After years in Midian, Moses walked back toward Egypt.
He carried fear, a call, and the memory he fled.
Ahead stood Pharaoh—the court that formed him, now to be challenged.
Behind him, an enslaved people waiting for a voice.
Obedience, not certainty, set his pace; courage met each step.
The Name he bore would one day be written in ancient Hebrew letters, and spoken before a king.