PB Devotion

The Lord said to [Moses] . . . “I have let you see it with your eyes, but you will not cross over into it.”
Deuteronomy 34:4

Moses has led the people of God for more than forty years after leading them out of slavery in Egypt, but this is the end of the journey for him. From the time when God spoke to him out of a burning bush until this day, Moses has walked closely with God.

Along the way, there have been twists and turns. On one occasion, Moses’ anger took over, and his actions led to the consequence of his not being allowed to go into the promised land. Still, God graces Moses with a view of what is to come. Moses sees the land and knows again that God will keep his promises.

The land promised to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob will become a gift to their descendants. Promise and fulfillment are key teachings that the church, as the people of God, still carry to this world today. We live in hope, knowing that Christ, who already fulfilled so many of God’s promises to his people, will come again and fulfill all of God’s promises completely in the new heaven and new earth, where he is now preparing a place for us.

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