Why was God going to kill Moses in Exodus
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- What did Moses do that caused God to threaten his life? Why was God so angry at Moses? Why didn’t Moses Circumcise his son? What was the significance of circumcision in the Bible? In this video, Pastor Nelson answers the question: “Why was God going to kill Moses in Exodus 4:24-26?”
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I find this scary. God is no one to take for granted.
I’m so thankful for God providing CZcams for us. I would’ve never been able to figure out these verses on my own.
Just because you see something on youtube DOES NOT mean it's true, be careful because you can see different answers. i recommend that when you research important issues look at as many diverse answers as you can find, then use your own common sense...But still i am also thankful for this fabulous way to access more information than any library, all at your fingertips.
@@jackflash128 Just like the mainstream media
@@stever507 ACTUALLY NOTHING COULD BE WORSE THAT THE DREADED MSM. i feel sorry for the folks that only use that for information, at one time it was great, but now it's like THE VIEW
@@ElVerdaderoRandy sure does, man um an old geezer and i used to visit these buildings full of books called libraries for bits of info, but you only get a little of it in a dayz time. Now on the INFORMATION HIGHWAY my brain is in overdrive..BRO KEEP LEARNING DIFFERENT THINGS...
Sound like your trynna be sarcastic for a sec. The enemy hides the truth now it is rare.
I think it’s more than just the circumcision thing. Let’s also consider that the Lord has spent many years prepping Moses this mission, and 5 times Moses refuses. After the 5th time we see that the Lord became ‘angry with Moses’. (Exodus 4:14). Moses agrees to do the task and yet what’s the first thing he does? He goes back home to ask for his father in laws permission. And he’s probably procrastinating as we see the Lord has to remind him of his duty and reassure him again in 4:19. Lastly instead of going in faith and trusting the Lords
promise that Aaron will meet him (again, 4:14), he takes his family along- slowing everything further and putting them in unnecessary danger. Moses isn’t following God and isn’t keeping his end of the bargain up. He’s not in the Lords good books. And having his uncircumcised son on the mission was the icing on the cake. I think this is the Lord giving Moses a stern reprimand- similar to Jonah not doing what’s asked and being swallowed by a fish.
This may seem harsh, but let’s not forget -firstly this is important stuff- both Moses and Jonah are the lynchpins God is using to liberate entire NATIONS from evil- and secondly, Moses has SEEN the Angel of the Lord (Jesus) and has heard him speak audibly. He has witnessed to burning bush and other incredible miracles already. Imagine seeing God like this and still not doing what he asks!
This was extremely extremely insightful
This is good
I was just reading this passage yesterday and thinking about it. I think the rejection of Moses not wanting to speak also added to this since Moses angered the LORD when he didn't trust in Him to be able to speak properly so they had to get Aaron to be the mouthpiece, so God was already mad and the lack to follow the law of circumcision was the final straw.
Yes I think when someone is called to do something from God. You are going to do it. Moses was chosen was the groundwork for mankind to be saved through Christ. I think this guy is going on a tangent. Nonsense.
Paul,,,, he's a calvinist. Tangents are their doctrine. So you don't believe in man's freewill.... his choice of obedience?
All the scriptures on obedience, not being deceived, being steadfast in faith, living in appearance different than those of the world....
@@craftymulligar Jesus was even more guilty than Big Mo. He was begging not to have to go thru with His mission...
@@jackflash128 not according to Jesus when the thief was on the cross Jesus didn't correct him when was said it is not you who should be on the cross..if Jesus has guilt you are in trouble because the sacrifice meant nothing and you are doomed to destruction.
@@craftymulligar what comment did i make that you are referring to? no one can die for your sins. you are responsible for your own actions...that's what forgiveness is for.
I was reading exodus chapter then I saw exodus 4 : 24 it got me confuse big time - right away i did go here in youtube to find some explanation 😅
Same today
Same today .😅
Though Moses should have performed the circumcision and even more than Moses' hypocrisy and his calling to be a spiritual leader of Israel, God's reaction underscores the most paramount point here and that is that God....is.....serious.....about His covenant and how sin (disobedience) can have deadly consequences. Jeremiah 4:4..........
