One can trace in all media: the Egyptian people is fighting for his freedom.
A fight that's again, and has led to the same scene from around 3300 years ago a people. At that time, the Israelite.
surprisingly appeared but in the entire Torah (1st-5th Book of Moses), the book that tells of those events, the term חפשׁה (freedom) only once on (3 Mose 19,20) and there has He does not even do with the exodus.
This fact suggests point to two things: First,
. The so-called liberation theology, that theory that says that religious salvation is first and foremost political liberation lacking a solid biblical foundation. Second
. Freedom must be more than the end of a dictatorship. The rather withering wild landscapes in East Germany testify.
straight there, many people seem to have already had the experience that democracy does not automatically means freedom, but instead often Hartz IV
But where is freedom to find, if not in a democracy? The New Testament, it locates the following:
"Where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom." (2 Corinthians 3:17) If
So do the Egyptians much divine intervention in their struggle for freedom.
And us too.
Maranatha.
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