How did Abraham respond to God's call? Why did God call Moses? What do we mean when we call the people of Israel 'Kahal' or 'Ecclesia'?
Understand the Problem
The question is asking how Abraham responded to God's call, as well as what God called Moses to do and the significance of the terms 'Kahal' and 'Ecclesia' in relation to the people of Israel.
Answer
Abraham showed faith; Moses liberated Israel; 'Kahal' or 'Ecclesia' means assembly.
Abraham responded to God’s call through faith and obedience. God called Moses to liberate the Israelites from Egyptian slavery. The terms 'Kahal' or 'Ecclesia' refer to the assembly of people called together by God.
Answer for screen readers
Abraham responded to God’s call through faith and obedience. God called Moses to liberate the Israelites from Egyptian slavery. The terms 'Kahal' or 'Ecclesia' refer to the assembly of people called together by God.
More Information
Abraham's faith led him to leave his homeland, while Moses was seen as a leader who would fulfill God’s promises. 'Kahal' and 'Ecclesia' emphasize the communal gathering of those following God's call.
Tips
A common mistake is overlooking the importance of faith in Abraham's response or the historical context of Moses' mission.
Sources
- God's Call to Moses - Theology of Work - theologyofwork.org
- Church: The People Chosen by God - catechismmdy.in
- Year 8 - Church The People Of God - smcbirminghamcatechism.weebly.com
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