By removing his sandals before the burning bush, Moses was showing a sense of

Assessment: WAEC SSCE - Christian Religious Studies - 2013 (Objective) Subject: Christian Religious Studies

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By removing his sandals before the burning bush, Moses was showing a sense of
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Moses removed his sandals before the burning bush as an act of humility and respect. In the Bible, removing one's sandals was a sign of reverence and submissiveness before God. It was a cultural practice of the Israelites to take off their sandals before entering a holy place or approaching a leader in a position of authority. By taking off his sandals, Moses recognized the holiness of God's presence and showed his respect and submission to Him.
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