A stonecutter who introduces Moses to the Hebrew God. After Moses kills taskmaster Baka to save him, Joshua learns his Hebrew heritage. He escapes Egypt, accompanies Moses to receive the Ten Commandments, and is ultimately chosen to lead the Israelites into Canaan.
Joshua's relationship with Lilia places her at the center of Dathan's abuse and rebellion.
Lilia is identified as Joshua's girlfriend, and Dathan later plans to sacrifice her during the golden calf rebellion.
Joshua becomes Moses's closest Hebrew ally and later accompanies him to the mountain.
Joshua introduces Moses to the Hebrew God, and Moses kills Baka to save Joshua from death.
Joshua's return threatens Dathan's control over Lilia and the rebellious faction.
Dathan plans to sacrifice Lilia, Joshua's girlfriend, during the golden calf rebellion.
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