<p>7:34 <i>I have surely seen the affliction of My people that is in Egypt, and have heard their groaning, and I have come down to deliver them; and now</i>- Their groaning was heard by God as a prayer; He sees situations as prayer. Otherwise, if prayer is simply words, then those who are better able to verbalize would have more powerful prayers. But ability to verbalize isn't the necessary thing in order for God to hear prayer.</p><p><em>Come, </em><i>I will send you into Egypt</i>- Gk. 'come here'. The Angel in the bush invited Moses to come closer to Him, whereas Moses &quot;dared not look&quot; (:32). It was his own intimacy to God which would be the basis of Israel's salvation; hence the paradox of &quot;Come here, I will send you away into Egypt&quot;. As noted on :32 <em>Moses trembled and dared not look, </em>Moses grew in relationship and intimacy with that Angel, just as he grew in ability to save Israel.</p>