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Summary: Exodus Chapter 3 is a pivotal moment in the story of Moses and marks the beginning of his divine commission. The chapter begins with Moses tending sheep in Midian, where he encounters the burning bush that is not consumed by fire. This miraculous event signifies God's unique presence and holiness. God calls Moses by name and instructs him to remove his sandals, emphasizing the sacredness of the ground. In this encounter, God reveals His identity as the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, affirming His covenant relationship with the patriarchs. God expresses His concern for the suffering of the Israelites in Egypt and announces His plan to rescue them. He chooses Moses as the leader to confront Pharaoh and lead the people to freedom. Moses, however, expresses doubt about his abilities and questions God's name, leading to God's declaration of "I AM WHO I AM," underscoring His eternal and self-existent nature. This chapter conveys themes of divine calling, the importance of obedience, and God's sovereignty. It highlights the idea that God equips those He calls and emphasizes the need for faith and trust in His plans. Overall, Exodus 3 illustrates the initiation of God's redemptive action for His people and sets the stage for the liberation of Israel from bondage.

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