In fact, if you never ask God any questions, it's doubtful that one really has a relationship

with God.

Because we're not talking about the questions of the skeptic who's simply asking questions

because he doesn't believe there are any answers, you know, nothing like that.

But genuine, you know, I've had students who've come to me with these questions.

And my response is, well, you can ask me, and I will tell you what I think the Bible says,

but you know, you can also ask God.

And he will give you answers if you're attentive, whether it's through Bible study or life experience.

God is in the business of revealing things to people

who are asking the question why.

I'm Dean Cullenainane, and you're listening to Why They Did's good reason for that we've had featured in each season.

And there's good reason for that.

His insights into Bible characters that we all thought we knew quite well are so deep and insightful that it makes you question if you've ever actually read the Bible properly at all.

And I think that's a gift.

We never have people on the show just for the sake of it,

or merely for tradition. Rather, we believe that they have a profound message straight from the

throne of heaven. Perhaps the most important and crucial person in the entire Old Testament is the great patriarch Moses.

Deliverer, miracle worker, freedom fighter, shepherd, pastor, legend.

It's worth pointing out though that his life story didn't always look like it was heading in that direction.

Having killed an Egyptian, Moses,

heir to the throne of the greatest nation in the world, fled for his life and became a lowly shepherd

at the outskirts of Mount Sinai. There he seemed rather content to wallow away into apparent insignificance

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