Being Compromised Hinders Progress

Moses, while living in Pharaoh's house, killed an Egyptian taskmaster to protect his people, expecting them to see him as their savior. However, instead of being hailed as a hero, he was betrayed, leading to him fleeing in fear for his life. This incident made Moses realize his compromised position and the conflict of interests between his actions and his true intentions. God could not use Moses until he separated himself from Pharaoh's house, as his compromised state hindered his ability to wholeheartedly work towards delivering his people.