Moses Accomplishments

The three periods of Moses’s life were as follows, Moses, born a son of a Hebrew slave rescued by Pharaoh’s daughter and later adopted by her. Moses, became a prince in Pharaoh’s palace, he later escaped to the desert of Midian as a result of killing an Egyptian. Moses married, became a shepherd and disconnected from his home and family in Egypt. While Moses tended the flock God called Moses from a burning bush and commissioned him to lead the people of Israel out of bondage. In Exodus 3:2 “There the angel of the Lord appeared to him in flames of fire from within a bush.” Moses reclaimed by God to liberate and rescue Israel. A third period in Moses’s life which I thought to be fascinating is just before his death he climbed mount Nebo and the Lord showed him the land it its entirety. God allowed Moses to view the Promised Land with his own eyes however, he was not permitted to cross over it. Moses performed great deeds, two of his greatest accomplishments were the recording of the Ten Commandments, and the author …show more content…
A burnt offering such as an animal was killed, and burned on the altar this was a payment made for sins and showed a person’s devotion to God. The Fellowship consisted of grain mixed with oil incense, and salt this offering expressed gratitude to God it represented peace and fellowship with God. In sin offering those who sinned intentionally, or committed sins out of weakness sacrificed various animals for different sins, this was to redeem one’s sins. The guilt offering is the most holy, it’s payment are for sins against God and others, in this offering a Ram is to be slaughtered in the same place as the burnt offering which is at the altar and the hide belongs to the priest and must be eaten in the sanctuary area. Respectively, a portion of these sacrifices were not a requirement however, the offerings of sin and guilt were