“El pasaje más extraño de Éxodo: ¿Por qué Dios quiso matar a Moisés?”

This is one of the most perplexing passages in the entire Bible: God sends Moses… and then tries to kill him. What really happened in Exodus 4:24–26? Why do circumcision and blood stay God’s wrath? And what does the phrase “bridegroom of blood” mean? In this in-depth study, you will discover that this episode is not a mere detail, but a pivotal moment that foreshadows Passover and reveals a fundamental theological principle: God does not allow his work to proceed without his covenant being honored. We explore: The historical context of the Ancient Near East The Jewish interpretation (Talmud, Rashi, Midrash) The analysis of the original Hebrew And the direct connection to the redemption in Exodus This passage confronts us with an uncomfortable but essential truth: Before freeing others, God deals with his servant.