1 janv. 1409 av. J.-C. - (c. 1280 BCE)
Moses leads the Jews on an exodus from Egypt.
For several hundred years, the Jews are
enslaved in Egypt. Moses, a Jewish man raised
as an Egyptian prince, is appointed God's
prophet. Around 1280 BCE he leads his people
out of enslavement on a journey to Canaan
known as the Exodus. During this time, Moses
presents the Israelites with the Ten
Commandments and forms a new covenant
with God, which lays the foundation for the
Jewish religion.
