In what ways did God journey with you through this course

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The following are questions for your guide:

a. In what ways did God journey with you through this course?

b. As you journeyed with Him, how can you express this journey through a creative form?

c. Does this creative form portray your experiences, reflections, and realizations from this journey?

Reference: 

God journeys with His people in the lives of Abraham, Moses, and the foundational event of Exodus (flight from Egypt and the Sinai Covenant). This journey is affirmed in the Catechism for Filipino Catholics (CFC) as follows:

The Old Testament presents the inspired story of God forming His own people by establishing a special relationship with them. This covenant was a call to fuller life and salvation. God called Abraham out of his homeland and promised him: “I will make of you a great nation, and I will bless you” (Gn. 12:1-2). Through Abraham, God promised: “all the nations of the earth shall find blessing…all this because you obeyed my command” (Gn. 22:18). Thus, God showed Himself to be a personal God, eager to endow his people with land, material possessions and countless descendants (CFC 277).

The call of Moses gives an even sharper picture of God as liberating His people. Out of the burning bush the Lord said: “I have witnessed the affliction of my people in Egypt and have heard their cry of complaint against their slave drivers. Come now, I will send you to Pharaoh to lead my people out of Egypt” (Ex 3:7,10). God showed Himself “Father” to the Israelites by choosing them “to be a people peculiarly His own.” This was not because they were the largest of all nations, but solely because He “set His heart” on them and loved them (Dt 7:6-8). For their part, the Israelites were to observe God’s commandments, the “Ten Words,” to guide them toward fuller freedom as His children (Ex 20:1-17) (CFC 278).

In carefully planning and preparing the salvation of the whole human race the God of infinite love, by a special dispensation, chose for Himself a people to whom He would entrust His promises. He entered into a covenant with Abraham (see Gen. 15:18) and, through Moses, with the people of Israel (see Ex. 24:8). To these people which He had acquired for Himself, He so manifested Himself through words and deeds as the one true and living God that Israel came to know by experiencing the ways of God with men (Dei Verbum 14).