So on top of this vision of this strange phenomenon of the bush that's burning is not being consumed,

now the bush starts talking to him. He hears a voice coming out of this bush,

calling him by name. Moses. Moses. Moses said, here I am. A burning bush that isn't being consumed, the voice of God, God revealing himself to

Moses, I am who I am. As we heard yesterday that was a watershed moment in the Old Testament,

but all too easily we can read over, skim over that story and not pause to take the time to consider what was really

taking place here. Hi I'm Nathan W Bingham and I'm so glad you're joining us on

renewing your mind for this study of Moses and the burning bush.

After seeing the providential hand of God in the life of Moses yesterday,

today Arcy Sproll takes us to the extraordinary encounter recorded for us in Exodus chapter 3.

He'll walk us through it slowly, not skimming over the details in preparation for his deep dive into the text.

Here's Dr. Sprawl.

In our last session, we looked at the circumstances surrounding

the birth of Moses and his rescue from the decree of the

pharaoh that the newborn male children of the Hebrews would be put to death.

As we pick up the narrative now leading to the episode and the burning bush,

we see what happens after Moses has been adopted by the daughter of Pharaoh and brought into

Pharaoh's house and into his family.

We read in chapter 2, verse 11. Now it came to pass in those days

when Moses was grown. Let me just stop there at that comment.

That passes over an enormous amount of significant information

because we were told elsewhere in scripture that in those years, the early years of this

young man's development he was raised as a prince of Egypt, given the most comprehensive and extensive education that was

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