Moses and The Burning Bush
Exodus 3:1-9
Introduction
The burning bush is the sight that catches the attention of everyone who can see it. It is different from any burning bush. It is the glory of God seen in the burning bush. It is beautiful and illuminates the surroundings.
Content
The burning bush looks different from another burning bush. It is a bush that burns but does not burn. The bush burned not because of the work of human hands. It lit up and did not burn because it turned out that the angel of the Lord had appeared to him through the burning bush. The burning bush looks different and does not burn because the angel of the Lord had appeared to Moses through the burning bush.
The burning bush shows the glory of God. The Lord told Moses to take off his sandals as he stood by the burning bush because the place where Moses was standing was holy. The light of the burning bush is different from another light because it gives hope. Moses was afraid and could not see the thorn-bush burned because there was God, and His glory shone in the fire. God can do all kinds of miraculous ways to reveal His glory to His people.
The burning bush has beautiful light and shines all around. it gives the light so that Moses is interested to see it. It is attracting attention because it lights up but does not burn. There is God, so it gives a beautiful light. The burning bush gives beautiful light and shines all around because there is God and His Glory.
Conclusion
This story told about how great our God is. The burning bush looks different and does not burn because the angel of the Lord appeared. God has a special way to reveal His glory to His people. It gives beautiful light and shines all around because there is God. The burning bush declares God's presence as evidence that He hears every cry of the Israelites, and He loves them and all people.
References
King James Bible
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