Who was Moses?Moses was a Hebrew religious leader, legislator and prophet, mentioned in the Old Testament as the liberator of the Israelites from Egyptian slavery and leaders during the Exodus from Egypt. He is estimated to have lived in the 1200s.

EgyptAccording to the second book of Moses, Moses was born during the time of the Israelites as slaves people in Egypt at a time when pharaoh´s [d] had ordered all newborn Hebrew boys to be killed, so that the people would not breed more. To avoid this, the mother of Moses her child in a basket and placed it among the reeds by the Nile shore and let Moses' big sister sit around to see what happened.

Pharaoh's daughter went to the river and found the boy. Big sister took the opportunity and offered Pharaoh's daughter to get a same. In this way, Moses mother to be paid to nurse her own son. Moses then adopted by Pharaoh's daughter and grew up in the Egyptian court. Then he once saw an Egyptian kill one of his countrymen Moses killed the Egyptian in anger, and was then forced to flee to Midian country. Where he supported himself as a shepherd and became acquainted with the priest, Jethro. He married his daughter, Zipporah.

The slaves leave EgyptAfter the ten plagues upon Egypt Moses led the Hebrew slaves out of Egypt, across the Red Sea. After a few months in the wilderness, the Israelites entered into a covenant with the Lord. On the top of Mount Sinai Moses received the Ten Commandments from God. Although he was 120 years old was Moses was never able enter into the Holy Land. He died shortly before and had to transfer the leadership to Joshua.

MosesMoses split the water so they could escape from Egypt. He was the biggest prophet in the Jewish faith.

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