jan 29, 1200 BC - The Exodus and Moses
Description:
The Exodus is believed to be occured in the 1200s B.C. The book of Exodus comes after Genesis in the Torah. The Exodus explains how the pharaoh enslaved and mistreated the Israelites. The Exodus book states that Moses was initially born in Israel but was adopted by the pharaoh’s family. According to Exodus, God has sent Moses a message to extricate his people from slavery and harsh work in Egypt. Moses asked the pharaoh if he can free the people from slavery, but the pharaoh refused. Time passed and the pharaoh kept his word the same. Moses told the enslaved Israelites that God will let their sons live if they marked their doorway with the blood of a lamb. Eventually, the pharaoh allowed the Israelites to leave Egypt. Moses took them to the Sinai Peninsula. Now the Jews celebrate the God’s freeing them from slavery day.Added to timeline:
Date:
jan 29, 1200 BC
Now
~ 3227 years ago