“Circumcise yourselves to the Lord,
And remove the foreskins of your heart,
Men of Judah and inhabitants of Jerusalem,
Or else My wrath will go forth like fire
And burn with none to quench it,
Because of the evil of your deeds.”
Thank God for His inscrutable and everlasting love, mercy and grace through Jesus Christ our Lord!
I love this teaching. I never knew the answer to this until now. God bless and thanks for all you do 🙂🙏
It is AN answer. How do you know that it is the correct answer? It is totally irrelevant to living today. That is how American pastors have completely "lost the plot."
So strange
I love this video. Educational, I realized even after reading this story multiple times I never asked myself why that was about to happened. Thank you and God bless you!
For Moses the covenant was too 'prescriptive' and Moses represents the 'modern' educated man who thinks he got all figured out. For sure circumcision will have some benefits but Moses did not understand them and under the influence of the Satan refuses to follow God's instruction and disregarded them as 'useless'. A common example in modern time is the creation of the universe by God. Jesus came to provide an alternative more suitable to mankind. It's described in the Lord Prayer.
Some think that Zipporah was the actual cause of Moses' son's not being circumcized, and Moses followed her will in this matter rather than God's will. Zipporah's act of circumcising their son was then also an act of repentance.
I like this explanation, especially since we know Zipporah was a Midianite, not an Israelite. I just wonder why God didn’t reveal this to Moses as He was giving Moses his directions regarding going back to Egypt??
@@ALTheFreeMan he probably did or else how did she know that something is wrong?
@@ALTheFreeMan the text doesn't need to put every details or else the whole bible will be way much more than just 66 books. You can easily connect the dot just from few verses
Great video. One question that is still left unanswered is how did Moses wife know that circumcision was the cure? Since she was a Midianite, circumcision was not part of their culture.
Good question, my opinion would probably Moses told her when they communed with each other over the years about Moses history but Moses never follow through with it. 🤷♂️ don’t take my word though
Thank you for answering this, I've been wondering about this for a while and never put together Abraham's covenant with this, a pretty simple answer, actually!
I much appreciate your service to Christians! Rarely do I find anything I disagree with. - Confessional Lutheran pastor in Sweden
Thank you! I had read Exodus before but this part never caught my attention until ten minutes ago. I quickly looked to youtube and you answered this mystery for me just fine. Thanks again!
Keep bringing it on pastor thank you for the word
Mercy triumphs over judgement
My question is, why in the ENTIRE conversation God had with Moses through the burning bush, did God not simply remind Moses of the covenant and tell him to circumcise his son?!?
I think because it might have been common knowledge something he knew needed to be done but never did.
@@chelseaap So God chose Moses not knowing his son is still uncircumcised?
@@tehray3094the story is descripted on very few details. But we can see that Moses wife knew the reason why God wanted to kill Moses so there was a background that lacks for is
@@MrLica88 Thanks, but it seems that wherever there's a unreasonable episode in the Bible, the believers can always say it's decrypted, there are more meanings hidden behind it, instead of confessing that the text was simply written by ancestors in a primitive society, with no God involved.
@@tehray3094 it dependenta on what are you looking for în Bible. I once looked for science and I was not very happy...it's all about God Discoverying to man. This episoade is not necessay a unreasonable story because the Target of the story was that the Moses and his people had ți be cicumized as because they were part of Abraham covenant, other details were not so important
Great breakdown! Thank you
Praise God!! Perfectly explained, thank you!
This weeks homework in my Bible study on Covenents (Kay Arthur Precepts) was to analyze this passage. I love that this video helps me understand it better. Thank you!
The covenant is in Nehemiah 10. Praise the Lord
Praise the Lord
Thankyou for this, I just read this and I was so confused 😭 Wow God has so much grace upon us!
Definitely something to think about. Thanks for this!
