R-REALISTIC PART 4; FAITH IS NOT AGAINST REALITY.

Moses’s mother admired him and said he was a good boy! What are you saying to your child? What do you call him or her?

Truly, parenting is becoming more challenging in recent times than it was in the past, following the position of the world economy, which has played a major role in influencing gender roles and throwing many parents out of balance.

Despite the short time that Moses spent with his mother, it was clear to him that he was an Israelite and developed a great hatred for the task masters of his real people.

All through January, the subject of understanding the concept of parenting was in view, and we defined the acronyms of P.A.R.E.N.T. as Patient-Admirer-Realistic-Enduring-Nearest-Teacher. Having taught on what the Lord expected of us as parents through the first four letters of the acronyms, going forward we will be looking at N-nearest, which suggests that parents are the first contacts that a child has immediately after birth, and this continues until the child begins preparatory school.

When you can be the first to teach your child what he or she should know, our text today says it will be difficult for such a child to depart from it, and this was seen in the relationship of Jochebed and Moses, despite the fact that Moses only lived with her for a few times, yet she learnt a lot to the extent that he could literally identify with the suffering of his real people