Author: FaithOnMotion
…”Why are you crying out to Me? Tell the Israelites to move on.” – Exodus 14:15 Moses had brought the whole nation of Israel, approximately 600,000, to a dead end in the desert. The only thing between Israel and Pharaoh’s pursuing army was the Red Sea. This was after ten plagues God had inflicted on
Son, so many of my children live as tourists on my earth instead of my representatives sent to execute my will. The reason I want you to pray is so that I can fulfill my purposes. Earlier I explained to you that I require a human being to execute my will upon the earth. I
“The Israelites journeyed from Rameses to Succoth. There were about six hundred thousand men on foot, besides women and children.” (Ex 12:37-38). How does God prepare someone for big assignments? Consider the mission given to Moses. He was called to deliver an entire nation from slavery. The assignment was to bring six hundred thousand men,
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