Very helpful! I was a bit confuse because of the passage, but thank God! He lead me in this content and enlightened me to understand His Words. Glory to God for the lives of all the people behind this content!
thank you this, I had read it a few times and was a confused and kind of skipped over it but felt I needed to go back to understand it.
This was so helpful, thank you brother
Thank you so much more blessing .God bless you brother
Great insight!
Love you guys very much. God bless you
This was extremely helpful
Thankyou so much for clarifying my doubt making it so easy to understand and digest...
Well explained
Great video. Thanks
So helpful !! Thank you !!! 🙏🏻
Finally, I get an answer to this question!
Thank you!!! Your insight helped me to understand this. Have a great day!
No, is referring to the (son), for God said, I will cut him off if ...Genesis 17:14
King James Version
14 And the uncircumcised man child whose flesh of his foreskin is not circumcised, that soul shall be cut off from his people; he hath broken my covenant.
I just read and was so confused. This was perfectly explained. Thank you so much. God bless you and your channel ❤
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What was explained that made sense?
Awesome insight
Good video! Thank you
Excellent
Mercy triumphs
I was shocked when hearing that!
I always had this question in my mind.
Thank u for this video.😊
Thanks.
Thanks a lot i was so confused
Isn’t it obvious? Moses’ wife was a midianite or from the region of midian so she probably refused to have their son circumcised. And Moses probably allowed that to happen until, like you suggested, he was sick and on his sick bed.
One of man's greatest sins throughout history is loving/fearing women more than God
@@fredalwatkins4506 God should be feared above all.
@@slaveofYAH yes. True. But often that's not what has been the case
Well, that kind of answers my question of how Zipporah knew what to do.
How.could God be about to kill Moses,if he told Aaron to go into the wilderness to Moses ?
Moses wasn't there.
Exodus 4:27
27 And the LORD said to Aaron, Go into the wilderness to meet Moses. And he went, and met him in the mount of God, and kissed him.
What about the 1stborn references before and after?
Shalom man of God and many blessings to you and to your beautiful families (personal/ministries).
I too wondered for the longest about that event. I did not understand why God was moving in that fashion against Moses, until I understood God's stand on covenant.
The LORD takes covenant seriously, because He is loyal and faithful to those whom He enter into relationships with, especially when we do not uphold the same posture towards Him. He is committed to having a nature that is constructed in giving language to Him being trustworthy in the relationships and bonds that He builds with His people.
So I can see now why He would come at Moses in that fashion. Because an uncircumcised male identifies with an image that is aligned with carnality and sin. And God created man to stand out in His image and be set apart, which is what a circumcised male identifies with in God's kingdom. Circumcision gave prophetic language to the male identifying with an image that is consecrated and marked by His kingdom bloodline and legacy. Thank you for sharing this man of God. Shalom
This makes sense, but, I wonder why God didn’t include this when He was giving Moses all those other directions and telling him what to do when he goes back to Egypt.
In Exodus 4:24-26, a perplexing episode unfolds where God seemingly intends to kill Moses. This troubling incident, shrouded in ambiguity within the text, appears to stem from Moses' failure to fulfill a crucial aspect of his covenant with God: the circumcision of his son. As Moses embarks on his journey to lead the Hebrew people out of slavery in Egypt, he encounters a moment of reckoning at a lodging place along the way, where the Lord confronts him with imminent danger.
The narrative unfolds with Zipporah, Moses' wife, taking swift action to circumcise their son with a flint knife and touching Moses' feet with the foreskin as part of the ritual. This act prompts God to relent from His initial intention to kill Moses, indicating that the sin of uncircumcision was the primary transgression at play.
The significance of circumcision within the covenant established with Abraham is pivotal to understanding the severity of Moses' oversight. God had explicitly commanded Abraham and his descendants to undergo circumcision as a sign of their covenant relationship. Moses, as a descendant of Abraham, was expected to adhere to this covenant obligation.
