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What does the Bible say about faith like Moses?

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The Bible highlights Moses' faith as a key motivator in his choices, demonstrating that true faith inspires action rooted in belief in God’s promises.

The Scriptures particularly emphasize that Moses acted by faith, refusing to be identified as Pharaoh's daughter and choosing to suffer with God’s people rather than enjoy temporary pleasures. This act of faith is seen in Hebrews 11:24-26, where it is noted that he esteemed the reproach of Christ greater than the treasures of Egypt. His faith directed his actions, allowing him to trust in God's providence and promises, knowing that God is faithful to deliver his people.

Moses' belief encompassed God’s overarching plans, including His promise to send a deliverer through the seed of Abraham. He internalized that with faith, the seemingly impossible acts—such as the deliverance of Israel and the plagues upon Egypt—could be achieved through God's power. Therefore, his actions were not merely remarkable but were grounded in his deep trust in God’s immutable nature and faithfulness, illustrated in Lamentations 3:21-26. This trust enabled him to endure hardships and to lead God's people towards liberation with unwavering confidence.
Scripture References: Hebrews 11:24-26, Lamentations 3:21-26

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Moses—a Man Who Believed God
Don Fortner · Nov 17, 2010
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