People in oppression

Contributed by the Upper Room e-devotions ministry
Exodus chapter two described the time when Moses saw the oppression of his people and felt certain that he was the one to deliver them out from Egypt. He started to right their wrongs through righteous teachings of the Law. However, not quite as it seems, when God allowed Moses to be driven into blank discouragement, He sent him into the desert to feed sheep for forty years. It was not until Moses had learned communion with God. We learnt that God has an important role to play in our lives. He has to come into our lives to guide us. We carry on to face hardships ahead.
Next reflection thought: Ark of Testimony