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  • Power of Prayer and Worship: Shapes hearts and decisions, forming imaginations that influence daily life.
  • Contrast Between Selfish and Servant Leadership: Pharisees, Herod, and Pharaoh exemplify self-centered rulers, while Moses models compassionate intercession.
  • God’s Preferential Concern for the Vulnerable: Scripture repeatedly calls for care of orphans, widows, oppressed, and immigrants.
  • Moses as a Type of Christ: Intercedes for the people, pleads for mercy, and embodies God’s attributes of grace and steadfast love.
  • Generosity as Response to God’s Provision: The community’s abundant offerings for the tabernacle demonstrate how God’s grace inspires generosity.
  • Ultimate Allegiance to God: Jesus’ teaching on image-bearing coins underscores that all belong to God, even if some authority is given to worldly rulers.