WHY DID GOD WANT TO KILL MOSES? 6 Biblical Facts About Moses You Didn't Know!

WHY DID GOD WANT TO KILL MOSES? 6 Biblical Facts About Moses You Didn't Know!

[@normanwaller2924]

They were all familiar to me. Thank you sir. Though he may not have been permitted to enter the promised Land, he was permitted to enter heaven. Praise God..

[@PerrysCatholicChannel-ny2go]

God would NEVER have chosen me over Moses. I wouldn't have handled that denial well, much less where God "rubbed it in" by taking him to see what was being denied to him. That story, in the bible, used to piss me off. But that great explanation provided in the video has cured my anger, at least, now that I understand. But I still could never rise up to Moses' stature, particularly in the moment. To say that he took it well, is an understatement, from my perspective.

[@lillianmiller9915]

So much to learn amen

[@enolelasoitameno4094]

Amen

[@user-qj6cu7zv7f]

To God

[@julianp2868]

From memory God saw or treasured him with trust, however Moses had not had his Son Circumcised which for his position with God, God saw anger with him. for not doing so, Moses fell foul again when he strikes the rock twice with his Staff, again falling foul of God and thus his punishment, he would not enter the Promise land. We all do things in anger and thus the use of Lord and God are different? I could well be wrong. We are lucky that the Old Testament sets us up for Jesus to be Crucified to take away our sins once and for all in the New. I have never liked The Old Testament as the other religions are the wrote the same. I shall have to read Exodus again or someone can put me right?

[@shawnn8178]

thank you for putting this together. I was familiar with but for the hand of leprosy

[@davidrose3737]

Nothing New about any of that stuff you mentioned. But its good for new believers

[@marquepayne5133]

You left out that the Bible teaches the angel with late meeting guide because he got into a dispute with Satan over the body of Moses. That is what happened to the body of Moses.

[@julianp2868]

Oh and one more thing, I feel reading The Bible forwards and then backwards gives a better meaning to God, Lord & Jesus. See who wins the Elections and I will let you know.

[@tonygarcia0072]

God wanted to kill Moses? Since when does an all-powerful God fail to kill a human he wants dead? this looks more like the test God gave Abraham, except that Abraham passed and Moses failed.

[@YTuser-oc2sb]

Ex 4:24; not a test. God also wanted to destroy all of Sodom and Gomorrah originally; but someone stood in the gap.

[@tonygarcia0072]

@@YTuser-oc2sb Someone stopped God from destroying Sodom and Gomorrah? Not in my Bible...

[@YTuser-oc2sb]

@@tonygarcia0072 not in my mine either. I wrote ALL of sodom and Gomorrah. He spared a few. You can check.

[@YTuser-oc2sb]

@@tonygarcia0072 the point was missed obviously. The intercession of Abraham allowed for a few to be spared when the plan of God was originally to destroy all and everyone….in response to the misconception found in the comment re. Moses, and subsequent misreading of my own comment. Details matter. What Zipporah did, pleased God and He renounced killing Moses and let him alone. You can read it.

[@tonygarcia0072]

@@YTuser-oc2sb Yes, Abraham interceded on behalf of the inhabitants; yet when God asked about the number of righteous inhabitants, Abraham did not protest that he meant all of them, implying that he was pleading on behalf of the righteous. Since nowhere do we read that Abraham requested that the righteous be removed before God effected His justice, we can also assume that the saving of Lot and his family was God's initiative, not on a request by Abraham. Which brings me back to my original point, that if God wants someone dead that someone is dead. In contrast to Sodom, Gomorrah and Abraham, God spared Nineveh when it repented and mended it's ways, even when His prophet, Jonah, argued strenuously for it's destruction. The difference between Sodom, Gomorrah and Nineveh? I do not know, and I believe no-one else living today knows. I can only point out that God looks into hearts and souls and we only see the exterior...

[@julianp2868]

Er what sort of question is that? What you mean is why was he not allowed to enter the promised land?

[@preacherpaul8283]

He did not have lepercey

[@pandabear5221]

His HAND "...was leprous as snow." Exodus 4:6 KJV

[@keironmoore7480]

Actually he did have leprosy temporarily, the first time God commended him to put his hand in his cloak. The second time God command him to do the same, his hand was restored like the rest of his flesh. It was one of the miracles God permitted Moses to perform. This is what Exodus 4:6-7 says: Then the Lord said, “Put your hand inside your cloak.” So Moses put his hand into his cloak, and when he took it out, the skin was leprous-it had become as white as snow. “Now put it back into your cloak,” he said. So Moses put his hand back into his cloak, and when he took it out, it was restored, like the rest of his flesh.

[@nicofbotha6153]

Exodus 4:6 read the Word. Moses hand had leprosy

[@kathleenmacfarland1817]

Hmmmmm😑🫨😤😫😏😕😭 That is Not God NOR “His people

[@JuBa-l6x]

now got you guys killed three times women on his people foundation i see top of the mountain hes telling realize black op like come on stop doing that god instructed moses fist sight another side blood side ino

[@bobbybailey4623]

Especially when none of his natural forces were abated. He was in perfect health. Their god has always been a killer and still is.

[@user-qj6cu7zv7f]

Disabeadence