Summary of Exodus Chapter 3 ?

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ANSWER: Moses guards the flock of sheep of his father-in-law, and he wanders with them "beyond the wilderness" (3:1) to Horeb, God's mountain. In the shape of a bush which is on fire but doesn't burn, an angel of Heaven appears to him. ... God also reveals to Moses his name, and introduces himself as "the God of your ancestors."

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