On this third Sunday of Lent, we are invited to become aware of God’s presence through living things like bushes and fig ...

Moses hid his face because he was afraid to look at God. God told Moses that he had heard the suffering cries of the ...

God appears to Moses as a burning bush appears and instructs him (with the aid of Aaron) to free His people to serve not the pharaoh, but God. Moses asks the pharaoh to free the Hebrew slaves ...

He had no assurances, only God’s promise that he would know God’s presence in hindsight: “You will know I am with you when ...

Today’s liturgy invites us to reflect on the mercy and patience of God, who calls us to conversion and offers us ...

How beautiful upon the mountains are the feet of [them] who brings good news, who publishes peace, who brings good news of ...

It then relates the story of the burning bush and the ten plagues that God sends against Pharaoh, including the death of first-born children. Finally it recounts the 'Exodus' - how Moses led the ...

Through a bush that’s burning but not being consumed, God tells Moses about his origins and that he must go back to Egypt and lead the Hebrews out of slavery. When Moses expresses a lack of ...

Moses would speak, and God would answer ... When they returned to Hollywood, Heston did the voice of God in the Burning Bush scene. Still, as DeMille wrote in his autobiography about the voice ...

Moses and the Israelites trusted in God which helped them to be adventurous ... of the 'Basket in the Bulrushes', 'Moses and the Burning Bush', and the 'Plagues and the Exodus'.