This is a reoccurring theme so far in what we have read from the bible. You can see it with every person that the covenant has been passed through. It started with Abraham and now it is going through Moses to the people of God. The story of the burning bush belongs to a bigger unit of the bible. It belongs to the Exegesis section...
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It started with Abraham and now it is going through Moses to the people of God. The story of the burning bush belongs to a bigger unit of the bible. It belongs to the Exegesis section. It is very important in how we understand the passage. It contributes to the passage because it has a theme. The theme is shown when God approaches an individual and offers them a covenant if they will trust in him...
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