Bibledoorajar: Men At Work

Moses and Aaron have been prepared by God to go into Pharoah's Court. This was the court where all who entered with a request was made to humble themselves before Pharoah to make their entreaties known. But Moses and Aaron were not prepared by God to grovel before Pharoah. They were to unequivocably say: "Thus saith the Lord God, Let my people go..." I will never forget Charleston Heston playing Moses when I was a child. He was a magnificent Moses standing bravely there with his prophet before Pharoah. This they did, even though God had prepared them for the fact that Pharoah's heart would be hardened. It must have taken a great deal of courage to make that stand. But stand they did!

We are living in a time in which the "politically correct" is clashing for some with the "Thus saith the Lords". For other believers not so much. Our preacher made a point yesterday of saying that even in these times of differences God is in control. He will win. If the events of the day have put us in conflict with others, we must endeavor to handle those conflicts by being at peace with all men. Taking our needs to the Lord, He will be victorious. Just like Moses and Aaron, we must have the faith to believe this no matter how much we are worried about matters at hand. The legalities of any society can never outweigh the power found in the moral government of the Lord. He will win and many will be saved because He has a way of making something very good out of the seemingly impossible.

"And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to his purpose" (Romans 8:28).  Moses and Aaron had a purpose. You do too. The challenge is to walk in it.