| 1/19/2013 | English |
摩西的蒙召與法老王的衝突
經文:
出埃及記3－6章
中心思想:
出埃及記3，6：1－13
提要
現在，上帝準備差派摩西負起拯救百姓脫離桎梏的任務，但是摩西不願意接受，面對在燃燒荊棘裏的上帝，摩西以四個藉口拒絕上帝的差遣，然而不論是摩西的軟弱，或法老的冥頑，都無法攔阻上帝要拯救祂百姓的至高計劃，摩西終於順服，面對法老的時候，他不斷的宣告：「容我百姓去！」（5：1）。
第3章
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第4章
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第5章
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第6章
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摩西蒙召
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摩西的憐憫
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摩西的對質
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摩西的安慰
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勉強的救贖者
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敵對的法老王
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每日與主同行
假設你是摩西，正在一片安靜的山坡上牧羊，突然，一叢荊棘燃燒起來──卻未燒燬！出於好奇，你走近這個奇異的景象，一探究竟，沒想到和以色列的上帝面對面談了起來，祂宣布：「我要打發你去見法老。」（3：10）而你會怎樣回答？也許你和摩西完全一樣：自覺不配！不配以現有的自己去代表上帝，不配以自己笨拙的口才去宣揚上帝的話語，但你知道你這樣做是對的！上帝早已洞悉你的不足，這就是為什麼祂會揀選你──好讓祂的能力透過你的軟弱彰顯出來，使你的生命綻放出祂的榮耀。
列舉三個你今天不服事上帝的藉口（或許早已存在了），然後放在你的禱告中：「上帝，祢知道我的狀況，請在我的軟弱上彰顯祢的能力，使用我有限的智慧，好讓別人看祢就是這位獨一無二的真神。」
列舉三個你今天不服事上帝的藉口（或許早已存在了），然後放在你的禱告中：「上帝，祢知道我的狀況，請在我的軟弱上彰顯祢的能力，使用我有限的智慧，好讓別人看祢就是這位獨一無二的真神。」
默想
上帝是一位偉大的「自有永有的上帝」
摩西問應該用什麼名字來稱呼這位差遣他去執行任務的上帝（3：13），上帝回答說：「我是自有永有的，又說，你要對以色列人這樣說，那自有的打發我到你們這裏來。」（3：14）除了上帝，聖經中還有誰敢用這個名字？（參閱約8：58）現在你了解為什麼主耶穌告訴猶太人「沒有亞伯拉罕，就有我」時，會得到這樣的回饋了嗎？（約8：59）
摩西問應該用什麼名字來稱呼這位差遣他去執行任務的上帝（3：13），上帝回答說：「我是自有永有的，又說，你要對以色列人這樣說，那自有的打發我到你們這裏來。」（3：14）除了上帝，聖經中還有誰敢用這個名字？（參閱約8：58）現在你了解為什麼主耶穌告訴猶太人「沒有亞伯拉罕，就有我」時，會得到這樣的回饋了嗎？（約8：59）
金言
傑出的畫家有時用最小的畫筆就能完成最大的傑作。
Moses' Call and Conflict with Pharaoh
Scriptures:
Exodus 3-6
Heart of the Passage:
Exodus 3; 6:1-13
Overview
At last, God is ready to commission Moses for the task of delivering His people from bondage. But Moses is reluctant to accept the commission! Confronted by God in a burning bush, Moses responds with four excuses which focus on his inadequacy for the assignment. But neither Moses' weakness nor Pharaoh's stubbornness can stand in the way of God's sovereign plan to release His people. Finally convinced of God's strength, Moses confronts Pharaoh with the ringing declaration, "Let my people go" (5:1).
Chapter 3
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Chapter 4
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Chapter 5
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Chapter 6
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Moses'
Call
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Moses'
Companion
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Moses'
Confrontation
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Moses'
Consolation
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A Reluctant Redeemer
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A Resistant Pharaoh
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Your Daily Walk
Pretend for a moment that you are Moses. You are tending your sheep on a quiet mountainside when suddenly a bush bursts into flame—but it is not consumed! Naturally curious, you move closer to study this remarkable sight and come face to face with the God of Israel who declares, "I will send thee unto Pharaoh" (Exodus 3:10). How would you respond? Probably you'd do exactly what Moses did: feel inadequate! Inadequate to represent God before the mightiest ruler of your day. Inadequate to deliver God's words through your faltering lips. And you know, you'd be right! God already knows you're inadequate. Thai's why He selected you— so that His strength might shine through your weakness.
Make a list of three excuses you could give God (and perhaps already have) for not serving Him today. Then turn each into a prayer project: "God, you know my physical condition. Show your strength through my weakness. Use my meager I.Q. to demonstrate to others that you are the incomparable 'I AM.' "
Make a list of three excuses you could give God (and perhaps already have) for not serving Him today. Then turn each into a prayer project: "God, you know my physical condition. Show your strength through my weakness. Use my meager I.Q. to demonstrate to others that you are the incomparable 'I AM.' "
Insight
The God Who Is the Great "I Am"
Moses asked what name he should use for the God who had sent him on his strategic mission (3:13). God replied, "I AM THAT I AM ... Thus shalt thou say unto the children of Israel, I AM hath sent me unto you" (3:14). What other person in the pages of Scripture dared to use that same name? (Hint: Check John 8:58.) Now do you understand why He received the response He did (John 8:59)?
Moses asked what name he should use for the God who had sent him on his strategic mission (3:13). God replied, "I AM THAT I AM ... Thus shalt thou say unto the children of Israel, I AM hath sent me unto you" (3:14). What other person in the pages of Scripture dared to use that same name? (Hint: Check John 8:58.) Now do you understand why He received the response He did (John 8:59)?
Adage
A master artist sometimes uses the smallest brush to achieve the best effect.
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