced), do you rely on the 'staff' He has already given you, or do you wait for new signs? What hesitations in your own life might God be asking you to overcome through faith in His previous promises?
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