Greatest Heroes & Legends Of The Bible: The Story of Moses | Full Animated Movie | Family Central

The video begins with Charlton Heston, who introduces the story of Moses, his favorite hero from the Old Testament. Heston shares his personal connection to Moses, having played the role in a film over 40 years ago. He highlights the enduring nature of Moses' story and its significance across multiple faiths. The introduction sets the stage for the epic tale of Moses, from his birth in Egypt to his divine mission to lead the Hebrews to freedom.

This paragraph delves into the苦难 of the Israelites under Egyptian rule. After Joseph's death, a pharaoh rises who fears the growing might of the Israelites. Consequently, he enslaves them, leading to their suffering and labor without reward. The paragraph also introduces the character of Simon, who narrates the tragic events, including the Pharaoh's order to drown male Hebrew babies and the defiance of Jochebed, Moses' mother, who hides her infant son to save him.

The story continues with the discovery of Moses as a baby by Princess Teera, the daughter of Pharaoh. Believing the child to be a gift from the river gods, she decides to raise him as her own. Moses' biological mother, Yochebed, is brought to the palace to nurse the child, but she must hide her true identity. As Moses grows up, he is raised as a prince of Egypt, alongside his cousin Ramses, the heir to the throne.

Moses, now an adult, grapples with the mystery of his birth and his true origins. Despite his adoptive mother's insistence that he is Egyptian, Moses feels a disconnect. His adoptive mother refuses to reveal his past, leading to Moses leaving the palace in search of answers. His quest leads him to Yochebed, who finally reveals the truth about his Hebrew heritage. Moses learns that he is the son of Yochebed and Amram, and that he was saved from Pharaoh's decree by his mother's brave actions.

After learning of his Hebrew heritage, Moses confronts the harsh reality of his people's suffering. He intervenes when an Egyptian taskmaster abuses an Israelite, resulting in the taskmaster's death. This act forces Moses to flee Egypt. He finds refuge with Jethro, a Midianite priest, becomes a shepherd, and marries Jethro's daughter, Zipporah. Meanwhile, back in Egypt, Ramses becomes the new Pharaoh and intensifies the oppression of the Israelites. God eventually calls Moses from the burning bush on Mount Sinai,委托他领导以色列人脱离奴役，并赐予他行神迹的能力以说服人民和法老拉美西斯。

God instructs Moses to demand the release of the Israelites from Pharaoh, warning that if Ramses refuses, He will inflict Egypt with a series of plagues. Despite Moses' initial reluctance, he and Aaron confront Ramses, who dismisses their request. God fulfills His warning, unleashing plagues upon Egypt, each more devastating than the last. The final plague, the death of the firstborn, forces Ramses to finally release the Israelites. The Israelites, painted with lamb's blood on their doorposts, are spared from the angel of death, and they flee Egypt in haste.

After their escape, the Israelites face the challenge of evading Pharaoh's pursuing army. Moses, guided by God, parts the Red Sea, allowing the Israelites to cross safely. The Egyptian army, however, is drowned when the sea closes upon them. The Israelites' journey through the wilderness is marked by trials and tribulations, but they are guided by divine signs, including a pillar of cloud by day and a pillar of fire by night.

Moses ascends Mount Sinai to receive the Ten Commandments from God. During his absence, the Israelites lose faith and construct a golden calf to worship. Upon his return, Moses shatters the original stone tablets of the covenant in anger and pleads with God for forgiveness on behalf of the people. God provides a new set of tablets, and Moses presents the Ten Commandments to the Israelites, establishing the foundation of their covenant with God and setting forth the moral and ethical guidelines they must follow.

The Israelites wander in the wilderness for 40 years, a period during which a new generation is born. Moses, having completed his mission, chooses Joshua as his successor to lead the people into the Promised Land. The narrative concludes with the Israelites, now free, entering the land flowing with milk and honey, as God had promised. Moses' legacy as a deliverer and lawgiver is celebrated, and his story serves as an enduring testament to faith and divine guidance.