3 x 40 = 120: The life of Moses can be divided into three parts of the same length. He was 120 years old, which, divided by three, gives 3 x 40 years.

During the first 40 years of his life, he learned a great deal. Someone. During the next 40 years, he learned how to do it. not being nothing, And during the last 40 years, God was a good man. Show the world what he could do with a man who wasn't there anymore!

God said to him: What have you got in your hand?

In his hand he had a shepherd's staff, in fact. a bottle. Nothing other than a book that was the symbol of his profession, his activity; in the Deacute, from its preeacute on the herd. His life was taken care of by the book he held. And God asked him; What do you have in your hand? A little bit, just a bit, but God wants to use that bit.

 

But before employing, God will make him a terrible problem. He said, "Span style" "color:red" "Put your bescurc;ton on the floor." Expects all except à next: He sees the bacirc;ton twist and become a snake. His eyes are dreadful. The snake is so terrible in appearance, that it runs away in front of it.

However, he was a man of war, and he knew how to kill snakes; he had it. many others in his life. But a snake like this, he had never seen. What a terrible thing! Ah! He had learned some things in his life, but he was far from knowing that he was leaning on this baccidton during the heat of the day, the companion he was gliding under his pillow at night. This bacirc;ton was hiding a snake.

 

I'm asking a question: Did your life happen? The Holy Spirit, who, according to the Bible, is convinced of freedom, justice and judgment?

Did you see clear in your life? Do you know what it is worth? What is the value of these efforts on which you rely, these good works that you try to accomplish, on which you may rely to go to heaven?

The Bible teaches that the most beautiful of our works is in the eyes of the Eternal as unclean linen. In other words, what's best for us Our eyes hide a snake. This great man who was Paul had lost his illusions, and he said, "I know that in me, in my life, there is nothing good." How do you want this? can save us, and please à God? Do you want God to do for you what he did for Moses? The Bible says, in 2 Cor. 5:21, in speaking of I am the one who: for us, that we might become in him righteousness of God. What do you have in your hand? It's not a big deal. God, as with conversion, our life no longer belongs to us. us alone.

We become servants and instruments in the hands of God, not by coercion, but by filial love. At least it is this authentic relationship with a loving father we are called to live. And that's his bit that we can use to do nice things