The Birth of Moses || Animated Bible Stories || Moses is Born in the Land of Goshen ||
TLDRThe story of Moses, a Hebrew prophet, unfolds as he is born during a time when Israelites suffer under an oppressive Egyptian Pharaoh. To curb their growth, the Pharaoh orders the death of all Israelite baby boys. Jochebed, Moses' mother, defies this decree by hiding him. Eventually, she places him in a basket to protect him from the Nile. Found and adopted by the Pharaoh's daughter, Moses is raised as a prince, unknowingly within his own people's land. As a grown man, Moses leads the Israelites out of slavery in Egypt, parting the Red Sea in their escape, and goes on to receive the Ten Commandments, becoming a pivotal figure in the spread of God's message.
Takeaways
- 👑 Joseph's legacy of influence in Egypt came to a challenging period with the rise of a new, unkind pharaoh.
- 🏙️ The Israelites were enslaved by the Egyptians, subjected to harsh labor and cruel treatment under the new pharaoh's rule.
- 💼 The Egyptians forced the Israelites to carry heavy loads and work in dangerous conditions, leading to many injuries and a life of suffering.
- 📈 Despite the prosperity Egypt experienced due to the Israelites' labor, the pharaoh grew fearful of their increasing numbers and potential power.
- 👶 The pharaoh's fear led to a cruel decree: all newborn Israelite baby boys were to be thrown into the Nile to control their population growth.
- 🤱 Jochebed, an Israelite woman, defied the pharaoh's orders by hiding her baby boy for three months to protect him from being killed.
- 🛶 Understanding the danger, Jochebed placed her baby in a waterproof basket and set him adrift on the Nile, hoping for his survival.
- 👸 The baby, later known as Moses, was discovered by the pharaoh's daughter, who decided to adopt him as her own son.
- 🗣️ Miriam, Moses' sister, ensured her brother's safety by convincing the princess to have him raised by an Israelite nurse, who turned out to be his own mother, Jochebed.
- 📜 Moses, saved from the pharaoh's tyranny, grew up to become a significant prophet, leading the Israelites to freedom and receiving the Ten Commandments from God.
- 🏁 The story of Moses symbolizes the triumph of faith and divine intervention over oppression and tyranny, highlighting the importance of perseverance and trust in God's plan.
Q & A
Who was given the gift of reading dreams and controlling Egypt?
-Joseph, son of Jacob, was given the gift of reading dreams and put in control of all of Egypt.
What was the new Pharaoh's attitude towards the Israelites?
-The new Pharaoh was not kind and made the Israelites his slaves, forcing them to work all day and treating them very badly.
How did the Egyptians treat the Israelites in addition to making them slaves?
-The Egyptians were unkind to the Israelites, making their lives worse by forcing them to carry heavy rocks and work in dangerous building sites.
What was the Pharaoh's fear regarding the growing number of Israelites?
-The Pharaoh feared that the growing number of Israelites might seek power and could potentially take over Egypt.
What cruel order did the Pharaoh give to suppress the Israelites' growth?
-The Pharaoh ordered that all baby boys born to the Israelites must be thrown into the mighty river to prevent them from growing in numbers.
How did Jochebed, an Israelite woman, try to save her baby boy from the Pharaoh's order?
-Jochebed hid her baby boy for three months and then, realizing she could not hide him forever, she placed him in a waterproof basket and set him adrift on the river.
Who found the baby in the basket and what did she decide to do with him?
-The daughter of the Pharaoh found the baby in the basket and decided to save his life by adopting him as her own son.
What role did Miriam, the baby's sister, play in ensuring her brother's safety?
-Miriam followed her brother's basket down the river and approached the Pharaoh's daughter, suggesting that the baby be raised by an Israelite nanny, which led to their mother, Jochebed, being selected to nurse him.
What name was given to the baby who was saved from the river, and what did it mean?
-The baby was named Moses, which means 'he who was pulled from the water' in Hebrew, and it also sounded like the Egyptian word for sun.
What significant role did Moses play in the Bible and for the Israelites?
-Moses became one of the most important figures in the Bible, leading the Israelites out of slavery in Egypt, receiving the Ten Commandments, and teaching God's wisdom to his people.
How did God's plan for Moses unfold despite the Pharaoh's attempt to kill him?
-God saved Moses by ensuring he was spared from the Pharaoh's cruel plan, raised as a prince of Egypt, and eventually becoming a prophet who led the Israelites to freedom and received the Ten Commandments.
Outlines
👑 The Oppression of Israelites and the Birth of Moses
This paragraph describes the harsh conditions faced by the Israelites under the rule of a new Pharaoh who enslaved them. The Pharaoh, fearing the growing population and potential threat to his power, ordered the death of all newborn Israelite boys. Jochebed, an Israelite woman, gave birth to a baby boy and, defying the Pharaoh's decree, hid him for three months before placing him in a basket to protect him from being thrown into the river.
🌊 Miriam's Watch and Moses' Rescue
The second paragraph narrates the journey of the baby Moses in the river, overseen by his sister Miriam. The baby is discovered by the Pharaoh's daughter, who decides to save him and raise him as her own son. Miriam suggests that the baby be cared for by an Israelite nurse, and in a twist of fate, the Pharaoh's daughter selects Jochebed, Moses' biological mother, to nurse him. The princess names the baby Moses, meaning 'he who was pulled from the water,' and Moses is spared from the Pharaoh's cruel plan, setting the stage for his destiny as a prophet and leader of the Israelites.
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Keywords
💡Joseph
💡Pharaoh
💡Israelites
💡Slavery
💡Jochebed
💡Moses
💡Miriam
💡Red Sea
💡Ten Commandments
💡Prophet
💡Divine Providence
Highlights
Joseph, son of Jacob, was given the gift of reading dreams and controlling Egypt.
A new Pharaoh rose to power who was unkind and enslaved the Israelites.
The Israelites were forced into heavy labor and treated harshly by the Egyptians.
Pharaoh feared the growing number of Israelites and sought to limit their power.
Pharaoh ordered the death of all newborn Israelite baby boys by throwing them into the river.
Jochebed, an Israelite woman, gave birth to a baby boy and hid him to save his life.
Jochebed placed her baby in a waterproof basket and set him adrift on the Nile.
Miriam, the baby's sister, watched over her brother as he drifted down the river.
The Pharaoh's daughter discovered the baby and decided to adopt him as her own.
Miriam suggested the baby be raised by an Israelite nanny, who turned out to be his mother, Jochebed.
The baby was named Moses, meaning 'he who was pulled from the water' in Hebrew.
Moses was raised as a prince of Egypt, unknown to most that he was an Israelite.
Moses would become an important prophet, delivering God's word to the Israelites.
God spared Moses' life for a reason, to lead the Israelites out of slavery in Egypt.
Moses led the Israelites to freedom through the Red Sea.
Moses received the Ten Commandments and taught God's wisdom to his people.
Moses is one of the most important figures in the Bible.
The story of Moses illustrates the power of God's plan and protection over His people.
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