The Bush That Wouldn't Burn.
Exodus 3 — Where God introduced Himself by name and chose the least likely rescuer alive
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God told Moses upfront that Pharaoh would refuse — meaning resistance and closed doors were built into the rescue plan, not signs of failure.
📢 Chapter 3 — The Bush That Wouldn't Burn 🔥
Here's where everything changes. had been living in for forty years. Forty years. The man who'd grown up in palace — raised as Egyptian royalty, educated in the courts of an empire that built the pyramids and bent nations to its will — was now a in the desert, tending someone else's sheep. If you'd asked anyone at that point what had become of Moses, they probably wouldn't have known. He'd become a footnote.