How was God's sign to Moses in Exodus 3:12 fulfilled?
The sign was fulfilled when Israel, after leaving Egypt, came to Mount Sinai and camped at its base. There Moses received the Ten Commandments and instructions for the tabernacle; the tabernacle was built and the priesthood established, exactly as God had promised.
Les teaches that in Exodus 3:12 God gave Moses a sign: "Certainly I will be with thee," and the token was that after bringing Israel out of Egypt, the nation would serve God on that mountain. Les explains this was fulfilled when Israel went to Mount Sinai and camped around its base. Moses went up the mountain, received the Ten Commandments, and received instructions for building the tabernacle. Around Mount Sinai the tabernacle was finally built and the priesthood was established, confirming God's promise.
And he said, Certainly I will be with thee; and this shall be a token unto thee, that I have sent thee: When thou hast brought forth the people out of Egypt, ye shall serve God upon this mountain.
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What was the sign that God gave Moses in Exodus 3:12 to prove that He had sent him?
God told Moses in Exodus 3:12 that the sign proving He had sent him would be that after Moses brought the people of Israel out of Egypt, they would serve God on this mountain.
What sign did God give Moses to show that He had sent him?
God gave Moses a sign that he was sent: after Israel was brought out of Egypt, the nation would serve God on that same mountain, later identified as Mount Sinai.