Moses was unfaithful when called

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Originally Posted by Amanah

In Exodus 4:24-26, God is preparing Moses for ministry, and the incident with his son's circumcision serves as a lesson in obedience. Moses' failure to circumcise his son was an oversight or lack of understanding, rather than deliberate disobedience.

When confronted by God, Moses corrects his error, demonstrating his willingness to follow God's commands. Zipporah's intervention also highlights the importance of circumcision as a covenant requirement. This incident doesn't define Moses' character but rather shows his humanity and capacity for growth.

There is a difference between disobedience and oversight. Moses' prompt correction suggests a willingness to follow God's commands, and his obedience after correction is what matters. God's preparation of Moses for ministry involves teaching and this incident is part of that process.

Is this your answer to my question posed in post 16?