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Exodus 3
At Horeb, the mountain of God, Moses sees a bush that burns without being consumed. God calls him from the bush, sends him to bring Israel out of Egypt, and reveals his name: 'I AM THAT I AM', the LORD, the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob.
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Moses, ages 80–81: Sent to Pharaoh
At eighty, when he had stopped expecting anything, God speaks from a bush. Moses' objections all begin with himself: "Who am I?" God's answer is not a better résumé but a promise: "Certainly I will be with thee." The calling fills barely a year on the chart a…