Among Hebrew’s children, he was saved,
He was thrown on the river in a basket.
Pharaoh’s daughter found him,
As a son, she took him.
By the name of Moses, she called him.
Moses grew up in the land of Egypt,
One homicide in that place; he committed.
The Egyptians tried to kill him,
He flew, staying safe.
In Egypt, the people of God cried out to Him,
Freedom from that pain, they were begging.
The Lord gave attention to their affliction.
And He remembered the covenant with Abraham.
God was preparing their salvation.
God talked to Moses at the Horeb Mountain,
He allowed him to know his great name.
God said, “I am who I am.
You oversee my people, and you will save them.”
The freedom for the people, God has promised,
He said they would have a new place to live.
Too many signals, the Lord promised,
Then, in Him, many people will believe.
Moses said, “These things, I cannot do.”
The Lord said, “Go, and I will always be with you.”
Moses decided he would trust in the Lord,
He believed the people would be freed by God.
This poem is part of the book Christian Poetry Volume II.
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