The failure to circumcise his son is emblematic of Moses neglecting his heritage and covenant responsibilities, potentially due to his prolonged stay as a shepherd in Midian. This oversight not only undermines Moses' credibility as a spiritual leader but also compromises the integrity of his mission to lead the circumcised people of God out of Egypt.
Furthermore, Moses' role as the lawgiver for Israel necessitates his adherence to the laws he is meant to impart. His failure to uphold such a fundamental aspect of the covenant renders him unfit to lead spiritually.
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I thank the Lord for Joshua.😊
My question is why did he give Moses the mission and then immediately try to kill him without saying hey you need to circumcise your kid first?
Jeremiah 31
27 “Behold, the days are coming, says the Lord, that I will sow the house of Israel and the house of Judah with the seed of man and the seed of beast. 28 And it shall come to pass, that as I have watched over them to pluck up, to break down, to throw down, to destroy, and to afflict, so I will watch over them to build and to plant, says the Lord. 29 In those days they shall say no more:
‘The fathers have eaten sour grapes,
And the children’s teeth are set on edge.’
30 But every one shall die for his own iniquity; every man who eats the sour grapes, his teeth shall be set on edge.
A New Covenant
31 “Behold, the days are coming, says the Lord, when I will make a new covenant with the house of Israel and with the house of Judah- 32 not according to the covenant that I made with their fathers in the day that I took them by the hand to lead them out of the land of Egypt, My covenant which they broke, [h]though I was a husband to them, says the Lord. 33 But this is the covenant that I will make with the house of Israel after those days, says the Lord: I will put My law in their minds, and write it on their [i]hearts; and I will be their God, and they shall be My people. 34 No more shall every man teach his neighbor, and every man his brother, saying, ‘Know the Lord,’ for they all shall know Me, from the least of them to the greatest of them, says the Lord. For I will forgive their iniquity, and their sin I will remember no more.”
35
Thus says the Lord,
Who gives the sun for a light by day,
The ordinances of the moon and the stars for a light by night,
Who disturbs the sea,
And its waves roar
(The Lord of hosts is His name):
36
“If those ordinances depart
From before Me, says the Lord,
Then the seed of Israel shall also cease
From being a nation before Me forever.”
37 Thus says the Lord:
“If heaven above can be measured,
And the foundations of the earth searched out beneath,
I will also cast off all the seed of Israel
For all that they have done, says the Lord.
38 “Behold, the days are coming, says the Lord, that the city shall be built for the Lord from the Tower of Hananel to the Corner Gate. 39 The surveyor’s line shall again extend straight forward over the hill Gareb; then it shall turn toward Goath. 40 And the whole valley of the dead bodies and of the ashes, and all the fields as far as the Brook Kidron, to the corner of the Horse Gate toward the east, shall be holy to the Lord. It shall not be plucked up or thrown down anymore forever.”
it speaks of the Holy Spirit dwelling in the bodies of the believers in God, through the appearance of Jesus Christ, his Son, a foreshadowing of us becoming sons and daughters of God in the heavenly Kingdom.
In the NIV, it seems that the son was the one in jeopardy. Verse 24, Moses or (Moses' son).
Going along with the idea that Moses couldn't have an uncircumcised son.
He couldn't be included as "God's chosen."
How about the simple fact God said so and Moses was being disobedient, to whom much is given much is required.
I love to hear which is mysterious for like me coz I never went to a Bible school or theology and I think you are right but, the case I assume was that, when the Jews had complaint about shortage of water , he asked God what to do and God command him and saying like, why do you lack faith when I did all wonders from Egypt upto here an so to strike on a big stone where a spring of water flow to quince their trist and I think that also was count as the first anger of God and if I am wrong please correct me alright, praise the God almighty 🙏🙏🙏.
Why would god almighty inspire a collection of books for humanity that would require the need to go to seminary to help you understand? Why doesn’t the holy spirit find a cohesive message among the millions of Christians on this planet? What you see are schisms and dogmatic fighting amount thousands of denominations, not to mention the various bibles with different books around the world.
