Moses: A Multi-Faceted Leader, a Tragic Leader

By Garry D. Bruner

It is without controversy—without debate and without further undue discussion, according to Hebrews under the Old Covenant, Jews of the New Covenant, and Israelis of today—that Moses was the greatest leader of their long storied and varied history.

From his miraculous deliverance from the Nile River as a Hebrew baby to the incredible day the Lord Himself buried him on Mount Hebron, the life of Moses can be distinguished in three separate forty-year periods.

Birth to forty years of age: his birth, early life, and training for leadership in Egypt
Forty to eighty years of age: his life in the Midian Desert as a shepherd of his father-in-law’s sheep until his miraculous call on the backside of the mountain by a burning bush
Eighty to one hundred twenty years of age: his latter life called and orchestrated by God as the deliverer of the children of Israel from the land of Goshen to the boundary of the Promised Land of Canaan

His leadership abilities and his capabilities should be studied, examined, and emulated by this generation of people who have been called into kingdom leadership positions by our King Father, authorized by the King Son, and empowered by the Holy Spirit.

This study seeks to chronicle and quantify the life, leadership style, characteristics, qualities, and capabilities of Moses, an important leader of not only Hebrew history but also world history.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Aug 4, 2020
• ISBN: 9781664120167

Garry D. Bruner

An Ambassador of The Kingdom of Heaven An Apostle of The Kingdom of GOD Born into the Kingdom of GOD May of 1989 Called to Ministry in May 1992 Called to Pastorage in January 2001 Pastor of 2 Local Ministries: New Jerusalem Temple Ministries in Dallas, TX. 2001 Pleasant Hill Baptist Church, Ada, OK. 2017 Dean of 2 Schools on Ministry: Christs’ Fivefold Ministerial Institute in Dallas, TX. Kingdom Institute for Life and Living Ada, OK. National Bishop of International Church Fellowship Houston, TX. Contact info YOUTUBE// Kingdom Throne Room TV Email: [e-mail] Coming Book: “Supremacy of The TRUTH”

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Contents

Introduction

Chapter 1 Called to Leadership

Chapter 2 Educated Leader

Chapter 3 Anointed Leader

Chapter 4 Faithful Leader

Chapter 5 Intercessory Leader

Chapter 6 Strategic Leader

Chapter 7 Visionary Leader

Chapter 8 Humble Leader

Chapter 9 Liberating Leader

Chapter 10 Miraculous Leader

Chapter 11 Inspirational Leader

Chapter 12 Tragic Leader

Twelve Characteristics of a Godly Leader

Kingdom Ministerial Gifts

Leadership Comparison

Reassurance to Kingdom Leaders

Final Thoughts on Kingdom Leadership

Definitions

Conclusion

To my wife, Zolean. To my daughters, Lauv, Michelle, and Alexandria. To my grandchildren, Ashleigh, and Xavier. You are my earthly inspiration for everything I attempt to accomplish.

To My Sister Loretta Lewis who motivated, encouraged, and sometime aggravated me but nonetheless inspired me in this endeavor. To Prophet Angela McCarty, my editor and confidante. You are a blessing and a joy to work with. Keep speaking, expounding, and exercising your gifts.

To Prophet Amy Payne, our lives have been enriched immeasurably because of who you are. We love honor, respect, and esteem you highly.

To all those who have been efficaciously called, selected, specifically handpicked, chosen, anointed, and appointed to kingdom leadership and who execute their assignment with precision, excellence, and joy.

To all the apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors and teachers, kingdom ambassadors; all glory to God for your faithfulness and passion for our kingdom administration, responsibilities, and duties. You are faithful over few things; our King will make us rulers over many things.

INTRODUCTION

It is without controversy—without debate and without further undue discussion, according to Hebrews under the Old Covenant, Jews of the New Covenant, and Israelis of today—that Moses was the greatest leader of their long storied and varied history. The leadership of Moses can be characterized and studied from a variety of aspects and perspectives.

From his miraculous deliverance from the Nile River as a Hebrew baby to the incredible day the Lord Himself buried him on Mount Hebron, the life of Moses can be distinguished in three separate forty-year periods.

➢ Birth to forty years of age: his birth, early life, and training for leadership in Egypt.

➢ Forty to eighty years of age: his life in the Midian Desert as a shepherd of his father-in-law’s sheep until his miraculous call on the backside of the mountain by a burning bush.

➢ Eighty to one hundred twenty years of age: his latter life called and orchestrated by God as the deliverer of the children of Israel from the land of Goshen to the boundary of the Promised Land of Canaan.

His leadership abilities and his capabilities should be studied, examined, and emulated for this generation of people who have been called into kingdom leadership positions by our King Father, authorized by the King Son, and empowered by The HOLY SPIRIT.

This is this author’s attempt to chronicle and quantify the life, leadership style, characteristics, qualities, and capabilities of the very important leader of Elohim’s people of not only Hebrew history but also world history.

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Called to Leadership

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Leaders Value Principle

Leaders are affected with kingdom principles to

effect kingdom purpose to infect kingdom culture

and perfect the earth with kingdom glory.

The holy scriptures are an invaluable resource regarding Moses’s early life in Midian. Midian was situated on the northwest peninsula of the Arabian coast. The Midianites were the direct descendants of Midian, the son of Abraham, and his second wife, Keturah. ¹ Because of this fact, they were well acquainted with the Elohim of Abraham. Moses was unmistakably led and directed by divine providence to go to that exact country so he could become aware of the divine GOD of the Hebrews.

He began his life there as a humble