Scripture: Exodus 3:1-15
Journal: How can you relate to Moses in this passage? Where and how are you asking the question,
“Who am I?” What is God’s response?
Reflection:
“Who am I, that I should go to Pharaoh and bring the Israelites out of
Egypt?” (Exodus 3:11)
It’s a fair question, right?
After all, it’s a huge mission. Moses
had to be thinking: “Wouldn’t there be someone better, someone more qualified than
I am to accomplish such an undertaking? I
mean, who I am that I should go and do such a thing?”
But Moses was asking the
wrong question. You can see it in God’s
response. He didn’t tell Moses who Moses
was, he told Moses who God was: “I will be with you.” The question was not about Moses’ level of
competence to perform such a daunting mission, it was about God’s. Moses was being asked to not trust in
himself, but to trust in his God.
“Don’t worry about who you
are,” God seems to be saying. “It’s who
I AM that counts. This life is not about
you, but about me. This mission is not
about who you are, but about who I AM.”
And when we are finally able to get that straight, everything else kind
of falls into place.
Prayer
Closing
Prayer:
My Beloved,
Always remember that this life is not about who you are, but about who
I AM.
Love,
Abba
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