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    1. Moses saw a burning bush that was not consumed by the flames and went to investigate. 2. God spoke to Moses from the bush and told him that he would rescue the Hebrew slaves from Egypt and bring them to the promised land. 3. God instructed Moses to go to Pharaoh and demand that he free the Hebrews, but Moses made several excuses. God gave Moses signs and his brother Aaron to serve as his spokesman to convince the Hebrew leaders.

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    1. Moses saw a burning bush that was not consumed by the flames and went to investigate. 2. God spoke to Moses from the bush and told him that he would rescue the Hebrew slaves from Egypt and bring them to the promised land. 3. God instructed Moses to go to Pharaoh and demand that he free the Hebrews, but Moses made several excuses. God gave Moses signs and his brother Aaron to serve as his spokesman to convince the Hebrew leaders.

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    1. Moses saw a burning bush that was not consumed by the flames and went to investigate. 2. God spoke to Moses from the bush and told him that he would rescue the Hebrew slaves from Egypt and bring them to the promised land. 3. God instructed Moses to go to Pharaoh and demand that he free the Hebrews, but Moses made several excuses. God gave Moses signs and his brother Aaron to serve as his spokesman to convince the Hebrew leaders.

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    Moses and the Burning Bush Exodus chapters 3-4

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    scene. Read the account from the Bible and then plan how you will
    tell the story. There is a space for your notes. You can delete any
    images/slides you don’t require and add your own as needed.

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    Exodus chapters 3-4

    1 Exodus 3 Moses was


    looking after the flock of
    his father-in-law, Jethro.
    He led them to the far
    side of the wilderness to
    graze, by a mountain
    called Horeb.

    2 He watched a bush that


    had caught fire and
    noticed it did not burn
    up.

    3 So Moses decided to
    take a closer look.
    Suddenly God called to
    him from inside the
    burning bush, ‘Moses.’
    ‘Here I am Lord,’ Moses
    replied.
    4 God told Moses to take
    off his shoes for he was
    on holy ground. ‘I am
    the God of Abraham,
    Isaac and Jacob,’ God
    announced. At this,
    Moses hid his face for he
    was afraid to look at
    God.

    5 God told Moses that he


    had seen the suffering of
    the Hebrew slaves. He
    was going to rescue
    them and lead them to a
    land of milk and honey
    where they would be
    free.

    6 ‘Go to Pharaoh and bring


    my people out of Egypt’,
    God instructed. Moses
    started making excuses.
    ‘Who am I to do this?’

    7 God promised to be with


    Moses. He also promised
    that He would make a
    way for the Hebrews to
    come and worship Him
    on this mountain.

    8 ‘But if I go to the Hebrew


    leaders, who shall I say
    sent me? ‘ asked Moses.
    9 Tell them, ‘IAM WHO I
    AM’, has sent you. I am
    the God of Abraham,
    Isaac and Jacob. My
    name is forever.’

    10 God instructed Moses to


    go to the leaders of
    Israel with the message
    God was going to rescue
    them from slavery and
    lead them to the land He
    had promised. Moses
    and the leaders were
    then to tell Pharaoh to
    let the Hebrews go and
    worship the Lord God in
    the wilderness.

    11 Exodus 4 Moses still


    kept making excuses.
    ‘But what if they won’t
    listen to me?’ he said.

    12 God asked Moses what


    he held in his hand. ‘A
    staff,’ replied Moses.
    ‘Throw it to the ground,’
    said the Lord.

    13 When he threw his staff


    to the ground it became
    a snake. Moses was
    scared and jumped away
    from it. ‘Reach out your
    hand and take the snake
    by the tail,’ said the
    Lord.
    14 As Moses grabbed the
    snake’s tail, it turned
    back into a staff. ‘This
    sign will help them
    believe,’ said the Lord
    God. ‘Now put your hand
    inside your cloak.’

    15 Moses put his hand


    inside his cloak but
    when he pulled it back
    out it was white with a
    terrible skin disease
    called leprosy. ‘Now put
    your hand back in your
    cloak,’ God ordered.

    16 When Moses pulled his


    hand out from his cloak
    a second time his hand
    was healed.

    17 ‘If the Hebrew leaders


    don’t believe these two
    signs then take some
    water from the Nile and
    pour it on the dry
    ground. I will make the
    water turn to blood,’ the
    Lord told Moses.

    18 But Moses still kept


    making excuses. ‘I find it
    hard to speak well or
    very clearly.’ ‘Who gave
    people their mouths?’
    replied the Lord. ‘I will
    help you speak and
    teach you what to say.’
    19 But Moses still made
    excuses. ‘Please send
    someone else to do this.’

    20 God was angry with


    Moses. ‘Your brother,
    Aaron the Levite, can
    speak well. He is on his
    way to meet you. He will
    be your spokesman.
    Take your staff in your
    hand so you will be able
    to perform miracles.’

    21 So Moses returned to his


    father-in law Jethro and
    asked his permission to
    return to his people in
    Egypt. ‘Go, I wish you
    well,’ replied Jethro.

    22 Aaron had already been


    told by God to travel to
    meet them. Moses put
    his wife and sons on
    donkeys ready for the
    journey. ‘The Egyptians,
    who remembered what
    you did and wanted
    revenge are now all
    dead,’ God reassured
    Moses.

    23 The two brothers met up


    at Mount Horeb, the
    mountain of God, and
    welcomed each other.
    24 Moses shared with Aaron
    all that God had told
    him. Then they all set off
    for Egypt to tell the
    Hebrew leaders that God
    had plans to rescue
    them.

    25

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