The Meekest Man(2)  
    God Dealing With Moses  
     
    In Acts 7:22 we can see the education that Moses received. "And Moses was educated in 
    all the wisdom of the Egyptians, and he was powerful in his words and works." Moses 
    learned all the wisdom of the Egyptians in Pharaoh's Palace. He was eloquent competent, 
    and powerful in his words and works. Although Moses had all the wisdom and talent of the 
    Egyptians and was very capable and eloquent, these were not the conditions that God 
    required in order for Him to use Moses. On the contrary, these were the reasons why God 
    could not use him. Man pays attention to wisdom and power, but God pays attention to 
    foolishness and weakness. First Corinthians speaks of Christ's wisdom and power, and at 
    the same time it says that God has chosen the foolish and weak among men. The Greeks seek 
    after wisdom, and the Jews require a sign, which is the manifestation of power; but God 
    rejects man's wisdom and power. Where there is wisdom, there is also fleshly power. Man's 
    wisdom and power can only accomplish man's work. If we employ man's wisdom and power in 
    God's work, we will damage God's work. God can only use the Spirit's mighty power to 
    accomplish His work. This mighty power of the Holy Spirit can only be expressed through 
    the foolish and weak. If we are not led by God in reality to the point where we completely 
    give up our wisdom and power and become foolish and weak before Him, He cannot use us.  
     
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