Title: God's Training Center
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Title: God's Training Center Text: Exodus 2:11-25
1. God's training is training to control emotions.
2. You have been trained to control your sins.
Exodus 2:14 One thing we need to know here is that sin must be exposed. Obviously, no one was there when Moses killed a man. Exodus 2:12 “He looked left and right, and saw that there was no one, and struck down the Egyptian and hid him in the sand.” However, in verse 14, it seems that no one has seen that, but there was a person who knew that Moses had killed a man. In verse 11, it says, “I saw his torment.” The word ‘saw’ here often means ‘to grasp something from God’s point of view’ or ‘to understand something with the eyes of faith’.
It can be said that Moses saw his people suffering from hard labor from God's point of view and had compassion for them. We can always see exactly what we see only when we see it from God's point of view. Another important thing to overcome and overcome sin is to see anything with the eyes of faith and to use the method of faith when responding to what you see.
3. You have been trained to serve.
Exodus 2:16-17 Moses lived as a royal family in the royal family of Egypt. He is more accustomed to being treated and served than to serving and helping others. However, one of the things that Moses received when he entered God's training camp was the training of service. When the daughters of the priest of Midian came to the well to water the sheep, other shepherds drove out the women. The meaning of the word 'get up' here is that when you saw injustice, you boldly left your seat and got up. In order to teach Moses to learn humility and service, God put him into God's training camp in the wilderness of Midian. If a leader does not have faith in serving, he becomes a dictator and is easily swayed by Satan's temptations. If the Apostle Paul had not been humble, he would have gone to hell after living as a hindrance to God's work until the end. However, the first thing God did when he called Paul was the training of humility and service. Acts 20:19 “that is, all humility and tears, and to serve the Lord, enduring the temptation that came through the wiles of the Jews”