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The Shepherd's Heart: Duties and Responsibilities of Moses

This exploration of Moses as a shepherd highlights his vital responsibilities in leading and caring for the people of Israel. Drawing from Scriptures such as Psalm 78:71-72 and John 21:15-17, we learn that a shepherd feeds, protects, and guides his flock with integrity and dedication. Moses exemplified true shepherding through his deep sense of duty, patience, and faithfulness to God's commands. His mission reflects the visible hand of God, demonstrating how effective leadership embodies care and compassion for those being led.

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The Shepherd's Heart: Duties and Responsibilities of Moses

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  1. Moses – A Caring Shepherd

  2. The Duties of a Shepherd • The shepherd is to feed the flock according to the integrity of his heart, searching out green pastures. Psalm 78:71-72, Eze. 34:23, John 21: 15-17 • The Shepherd is to watch over the sheep, by day and by night, both to offer protection from danger, and to know the state of his flock. Prov.27:23, Ezek. 34:12, Luke 2:8 • The Shepherd is to lead by his voice, guiding the flock to quiet resting places where they might not fear. Psalm 23:2-4, Jer. 23:3-4, John 10:4

  3. True Shepherding The Visible Hand of God, Bro. Roberts wrote concerning the mission of Moses: “This work required modesty of self estimate, a deep sense of Yahweh’s greatness, a disposition to be scrupulously faithful in the carrying out of divine instructions, and a capacity for unbounded patience and magnanimity with those with whom he might be called upon to deal”.

  4. The Spirit of the Shepherd Moses

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