How do we know that Christ is better than Moses?

The sermon points out the stark contrasts between Moses and Christ, illustrating that while Moses led the people out of bondage, he could not provide the ultimate salvation or life that Christ offers. Moses, representing the law, could guide but not save; he had to continually pray and intercede for the people. In contrast, Christ's sacrifice was sufficient and final. Christ took on the burden of sin, which Moses could not bear alone, and provided a once-for-all sacrifice that secured eternal life for His people. This theological distinction underlines how Christ fulfills and surpasses the role of Moses, offering believers not just guidance but salvation and life itself.