Moses lived with the tension of not fully belonging—raised in Pharaoh’s house yet shaped by a Hebrew heritage. Even through failure and exile, God patiently formed him, reminding us that seasons of displacement are often preparation for divine purpose.

Long before the Book of Proverbs, Shiphrah and Puah demonstrated that “the fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom,” as they courageously defied Pharaoh’s evil decree to kill Hebrew male infants.