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✓ Published: 27-May-2024
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The Story of Moses<br/>A long time ago, in a land called Egypt, the Israelites were slaves. They worked very hard and were treated badly by the Egyptians. A cruel king named Pharaoh ruled over Egypt. He was afraid that the Israelites were becoming too many, so he ordered that all baby boys born to the Israelites should be killed.<br/><br/>One day, a baby boy was born to an Israelite family. His mother loved him very much and wanted to save him. She hid him for three months, but when she could no longer keep him hidden, she made a small basket, coated it with tar to make it waterproof, and placed the baby inside. She then put the basket in the reeds along the Nile River.<br/><br/>Pharaoh's daughter came down to the river to bathe and saw the basket among the reeds. She sent her servant to get it. When she opened the basket and saw the crying baby, she felt sorry for him and decided to keep him. She named him Moses, which means \
The Story of Moses<br/>A long time ago, in a land called Egypt, the Israelites were slaves. They worked very hard and were treated badly by the Egyptians. A cruel king named Pharaoh ruled over Egypt. He was afraid that the Israelites were becoming too many, so he ordered that all baby boys born to the Israelites should be killed.<br/><br/>One day, a baby boy was born to an Israelite family. His mother loved him very much and wanted to save him. She hid him for three months, but when she could no longer keep him hidden, she made a small basket, coated it with tar to make it waterproof, and placed the baby inside. She then put the basket in the reeds along the Nile River.<br/><br/>Pharaoh's daughter came down to the river to bathe and saw the basket among the reeds. She sent her servant to get it. When she opened the basket and saw the crying baby, she felt sorry for him and decided to keep him. She named him Moses, which means \
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