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The birth of Moses, his salvation through the Nile River, his rejection and his life in the desert are all indicators that God sees and knows His people. Everything that happened to him was ordained by God. Moreover, Moses’ life typifies Christ’s life, which is characterized in similar fashion. You learn through these events that God has a redemptive plan, which reflects that He sees and knows His people.
Sermon text: Exodus 2
Support text: Hebrews 11:22-29


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