oct 27, 1160 BC - The life of Moses and his importance to Judaism.
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Moses was born from a Israel family. But the time where Moses was born was when every first born baby was getting killed. So the mother of Moses put him in a basket and sended him through the lake. Moses was found by the pharaoh’s wife and was grown up like a real son of pharaoh. Moses believed that he was an Egyption, but one day he realized that he was an Israelite so he ran away from Egypt. After god appeared in front of Moses and told him to rescue his people from slavery in Egypt. Later, Moses asked the pharaoh to let him lead the Israelites out of Egypt, but the pharaoh refused. God brought Egypt terrible hardships including sicknesses and swarms of insects, and killing all of the first born son of the Egyptians. Moses told the Israelites that God would let their sons live if they marked their doorways with the blood of a lamb so every first born kid from the israelites were safe and from the Egyptians, all of them were dead. He is also important to judaism because he led the israelites to the Ten Commandments and to the Promise land.
