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Summary
The speaker compares Moses to a 'new covenant person' living in old covenant times, arguing that true spiritual understanding requires receiving divine revelation, which elevates one beyond mere intellectual knowledge. He cites Moses' humility (Numbers 12:3) as the reason God granted him such revelation. Furthermore, true revelation changes one's priorities, causing a rejection of worldly honor, the pleasures of sin, and material wealth, leading instead to a willingness to suffer with God's people.
Outline
The message in plain words, in the order it unfolds. Select a time to jump the video to that moment.
Knowing God's Ways Versus His ActionsMoses lived on an entirely different spiritual plane compared to the sons of Israel because he wanted to know God rather than just being occupied with His actions and miracles.Psalm 103:7
Why God Gives Revelation to the HumbleGod gives revelation to people today just as He did to Moses, who was noted as the humblest man on the face of the earth.Numbers 12:3
Rejecting Earthly HonorWhen Moses reached age forty, he made the decision to reject earthly position and the honor of being known as Pharaoh's daughter's son.
Rejecting the Pleasures of SinMoses turned away from the pleasures of sin, demonstrating that anyone truly seeing God will not harbor hidden love for sin or worldly behavior.
Rejecting the Riches of EgyptMoses chose to suffer with God's people rather than holding onto the treasures and riches of Egypt.
Counting Everything Rubbish Compared to ChristPaul experienced a radical shift where he considered everything the world deems important to be garbage in order to gain Christ.
Revelation on the CrossWhile both thieves initially insulted Jesus on the cross, sudden revelation hit one of them due to his humility, changing his eternal destiny.Matthew 27:43–44
A Call to Seek More RevelationThe speaker concludes with a prayer and an encouragement for believers to remain humble and continually seek deeper revelation from God.
Visit our website for more information: www.cfcindia.com
Summary
The speaker compares Moses to a 'new covenant person' living in old covenant times, arguing that true spiritual understanding requires receiving divine revelation, which elevates one beyond mere intellectual knowledge. He cites Moses' humility (Numbers 12:3) as the reason God granted him such revelation. Furthermore, true revelation changes one's priorities, causing a rejection of worldly honor, the pleasures of sin, and material wealth, leading instead to a willingness to suffer with God's people.
Outline
The message in plain words, in the order it unfolds. Select a time to jump the video to that moment.
Knowing God's Ways Versus His ActionsMoses lived on an entirely different spiritual plane compared to the sons of Israel because he wanted to know God rather than just being occupied with His actions and miracles.Psalm 103:7
Why God Gives Revelation to the HumbleGod gives revelation to people today just as He did to Moses, who was noted as the humblest man on the face of the earth.Numbers 12:3
Rejecting Earthly HonorWhen Moses reached age forty, he made the decision to reject earthly position and the honor of being known as Pharaoh's daughter's son.
Rejecting the Pleasures of SinMoses turned away from the pleasures of sin, demonstrating that anyone truly seeing God will not harbor hidden love for sin or worldly behavior.
Rejecting the Riches of EgyptMoses chose to suffer with God's people rather than holding onto the treasures and riches of Egypt.
Counting Everything Rubbish Compared to ChristPaul experienced a radical shift where he considered everything the world deems important to be garbage in order to gain Christ.
Revelation on the CrossWhile both thieves initially insulted Jesus on the cross, sudden revelation hit one of them due to his humility, changing his eternal destiny.Matthew 27:43–44
A Call to Seek More RevelationThe speaker concludes with a prayer and an encouragement for believers to remain humble and continually seek deeper revelation from God.
