Behold There Is A Place By Me...

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When we read about the life and times of Moses, the overt things are the ten plagues, the parting of the Red Sea and more. But there is something else that we must see, and that is 'the man' rather than the things he did by the mighty hand of God. I believe the Lord led me on softly and slowly through the leaflets of the Bible lately, to see Moses real life. And in doing so, it became clear to me that his life and times were just like ours in many striking similarities as Believers.

When it entered into Moses heart at forty years old to deliver his brethren, the children of Israel, he went out one day and murdered an Egyptian man. What God had caused to enter into his heart must have been fierce and powerful. We see how the untamed part of himself leaped ahead of God in a homicide. Moses became a fugitive dwelling in a desert until he was very old. THEN was he called when he had no expectation of it. In fact, I would submit that what happened forty years before he had put behind him, and tried to forget about it.

But God did not forget about it. Because Moses was sent back by God to where he fled from, and he was afraid. He was unpolished so to speak, and asked God who it would be that He would send with him. God allowed his brother Aaron to go with him. Further onward in the story, we see that Aaron sinned in making an idol, a golden calf for the people to worship.

After that, Moses stood alone. He met with God to ask again whom it would be that He would send with him, that would take Aaron's place. God answered, "My presence shall go with thee and I will give thee peace.' And added, "There is a place by Me and thou shalt stand upon a rock....and I will put you in the clift of the rock."

You see, there will come a time that God will remove the "Aaron's" from your life, and He will take their place, His rightful place. He will then invite you to stand in that place by Himself, and upon the rock which is Jesus Christ. Because you are born again and live in Him, He will be your companion. The Christian needs only to look at the entire life and times of Moses, only to truly see their own lives the same way.

Moses the adopted grandson of Pharaoh became not only a deliverer and judge, but the "King of Jeshurun" in the end. You are not only sons and daughters of the Most High God, but will one day soon be Kings and Priests unto God now and forever more. "The seasons change and you change, but the Lord abides forever the same, and the streams of His love are as deep, as broad and as full as ever." Charles H. Spurgeon