The Burning Bush

Moss is coming to Wheeb Mountain to find grass for his sheep. Here he saw the jungle of fire, but it did not burn!

"This is very strange," Moses thought. "When I approached and looked closely," he said, Bush's voice came and said, "Do not approach. You take off your sandals as you are standing on a holy place. Angels Through God. Moses covered his face.

Then God said, "I have seen the sufferings of my people in Egypt, so I want to liberate them, you are the one who dispatched me to let Egypt leave my people The Lord will take his people to a beautiful land of Canaan.

But Moses said: "I am not a human, how can I do this?" But let me say that the Israelites told me, "Who sent you?" "

"This is what you have to say," God replied. "The LORD God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, and the God of Jacob sent you to you." "The Lord was added," This is my eternal name. "

"Please throw on the ground," God said. When Moses did it, that stick became a snake. Then the Lord presented another miracle to Moses. He said: 'Put your hand into your robe. Moses did it, when he extended out, it was as white as snow! This hand seems to have a bad illness called leprosy. Then the Lord gave Moses the power to do a third miracle. Finally he said: "When you make these miracles, the Israelites believe that I sent you."

Then Moses came home and told JETRO. "Please return to the relatives of Egypt as to what happened." Jesus said good-bye to Moses, and Moses began returning to Egypt.

This will take us to the burning bush. The purpose of this miracle is not only that Moses may be surprised, it is to show God's own double character that he declared to Moses. Burning bushes explain what theologians call God's transcendence and inner life. The revelation of a burning bush is a revelation "I", and is always completely independent and self-sufficient. Even when I promised and planned to "fall" that he would come with his people and atone for them, he was completely and completely God. The burning bush is totally and completely self-sufficient, showing us the climax of the person who came to save the country and Imannelli. It points to Jesus Christ yourself (Matthew 1: 23; 28: 20)

Malachi's word is undoubtedly rooted in the experience of Israel and the revelation of God in the burning jungle, which confirms our interpretation of the incident of bush burning in Exodus 3. The pain of the Israelites in Egypt is due to the hands of man, but the experience of "crossing the fire" which God has decided will purify and prepare the salvation and future blessings of the Israelites. As you have done now, be the one he inherited "(Deuteronomy 4: 20)

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).