Israelites

The life of Moses, leader chosen by God for the complicated and huge company of freeing his people from slavery, was never easy. Since his birth, he was exposed to dangers and could only be saved thanks to a desperate decision of his mother and a series of happy coincidences (because they appear to be orchestrated by someone matching quotes, owner of a superior power and supernatural) thanks to which is raised and educated as a Prince of Egypt, the most powerful Empire of its time. Moses was intended to be leader, Lawgiver, Prophet and author of several passages in the Bible, but the horizon was not cleared after varied circumstances Moses returned with his family and a good day is called to the mission to which it was intended: liberator of a people subjected to slavery for over 400 years. The company was an extreme difficulty for several reasons, but mainly for two very important: 1. the low yoke which was subjected was superior to all known human strength and 2. The slaves they didn't have a full conviction of the need to become free men and women. As if the above out shortly, Moses wasn't very determined to shoulder its responsibility and to convince him, Dios had used to fund. Moses wanted to evade the call outlining at least five objections: 1.

was considered unimportant to assume the assigned mission: who am I to go to Pharaoh out of Egypt the Israelites? (Ex. 3: 11) 2. Its lack of authority to comply with the ordered. Moses argued that it did not even know the name of who was sending him (? x. 3: 13) 3. Fear of doubt and unbelief of his compatriots. Moses feared that they not believed when you communicate that it was sent from God: they will not believe me or listen to my voice; because they will say: Dios has not appeared you (Ex.