Moses had
an extraordinary experience almost like Noah. God came to him on the top of a
mountain through a burning bush. He told Moses to venture to Egypt, where a
Pharaoh imprisoned the Israelites. Now is where Moses differs from Noah, he
questioned God asking what to do if he was asked who sent him. God told him to
tell them that ‘I am’ sent him, because he said, “I am who I am,” which is a
representation of God’s inner ego, balancing his id and superego. God doesn’t
straight up tell Moses his name, and yet he does not hold back and give him
nothing. Moses thinks about what God told him and his response, when asking his
name and decides to carry out what God has asked him to do. Through out his
venture Moses conquers many obstacles. When he finally frees the Israelites
they are encountered with a major problem, the Red Sea is in their way. Moses
has no idea what to do, but then God speaks to him. Moses proceeds to split the
Red Sea in half and take the Israelites home. He had to have a lot of faith in
one man, God, in order to carry out this task, and a lot of courage and
motivation to save those slaves. Not many people have the concentration like
Moses did, that is something that only God could see in a man. Yet that is in
every human being and anyone is capable of doing anything.
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