Former Egyptian general who discovers his Hebrew origins and is exiled. In Midian, he becomes a shepherd, receives a divine calling to free the Hebrews, confronts Pharaoh, orchestrates the ten plagues, parts the Red Sea, receives the Ten Commandments, and guides his people for forty years.
Her prophecy establishes an expectation that links Moses to a future act of leadership.
The High Priestess divines a prophecy concerning Moses and the royal household before the battle at Kadesh.
Their relationship shifts from institutional opposition to a direct threat against Moses's position.
Moses is appalled by the conditions imposed on the Hebrew slaves under Hegep's authority. Hegep later exposes Moses's lineage to the new ruler.
Moses first acts as Joshua's protector and later includes him in the Hebrew resistance.
Moses sees Joshua being lashed at Pithom, helps him, and later reunites with him in Egypt.
Nun connects Moses to his suppressed origins and later supports his return to Egypt.
Nun tracks down Moses and reveals that he was born Hebrew during the extermination of the Jewish heirs. Moses later reunites with Nun after returning...
Malak guides Moses from his calling through the later journey toward the promised land.
Malak appears as a messenger of the God of Abraham and tells Moses to free the Hebrews. Malak later walks beside Moses in the desert.
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