I read a better explanation for this. The text actually never mentions Moses, but "him", and it makes much better sense that it was the son, not Moses, whom God was going to kill. As for "bridegroom of blood", Sephora may well have spoken this not to Moses but to God.
True, that is absolutely the truth... It was about the son, not moses, and yes, Sephora said the bridegroom to Elohim/God...
I have a Moses question. The Ten Commandments say thou shall not kill. Yet Moses and his army slaughtered every man, woman, children and even the livestock of the villages that were in his path. How was this justified when the first commandment is thou shall not kill?
I guess it was part of Gods wrath on those people that were rebellious against God🤷♂️ not sure though good question
Isaiah 26:5
For he bringeth down them that dwell on high; the lofty city, he layeth it low; he layeth it low, even to the ground; he bringeth it even to the dust.
2 Peter 2:6
And turning the cities of Sodom and Gomorrha into ashes condemned them with an overthrow, making them an ensample unto those that after should live ungodly;
I’ve always wondered this myself and thought it to be quite strange. God knew about this issue when he spoke to Moses the first time but said and did nothing so why didn’t he address it then? Why bother to send Moses then decided afterwards to change his mind and try to kill him?
Maybe it's from people or more than one person telling or understanding the story.this has happened before in the bible.
It’s possible God wanted to give him a chance to realize what he needed to do on his own.
I don’t think God changed his mind- He knows everything so He would know that Moses would eventually do it and He would not kill him. Maybe God tried to kill Moses (let him get really sick) so that he could see how serious God was about the covenant.
so what will happed to me my son is not circumcision he mom will not let me get it done so what will god do to me for it ???
this is plausible but ultimately we do not know.
and i have learned to be happy with this
Aside from, "Maybe Moses was bedridden sick," everything makes sense.
I think when God gives a blunt warning, it sounds strong, but it’s out of love for that person to make it right. If God wanted to, He could immediately rest someone. If God makes a claim about killing someone in that manner, it’s an alarm. Naturally, we’re going to say, “What! What did I do! How can I make this right?” It allows that person to do the right thing so God won’t have to carry it out. Which I don’t think He wanted to do it being the reason He told him. Remember when God spoke to King Abimelech stopping him from touching Abraham’s wife Sarah? He said, “You’re a dead man.” It stopped King Abimelech from having relations with Sarah. Abimelech told God he didn’t know Sarah was taken in clear conscience. God said He knew and that’s why He didn’t allow him to sin against Him. It sounds harsh, but God uses words that get our attention to save us.
I get that but my problem is couldn’t God have cautioned him or reminded him to do the circumcision than choose to kill him?
This also tells me what women could do in those days, for Ziporah to be able to identify the reason God wanted to kill Moses is very intriguing and then again for the fact that she could circumcise her son by herself is astonishing, however if Ziporah isn’t an Israelite how did she know about the covenant? There’s a lot of question I have with this particular scripture but I’ll settle with your explanation for now and continue to research.
Man. This just makes no sense. So hard to believe a God with a perfect mind who knows the future, would ever change his mind.
Not being circumcised meant people will be CUT-OFF from God? I see what God did there
Lol
What caused God to change from a vengeful God in the old testament to a compassionate God in the new testament?
John 1: 17. For the law was given by Moses, but grace and truth came by Jesus Christ.
Grace through Jesus!
Was reading this verse yesterday n I failed to figure out why God wanted to kill him
What translation are you quoting from? None I have searched say say '' met Moses''
"met him" NKJV
In English, the KJV version IS the word of God. FACT.
It is the Original version in English and has NO copyright.
I think Moses ran the lords patience a little thin and almost had it with Moses. And then that was going to overflow to his son.
