How was Moses taught during the days of his early childhood?
Answer
By faith, under the instruction of a devoted mother. See Heb. 11: 23; Ex. 2: 1-10.
NOTE. - The hiding of Moses was at the time when Pharaoh, king of Egypt, had issued a decree
that every Hebrew male child should be killed as soon as he was born, to prevent too rapid an increase of
the Hebrews. The second chapter of Exodus tells the story of the finding of Moses by the king's daughter,
and his being brought up by his own mother employed as a nurse. She was a woman of faith, and her
teaching of Moses was such that after he had been at the Egyptian court till he was come to years," he
chose to suffer affliction with God's people rather than to enjoy the honor of succeeding to the throne of
Egypt as the adopted heir. He became the leader of God's people when they escaped from the Egyptian
bondage, and after he died, he was raised to life and taken to heaven. See Heb. 11:24-26; Jude 9; Matt.
17:1-3.
What is inseparable from the experience of justification by faith?
To what insults was Christ subjected at the house of the high priest?
What is to be the fate of those who, instead of worshipping God, engage in this false worship?
Does faith in God make void the law?
Will the Sabbath be observed as a day of worship in the new earth?
How did this change in observance of days come about, suddenly or gradually?
What takes place under the seventh plague?
Questions & Answers are from the book Bible Readings for the Home Circle