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1 | Anarchy or pacifism? What's biblical? | Ex 3:9 | Batunde | 133361 | ||
Exodus 3:9-10 Tells about the call of Moses and his assignment. To deliver the people of God from bondage. Also, vs 19-20 tells the nature of the assignment. Pharaoh will not release God's people except with mighty hands. So, the only language is confrontation in this assignment. The people must be delivered by force. On the other hand, Daniel was a slave boy who grew in the court of the king. He learnt leadership role and assumed same in the king's court. God used him as an example of the excellence found in him as God and His chosen people, Israel for he was full of wisdom (Daniel 1:20-21, 4:8). Also, he was a glaring example of a pious man in exile. He couldn't have shown any resistance since he was not a leader but a mere priviledged slave in the court of his master. His is divine positioning to interfere and contribute in a godly manner in the affairs of his captors. So it is not pacifism but being God's hand in the government of Israel's captors. God was to be exalted and glorified through Daniel (Daniel 4:37, 6:26-27,) |
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2 | Anarchy or pacifism? What's biblical? | Ex 3:9 | Reighnskye | 133380 | ||
Batunde, Thanks much :) - Blessings, Reighnskye |
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