Moses
As the son of an Israelite slave, Moses should have been killed at birth. Instead, his parents raised him secretly for three months, then placed him in a floating basket among the reeds of the Nile River. No one could have guessed this baby would one day become one of the Bible's greatest leaders, and at the same time, the humblest of men.

Eighty years later, Moses was herding sheep in a desert when God recruited him for an incredible rescue mission. With God's help, Moses led the Israelites - over a million people - out of Egypt. Over the next 40 years, the Israelites faced the Egyptian army, walked through the Red Sea, drank water from a rock (twice!), heard firsthand the Ten Commandments, survived in the desert and finally reached the promised land. Today we remember Moses as a powerful leader, a servant of God and a man of faith.

Moses has a profoundly intimate personal relationship with God.
Exodus 3:1-3; 19:18-20; 34:29-35
Numbers 12:1-8
Moses has amazingly honest prayers.
Exodus 4:1-17; 32:11-14; 33:18-23
Numbers 11:10-23
Deuteronomy 3:23-29
Moses is an example of servant hood and faith.
Luke 24:25-27
John 5:41-47
2 Corinthians 3:7-18
Hebrews 3:1-6; 11:23-29