Christ is the visible manifestation of the eternal glory of God.

Christ in his divine nature is the Shakina. He's the one who lights up the light, who gives the fire and the flame to the glory of God. What was taking place when Moses encountered the burning bush?

As you think about that question and our minds wonder how that

bush wasn't consumed, but what it was like for Moses to hear the voice of God, we

may miss the important point that Arce Sprawl reminded us of yesterday.

It's not so much what was in that bush, it's who was in that bush.

You're listening to the Thursday edition of Renewing Her Mind as we conclude a four-day study of Moses and the burning bush.

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So who was in that bush and do we see other appearances like it elsewhere in the Bible? Here's Dr. Sproll

to close out this study of Moses and the burning Bush.

We continue now with our study of Moses and the burning bush that we find in the

third chapter of Exodus and I'm going to continue in this session looking at the manifestation of the glory of God in the

shakina that we looked at briefly in our last encounter.

Before I do that, I'm going to relate a narrative of something that happened to me when I was

a sophomore in college.

I was a philosophy major and my philosophy professor invited me to go to

Philadelphia for a philosophical conference on a Dutch philosopher by the name

of Hermann Duverd at Westminster Theological Seminary.

And this was in the old days when the original faculty that had come out of Princeton to start

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