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1) Moses was raised as an Egyptian prince but knew he was Hebrew. After killing an Egyptian slavemaster, he fled to Midian. 2) God appeared to Moses in a burning bush and commanded him to return to Egypt to demand Pharaoh free the Israelites. 3) Despite several plagues inflicted upon Egypt, Pharaoh refused to free the Israelites until the death of all firstborn sons. The Israelites were then delivered out of Egypt through the parting of the Red Sea.

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MOSES: Keeper of the Covenant
• After many generations, the Egyptian Pharaoh began to fear that the Hebrew people (the Israelites) would take over Egypt • Pharaoh forced the Hebrews into slavery, and ordered that first-born Hebrew baby boys should be drowned • A Hebrew woman placed her baby in a basket and left him among the reeds of the Nile River
• Pharaoh’s daughter noticed the basket and felt compassion for the baby. She hired the baby’s own mother to care for hm.
• Pharaoh’s daughter adopted the baby and named him Moses, which means “drawn from the water” • Moses was raised and educated in the Egyptian palace, but he knew that he was Hebrew • He was angered by the way his people were treated, going so far as to kill an Egyptian who had hit a Hebrew slave
• Moses fled to Midian and worked as a shepherd • One day while Moses was tending his flock on Mount Sinai, God came to him in the form of a burning bush
• God called Moses by name and told him that he would rescue his people and lead them to a land “flowing with milk and honey.” • God told Moses to go to Pharaoh to convince him to release the Hebrews • When Moses asked God, “Whom shall I say sent me?” God replied, “I am who am. I am the Lord, the God of your fathers Abraham, Isaac and Jacob.” • In Hebrew, the name of God translates to YAHWEH
• God sent Moses’ brother Aaron to assist Moses • Moses and Aaron went to Pharaoh, telling him God’s message was to “Let my people go.” • Pharaoh refused, in spite of the sign of God’s power, when Aaron’s staff turned into a snake
• Moses warned Pharaoh – “If you refuse us, I will turn the water of the river to blood; all the fish will die and the water will be unfit to drink.” • Pharaoh ignored Moses; Moses struck the Nile with his staff and the river turned red
• Next came a plague of frogs swarming the land. Still, Pharaoh refused to release the Israelites • More plagues followed: gnats, flies, disease of people and animals, hailstones, locusts and days of darkness • Each plague was a sign that God was speaking through Moses, but Pharaoh would not change his mind
• God told Moses to warn Pharaoh about a final plague. Every firstborn son in the land would die. • Pharaoh did not believe this would happen • The Israelites were told to sprinkle lamb’s blood on their doorposts. Their houses would be “passed over” and their sons would be spared • This event is celebrated as Passover. This is what Jesus was celebrating at the Last Supper.
• When all the Egyptian firstborn sons died, including Pharaoh’s, he agreed to let the Israelites go • This escape out of Egypt is known as the Exodus
• Days after releasing the Israelites, Pharaoh changed his mind and sent soldiers to bring them back • They had come to the Red Sea; God directed Moses to raise his staff. The water parted and a dry path was made in the sea. The Israelites crossed safely.
• When the Egyptians tried to follow, the sea came together and they were drowned. • The Israelites had left Egypt to search for their Promised Land
Mose sgrade6
Mose sgrade6