God said "Thou Shall Not Murder" so God was gonna Murder and Not Kill
Not only did Moses likely not circumcise his son but he did not see to it all males that wandered in the desert were circumcised. Josh 5:2 says Joshua, after Moses was dead, made sure that all males were circumcised before they entered the Promised Land to take it over, indicating a whole lot more of the generation that wandered the desert were not circumcised under Moses’ leadership. So, even though Moses was a great Biblical leader, he did have some shortcomings. Just like David (Bathsheba affair), Abraham (Hagar affair), Solomon turning into a tyrant, etc. Still, God loved these Biblical characters and showed His immense love and patience towards them.
If Moses never had an encounter with God he probably wouldn’t have thought about going back to Egypt because of what he did so maybe that’s why he didn’t circumcise his son?!
Congectures, Probablies...what if these are lies? Is the Torah preserved?
So Moses didn't know about circumcision? and wouldn't god know he didn't know?
Im still struggling to accept the need for circ, why would God choose that of all things, it causes harm to young men...
It doesn't, it has a lot of beneficiaries to human kind, it prevents some sickness ect ect..
Great video but at this time he wasn't living as a Hebrew/Israelite? Or was he? Great food for thought.
Its no food for thought actually. God could have killed everyone not living as a Hebrew/Israelite
I believe you are wrong. You skipped over Exudus 4:14 where the anger of the LORD was kindled against Moses. He complained several times about not being able to do what the LORD asked him to do and this angered the LORD as it says in verse 14. The bloody foreskin of his son is what prevented his death just like the blood on the door post prevented the death of the 1st born in the final plague.
Moses 40 years in the wilderness consisted of the first 30 years of military service and the kingship of the land of Kush. While the men were away at war, Balaam and his two sons fortified the city and took control with the warriors families inside.
King died his Son was still a child and the warriors of Kush established Moses as there King until the king's son was old enough.
Sent away with honor and riches, runs into the hands of reuel, who is one of the advisors of pharaoh and reuel puts him in his jail hoping to ransom him to someone, no luck
Can read all about it like the bereans would have done, in the book of Jasher which God told us all to read when he said.
Is it not written in the book of Jasher.
Twice verbatim
Bibles have become the majority of Christendom's idol made of wood.
Love believes All things
Y'all can keep limiting God all you want as for me I'm pretty sure that he can do whatever he wants because he is God
Amen 🙏🙌🙌 💕💖💖GOD'S💖💓💖 forgiveness is great 🙏🙌🙌🙌🙌💗❤️💗🥰😍💖💖💓💓💞💞💞💞💓💖💖💖💖💖💖💕💕🥰😍🥰😍❤️❤️❤️
What surprises me about this verse is that it seems to just jump out of nowhere. Oh, by the way, God’s going to kill Moses. Despite this gentleman’s explanation, it really seems to just arise here without any explanation.
It is true that these three verses obscure the identity of whom will die, but these three verses make no mention of Moses. It would defy reason that God would kill his messenger to liberate the Hebrews from Pharaoh right after He gave him the mission to go back to Egypt and speak to Pharaoh. Circumcision is the rite of admittance into the community of Israel, but there no where does it mention its lack is meted with death.
Instead, the verses that precede 24-26 discuss the death of the firstborn, so it would make sense that Moses' inaction to circumcising his firstborn Gershon imperiled his life. The link of shedding blood and averting disaster is communicated multiple times through the Paschal lamb and circumcision, and so would point to Moses' firstborn's life that was afflicted with an ailment. God was never going to kill his messenger.
Galatians 5:6
For in Christ Jesus neither circumcision nor uncircumcision has any value. The only thing that counts is faith expressing itself through love.
Colossians 2:11
In him you were also circumcised with a circumcision not performed by human hands. Your whole self ruled by the flesh was put off when you were circumcised by Christ,
Indeed. Jesus is the game changer, and we are all justified through repentance and faith in him regardless of circumcision or any other work.
Thank You
According to Peter (I Peter 3:15 & 16), Paul wrote some things that are hard to understand.
The idea that physical circumcision was intended to be a symbol of circumcision of the heart didn’t first appear in the book of Acts (chapter 7 verse 51). It is mentioned in Leviticus 36:41, Jeremiah 9:26 and Ezekiel 44:7.
