Article May 7, 1979 Issue

Who am I . . .?

C. EARLE ARMSTRONG

Moses was astounded when informed by God that he had been chosen to lead the children of Israel out of Egypt. His response was, "Who am I . . .?"^{Ex. 3:11;}

A correct answer to this question "Who am I?" is vital. The realization of who and what we really are—not restricted mortals but unlimited, immortal ideas of God—is of central importance to our spiritual advancement.

God has a unique purpose for each of His children. In order to better perceive that purpose and how to fulfill it, we can profitably examine Moses' experience.

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