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Moses may have developed a low self-image having had to run from Egypt in a powerful position to that of a lowly shepherd caring for flock that were not his own in a strange land. He most certainly would have shown humility having witnessed the burning bush and the angel of the Lord speaking to him. He also shows lack of faith by questioning God. God reassures him by telling him that he would be with him. God promised us that he would never leave nor forsake us as well.

He identifies himself as a Hebrew. He has a strong sense of basic justice. He is willing to take charge to some degree (after ensuring no one is looking). He is not timid. He is physically strong. He seems to have no sense of acting on behalf of God. He ran from correction of his harsh punishment. He tries to assert leadership; but it rejected initially and questioned.

Greetings one and all! My name is Crystal and I live in Baltimore, MD. I am a Missionary at my church. I have three adult children and four grandchildren. Excited to learn about the word of God. Peace