A Call to Rise - Exodus Chapter 4 Poem

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In Egypt's land, so dark and dire,
God spoke to Moses, burning fire,
A task immense, a journey far,
To free His people, raise the bar.
Moses doubted, filled with fear,
His voice quivered, unsure and clear,
"But who am I, unworthy, weak,
To speak to Pharaoh, bold and sleek?"
God's voice, commanding, did not wane,
"I am with you, in every pain,
A staff to guide you, signs to show,
My power with you, as you go."
With hand of flesh, then hand of leprosy,
And water turned to blood, for all to see,
Moses, emboldened by God's might,
Heeded the call, prepared to fight.
To Egypt's ruler he made his way,
With Aaron by his side, come what may,
Demanding freedom for God's own kin,
A battle fought, they sought to win.
But Pharaoh's heart was hard and cold,
He scoffed and mocked, refused to fold,
Yet Moses stood with unwavering grace,
His faith in God, a steady pace.
Through plagues and trials, they pressed on,
Till Pharaoh's grip was finally gone,
The Israelites, with hope anew,
Set forth, their journey to pursue.
Exodus Chapter 4, a tale of might,
Of God's call, and Moses' flight,
A story of courage, faith, and love,
Guided by the One from above.