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In the context of the Old Testament, what might be the underlying significance of the bronze serpent Moses erected in the wilderness (Numbers 21:4-9), considering its subsequent destruction by Hezekiah centuries later (2 Kings 18:4)?
A
It was primarily a symbol of Moses' authority and leadership, designed to maintain order and obedience among the Israelites.
B
It served as a temporary measure to address an immediate crisis, with no lasting theological or spiritual implications.
C
It initially represented God's provision and healing, but later became an object of idolatrous worship, necessitating its removal to prevent further spiritual corruption.
D
It was a relic of ancient Egyptian religious practices, adopted by the Israelites during their sojourn in the wilderness and later rejected during a period of religious reform.
Reference:
Numbers 21:4-9; 2 Kings 18:4
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