Physical circumcision has some benefits from a cleanliness perspective but BY ITSELF, physical circumcision has no spiritual value.
Sometime within the last few years, I heard a preacher say that for a man to be circumcised or to have his son’s circumcision is a denial of the Christian faith.
There are some Bible passages that, taken by themselves, might be construed that way. I think they WERE construed that way in the past by people who believed Jesus to be the true Messiah but who were influenced by their intense hatred of Hebrews (or, more specifically by the intense hatred of the citizens of the Roman Empire toward the Hebrews) to dispense with as many aspects of the religion of the Hebrews as possible.
If someone could persuade me that’s what Paul was trying to say, I’d have to reject Paul as an apostle.
There are other symbols mentioned in the Bible which some people think are efficacious in and of themselves.
While I can agree that the symbols don’t justify, sanctify or glorify anyone, such symbols can have value in the sense of directing people to the underlying spiritual realities.
At the same time, I draw the line at people trying to “require” other people to use or avoid using such symbols. Let each person be fully persuaded in his own mind.
@@rogermetzger7335 there is a nation of idolaters, neighbors of ancient Israel deeply involved into the occult, which enables wealth and fortune, since Jesus himself was tempted by Satan to become o ephemeral global ruler,
That nation falsely calls themselves to be Jews and are not, because the word of God twisted into own convenience is a very strong tool for enslaving others. There is a remnant of faithful Israel and you will have to figure it out who they are. by their fruits you will know them
Circumcision pertains to the old covenant, the laws of Moses, but the new covenant through Jesus Christ is easier to fulfill, I myself do not want to oblige myself to the old law that condemns to death if broken, but to the new one that leads to life if kept. The parable of the rich man "sell everything and follow me"" should give you a hint as to who is more likely to enter Heaven.
@@rogermetzger7335 Paul was a servant of God that was approved though many miracles, reading his testimony I am confident that all he cared was the truth , which is God.
"Paul blinded Elymus (13:11-12). Paul performed miracles in Iconium (14:3,4). At Lystra, Paul healed a crippled man (14:8-18). Paul healed a woman possessed by an evil spirit (16:18). The miraculous earthquake unloosed all the chains and doors in the Philippian prison (16:26). In Ephesus, twelve men spoke in tongues, and prophesied (19:6). Paul performed other miracles in Ephesus (19:11,12). In Troas, Paul raised Eutychus from the dead (20:8-12). Paul was not affected by the viper at Melita (28:3-6). He also healed those on the island who were diseased (28:8-9)."
The shedding of blood was involved in the forgiveness of his sin. Just a “type” but yet still there.
There are MANY Jewish rabbis and scholars that have different views on this question. So i would say to do research before just accepting anything.
It's all explained in the Bible commentaries even before CZcams was invented and it is from where the speaker on the video learned about it.
Saying that Moses gave up his life as an Israelite is absurd. The verse states that they were in an inn. His son was probably born within 7 days from the start of his jorney. According to the law we do not circumcise while traveling. Once he was in an inn he had to circumcise right away. He may have not done so and attended other things. That's all. Also, your commentary states that Moses's children were not mentoned after Exodus 4. But they were. In Exodus 18:4.
This is weird and ridiculous in so many layers.
00:44 How did he meet Moses if be is in heaven? Did he met him in human form?🤦🏿♂️
If uncircumcising a Child makes the Lord so angry that he was going to kill Moses, I can't imagine how much more angrier God is with the actions of🇮🇱Israel's BiBi in his goal to commit Genocide on the🇵🇸Palestinian innocent children, elderly and the few inbetween.
I would like to see the🇵🇸Palestinian people free and I don't want to see God get angrier.
I pray for all and may the Lord show mercy on us all.
💐Thanks for sharing.
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I always thought it was because Moses wasn’t circumcised because he was raised by Egyptians and that would show he was not a Hebrew if he wasn’t circumcised.
