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  1. 28 sty 2018 · God uses imperfect instruments who fail in their attempts to serve Him (Exodus 2:11-15a). Someone has observed that one reason life is so difficult is that unlike school, you get the test first and the lesson later.

  2. Exodus 2:22. Gershom — That is, A stranger there. Now this settlement of Moses in Midian was designed by Providence to shelter him for the present; God will find hiding-places for his people in the day of their distress. It was also designed to prepare him for the services he was to be called to.

  3. What does Exodus 2:22 mean? After being exiled from Egypt (Exodus 2:14–15) and rescuing seven sisters from harassment (Exodus 2:16–17), Moses marries one of the women (Exodus 2:20–21). Their first recorded son was named Gershom.

  4. 30 sty 2024 · Exodus 2 tells the story of Moses, chosen by God to be the deliverer of His people Israel from Egyptian slavery. The chapter follows his birth, miraculous concealment to escape Pharaoh’s...

  5. While living in a foreign land, Moses named his son “Gershom,” which meant “I have become an alien in a foreign land.” (Ex. 2:22). This suggested that Moses never regarded Midian (modern day Saudi Arabia) as his true home.

  6. Looked at their burdens: “The phrase means more than ‘to see’. It means, ‘to see with emotion’, either satisfaction (Genesis 9:16) or, as here, with distress (Genesis 21:16). Moses is one who shares God’s heart.” (Cole) ii. Hebrews 11:24-26 tells us some of what happened in the heart and mind of Moses as he looked at their burdens ...

  7. 5. (Exodus 2:20-22) Moses is accepted into the family of the priest of Midian. So he said to his daughters, “And where is he? Why is it that you have left the man? Call him, that he may eat bread.” Then Moses was content to live with the man, and he gave Zipporah his daughter to Moses.

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