We often picture Moses as a figure of immense strength and solitude. We see him on the mountaintop, face-to-face with God, receiving the Law etched in stone. We see him as the powerful leader of a nation, the intermediary between the divine and the human. But the Holy Scriptures, in their tender and powerful wisdom, also invite us to see Moses the man. Before he was a lawgiver, he was a fugitive. Before he led a people, he was a…

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