In this verse it states that Moses noticed an Egyptian beating a Hebrew slave, and Moses decided to inspect what was happening. The part that I would like to bring out the greatest is that, instead of finding the reason for the beating, he (Moses) impulsively jumped in and killed the Egyptian. Now some might say that, because he made sure that no one was around before killing the man, he was not that impulsive. But the transliteration of the word “looked” in this verse, Panah (paw-naw’) simply means to turn, face, or look upon. And I will agree that he did look before killing the Egyptian, but according to the translation of the word, he made a quick and careless look. Consequently, because of this impulsive action, he was left with no other choice but to flee to another
In this verse it states that Moses noticed an Egyptian beating a Hebrew slave, and Moses decided to inspect what was happening. The part that I would like to bring out the greatest is that, instead of finding the reason for the beating, he (Moses) impulsively jumped in and killed the Egyptian. Now some might say that, because he made sure that no one was around before killing the man, he was not that impulsive. But the transliteration of the word “looked” in this verse, Panah (paw-naw’) simply means to turn, face, or look upon. And I will agree that he did look before killing the Egyptian, but according to the translation of the word, he made a quick and careless look. Consequently, because of this impulsive action, he was left with no other choice but to flee to another