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The Life Of Moses: The Amazing Power Of God's Love

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Abstract
The life of Moses tells an extraordinary testament to any religious or spiritual mind the amazing power of God’s love. Moses’s story also demonstrates the wrathful possibilities of God and how God protects and rewards his people accordingly. Moses was a man chosen to also act as or communicate the voice of God making his story one in which is truly amazing. God guides Moses’s life into directions the exemplify to the world God’s love, kindness and Mercy is boundless and God’s love can defend even the weakest man against the sin or detest of this world.

Moses the Miracle
Many understand that Moses was a man of biblical significance, but there is so much more to Moses and his life’s story for people to grasp and to become aware of. Moses was born around 1500 BC and was a Hebrew man who was personally chosen by God to lead Israel out of slavery. Moses was born into a world of people who were being ruthlessly prosecuted under the rule of Pharaoh. Pharaoh was feeling threatened by the increasing number of the Hebrew slaves. “Then Pharaoh commanded all his people, “Every son that is born to the Hebrews you shall cast into the Nile, but you shall let every daughter live.” (Exodus 1:22) Moses was meant to be among the murdered infants but Moses’s mother in a desperate attempt to keep Moses alive created a vessel and sent Moses in it down

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