
Sébastien Bourdon creator QS:P170,Q553795, Bourdon Sebastien-Moses and the Burning Bush, marked as public domain, more details on Wikimedia Commons
Few Biblical figures command popular attention as Moses has. Cinematic productions as diverse as the Hollywood epic The Ten Commandments (1956) and DreamWorks’ animated The Prince of Egypt (1998) have brought his story to the screen. Christians recall that Moses and Elijah were the two prophets with Jesus on the mountain of His transfiguration (New International Version Bible, 2011, Mark 9:2-13). It was written that no other prophet since Moses has been like him, “whom the LORD knew face to face” (Deut 34:10). This blog post will roughly sketch out Moses’ transformation into a man “more humble than anyone else on the face of the earth” (Num 12:3). It will briefly survey Moses’ youthful audacity, his awareness of weakness, and then outline the others who he relied upon in his leadership. The blog post will then focus on Moses’ reliance on God and His Spirit, serving as someone “faithful in all [God’s] house (Num 12:7), drawing from his example lessons for us today.
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