Unequal Understanding
“ For he supposed that his brethren would have understood that God would deliver them by his hand, but they did not understand. ” Acts 7 : 25 NKJV The experience of Moses with his brethren during the dispensation of unequal understanding underscores the basis of common crisis in most relationships. While Moses supposed that his brethren would have understood, God was waiting on Moses to be ready as the evangelist. It is always not enough for believers to be fully convinced about God’s vision and mandate as the divine purpose of their existence. A successful mission on godly visions must accommodate the dynamics of unequal understanding of the people on the field. Unfortunately, most supposed servants of God would get mad with both God and the people for their unequal understanding, leading to loss of focus, faithfulness, and fruitfulness. Whereas, Moses had to spend 40 years in Midian to deal with the concept of unequal understanding until God revealed “I have surely seen the ...