God Sent Moses to Egypt. Then Tried to Kill Him on the Way. Why?

God sent Moses to Egypt. Then, on the road, the Lord sought to kill him. Why? In this Bible study, we explain Exodus 4:24–26, one of the most confusing passages in Scripture. Learn why God confronted Moses, what Zipporah’s flint knife meant, what “bridegroom of blood” means, and how this strange night points to the Passover and to Jesus. We also connect it to Jacob wrestling God, Balaam’s donkey, and Joshua’s flint knives at Jericho. 📖 Key passages: Exodus 4:22–27, Genesis 17, Genesis 32, Numbers 22, Joshua 5, Colossians 2:11 🔔 Subscribe to Bible Questions Explained for clear answers to hard Bible questions.