Moses and the Burning Bush

Why can you stand in front of the Holy Spirit in front of the holy God? Who is God, what is the relationship with creation? How can I know him? In Exodus 3, Moses saw the burning bush, but it was not swallowed by a flame. When he looked at his head, God gave him the deepest theological course that is recorded in the Bible. There, God revealed himself as an abnormal way and as Doctor R.C. Sprouer wrote that his revelation in the burning jungle is still related to today's Christians.

Let's take Moses and the burning jungle as an example. When Moses approached the burning bush (we knew it was the existence of God), God told Moses to take off his shoes as he was in the sacred place, not approaching I warned you. This is a strong example of how powerful the divinity of God is. Another example of the holy sanctity of the Bible can be seen in the Bible which depicts the room inside the temple of Israel where God himself exists. The Israelites, especially the priests who work in the temple, are very close to the sanctity of God, so they have to pay close attention to keep themselves clean.

When God summoned Moses to burn the bushes, he ordered Moses to take off their shoes. The land where he stepped in on foot is a sacred place. Confused and confused, Moses stood in a bush filled with fire and immediately followed the will of the Lord, but it did not burn. The angel of the Lord told Moses through decorative shrubs and he told him that he was elected by God to bring Israelites from Egypt and to the promised land. Canaan, the land the apostles of God preached and promised were full of milk and honey. According to God's Word, Moses led the Israelites from the Pharaoh's clutch and from the land of God's promise to the people of God. In the desert 40 years after the civil war between Israelis, idolatry, and incredible fighting, God led Moses and tribes to the side of the Jordan River, let Moses leave the Israelites I ordered Nebo to climb the mountain.

Answer: Exodus 3: 1-4: 23 can find the story of God telling Moses from the burning bush. Through this amazing event, Moses met God in Horeb, and God revealed himself (Deuteronomy 33:16; Mark 12: 26). The burning bush described in Exodus 3: 2 is sacred, and the appearance of God appears in the form of human eye. Shrubs themselves are probably beflies and fire that burns bushes appears to him in the form of "angels" (Exodus 3: 2).