Hey guys, my name is Johnny Ardavanus and this is dial-in.

As we continue in our study of the attributes of God, in this episode we will discuss God's assaity.

Let's dial in.

Now I have some questions for you.

What was God doing before he created the world? Was he twiddling his

thumbs? Was he bored out of his mind? Was he lonely? Is that the reason God created the world

to satisfy his own loneliness? Does God need us? Was God happy without us? Now the answer to

this list of questions is found in exploring one of the attributes of

God, and it's by understanding this element of God's character that we are given the key

that unlocks the totality of God's attributes.

Now, I want to look with you at Exodus 3, and as we look at Exodus 3, we are going to see a visual depiction of the attribute that

we will discuss in this episode.

But I want to get some context with you first.

Now at this point in Moses' life in Exodus 3, we get this idea in our head or in our own

imagination that he's this ruggedly handsome young man. But at this point,

Moses is 80 years old. Nothing significant is happening in his life right now. He is a shepherd.

And his daily routine looks like taking sheep back and forth from his home to the base of Mount

Horib, which is a land in a wilderness of jagged rocks and wild animals.

It is a land that literally means forsaken by God.

It's ravaged by wind and sun, weather and beast.

And Moses at this point in his life is unseen by everyone except for God.

And for 40 years, this is what Moses does every single day.

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