by Caree Connolly
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Comparing Puah and Shiprah’s life to your own...
How do you fit in?
- They exercised God’s will by saving the Hebrew babies.
- They used wisdom when speaking with Pharaoh.
- They showed intelligence by their understanding of the Hebrew woman and their birthings.
Thought’s to dwell upon...
- How can you use exercise God’s will in your life?
- Do you show good judgment in your speech?
- Do you apply reason (intelligence) in your daily life?
Questions and Discussion for the Group
- Discuss a circumstance where God used you to help others.
- Discuss Puah and Shiprah’s character traits: Love of children, diplomatic, wisdom.
Personal Challenge:
- How do you apply these traits in your own life?
Final Review:
| Puah and Shiprah, two midwives, were commanded to do the opposite of their calling. To destroy a new life. Pharaoh tried to use them for his own personal gain. Their faith in God allowed them to be an instrument in saving the male Hebrew babies. They also showed great courage in speaking with Pharaoh. By following God’s will, they were used in a mighty way, and God blessed them both abundantly.
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