Julius Gordon - How do we know that Moses was grown up? Because he went out unto his brethren, and w...

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How do we know that Moses was grown up? Because he went out unto his brethren, and was ready to bear the burdens and share the plight of his people. Maturity is sensitivity to human suffering.

Julius Gordon

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Woher wissen wir, dass Moses erwachsen war? Weil er zu seinen Brüdern ging und bereit war, die Lasten zu tragen und die Notlage seines Volkes zu teilen. Reife ist Sensibilität für menschliches Leid.

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