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Part 1:Students will perform the following assignment:In my Module 8 lecture, I have outline "Five Excuses" made by Moses to God in defense of hislack of confidence:we specifically speak of Moses'...

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In my Module 8 lecture, I have outline "Five Excuses" made by Moses to God in defense of hislack of confidence:we specifically speak of Moses' defense of hislack of confidencein his identity as a elected prophet,as an elected communicator of, speaker about, God.Now, word-search the words "spake" and "speak" inThe Book of Exodus(only search the NIV version in our Module Reading Materials!) and cite and explain two passages in the vicinity of either the words "speak" or "spake" in which Moses seems to be more and more acquiring confidence. *Note, Moses is not more and more acquiring what we in modernity know as "self-confidence"; rather he is acquiring God-confidence through the action of prophetic speaking. (appx. 250 words)

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Refer to the following article. (https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/basics/confidence). In the article, "confidence" is finallyportrayed inmodern psychological languages as "self-confidence." Using your own hunches -- since your hunches are all I want -- what might be the difference between "confidence" as it is portrayed in The Book of Exodus and "confidence" as it is portrayed in the article. (appx. 250 words)

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Answered Same Day Oct 23, 2022

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The central dramatic action of the Bible's "Book of Exodus" can be summed up as Moses' transformation from a weak and fearful man into a strong and courageous man of faith, a man of cum fide; in other words, he becomes a man of confidence, though not without a healthy dose of self-doubt in his prophetic proclamations. 
1.He spoke  things like: "Who am I that I should go to Pharaoh, and that I should bring the children of Israel out of Egypt?
During his time in Midian, Moses was happy serving as a shepherd. He was so at peace that he probably forgot about his sin most days. God had reminded him repeatedly to return to Egypt, so how could he have forgotten? 
Looking at Moses' hesitation, it's hard to believe that he is the same person who defied Pharaoh and led the Israelites through the Red Sea. 
2. Then Moses answered and said, “But suppose they will not believe me or listen to my voice; suppose they say, ‘The LORD has not appeared to you.’ ” -Exodus 4:

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