Even though it wasn’t explicitly mentioned that he was circumcised, it most probably happened as pharaoh’s daughter returned the baby back to his mother to take care of him until he grew a little older. And so, circumcision would’ve have taken place in his initial days… around the 6th I believe.
@@samueljeyanessan8353 Thank you Brother 🙏🏽 I truly appreciate your words and sharpening. ⚔️🛡️
These are the Wonders and Mysteries I am in awe of Our Creator. Till Kingdom Comes, Peace and Blessings of Our Savior Christ Jesus of Nazareth 🔥🕊️🤍
@@inkmartyrI didn’t do much, sister - but thanks! Came across that chapter recently and probably read the footnotes. Glad it helped you. Take care, God bless
Because He's a loving God. (Unless He's pissed off). It's really pointless arguing about beliefs (a feeling that is unprovable by facts).
Belief is not present in the absence of facts. Real belief (walking the walk vs talking the talk) is a response to the presence of facts.
@@benjaminmontoya8160 You['ve got it exactly backward. Facts are what is. It's called science (understanding) and can be proved repeatably. Beliefs are what a human decides what he wants or what he feels comfortable with.
Religion is a belief (regardless of what a person does with it). Now if you can prove a religious belief by hard facts, then I'll listen.
May be may be..Moses wife resisted to get her son circumcised despite Moses’s explaination to do it. Moses might have thought not to make it happen by force as he dont want to hurt his wife. He might be in a hand-tied situation how to obey god and how not to force his wife. This could have lead to God’s anger and an attempt to kill Moses for being in confusion what to do (when god’s instruction about circumcision is crystal clear). When it came to the life of her husband, finally she might have gave in and did the circumcision herself and made it touch to her husband’s feet before the Lord kill him.
This is just basis of my level of understanding and something I have read somewhere and found convincing.
There is NO SCRIPTURE ever that Elohim said "HE Elohim was going to kill moses", that is a wrong interpretation...
The killing is about the (son)...for Elohim told Abraham, that HE will CUT OFF ANYMALE JEW SON from the pact
of the covenant that was NOT circumsized...
Exodus 6:30 Moses was also not circumcised.
So god changed his mind
Hilarious, hypocrisy isn’t good in a national leader, modern day leaders need to take note 👊🏻👍🏻
repentance? how did moses repent?
repent means to change your mind or a change of mind
@@morganophelia5963 thank u for the response, I understand what repentance mean, but I'm curious which part of the exodus 4 is about Moses repenting
@@eriktedja1199 ok. i don't know. Maybe he was goin to change his mind about what God told him to do
he killed the Egyptian and hid him in the sand. just a thought.
The text you quoted speaks of an everlasting covenant yet Paul says neither circumcision nor uncircumcision matter. Any light to throw on this?
It's a physical foreshadowing of the spiritual circumvention event that will take place in the future. Kinda like the sacrificial lamb then Christ took it's place It was given a sign to the Jews. After Christ the sign for spiritual circumcision is the holy spirit. Circumcision means to cut, to cut is to separate or divide from something else. So it is everlasting the promise was fulfilled in it's true form after your born again. Hope it helps
@@AlexGiacoman1 Thanks! That was the shadow this is the real but it's the same everlasting covenant. Thanks!
In the verse you mentioned (Galatians 6:15), Paul was simply stating that being circumcised or uncircumcised has nothing to do with your salvation. You can be circumcised and have a wicked heart, and you can be uncircumcised and be transformed by the Holy Spirit. At that point it really doesn’t matter. Once your heart is circumcised (Deuteronomy 10:16, Deuteronomy 30:6, Colossians 2: 11-13), then your flesh will follow. It’s not the other way around.
God gave me a revelation on this passage. It was not Moses it was the first born son of Moses that God was going to slay. This is the context. Not necessarily Pharaoh's first born. In the mind of God Pharaoh's first born was already dead. Also the very scripture used in this video declares that the one who is uncircumcised is the one who will die not the father. Therefore by the very law of God himself it was not Moses that was going to be slain it was the first born son of Moses