The Egyptian-Hebrew-Midianite Moses.

God’s plan was to use all that Moses had become to accomplish this deliverance of Israel from Egypt’s slavery. God never wastes any part of our life experiences. God needed the whole Moses. The Egyptian Moses was not enough. The Hebrew Moses was not enough. The Midianite Moses was not enough. None of these three parts of Moses was enough to accomplish the task God planned to do. God needs all of Moses, not just part of him. Moses, like us, did not understand what God had been doing in him and what God was now doing in him. But God patiently worked with Moses to accomplish His goals. All Moses had to do was to obey. But obedience is very hard for Moses and for each of us.

Take a look at yourself, your family, or the people in the work place or who live in your neighborhood. Do you see people rejecting part of who they are to embrace another part of their Neil Rendall, NLRENDALL@aol.com 14 of 32 Moses a Tri-Cultural Man: Exodus Bible Studies, updated 2013-03-11 © 2013 InterVarsity Christian Fellowship/USA identity? What does it mean to be an Italian American, an African American, a Japanese American or a Latino American? To be an American do you have to reject your ethnic heritage to be accepted in the United States? The pressure seems to say yes to this question. But should it be like this? What tensions do you see in the wide range of cultures that surround us? How can God help us to be whole people instead of split personalities?

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