Years ago, the Egyptian pharaoh ordered all Hebrew boys to be drowned. A desperate mother put her son in a basket and floated away. The child was picked up by the Queen of Egypt and raised as a prince of Egypt, named Moses. He and his brother Remincis grew up happily together. When Moses learned of his life experience, everything changed.
Moses, a Hebrew child, was put into the Nile River with a bamboo basket by his mother in order to escape the Egyptians. Although the Nile River was full of dangers, there was always a glimmer of hope for survival. Fortunately, Moses was picked up by the Queen of Egypt, and the life of an Egyptian prince began from then on, and this also planted the bane of Moses' tragic fate. The Egyptian pharaoh originally had a son. Because of his similarity to Moses, they have been together day and night, and the two have forged a deep brotherhood.
There was a chance that Moses met his biological sister. Although Moses was young when he left them, when his sister again sang the lullaby that echoed in the ears of the young Moses, Moses realized I am not an Egyptian prince, but a member of the Hebrews who are being enslaved by the Egyptians. Suddenly knowing his true identity, Moses was at a loss. Under the prompt of his sister, he learned the truth of the matter from the Egyptian pharaoh who he called the father king. It was due to a struggle between Egypt and the Hebrews. In order to prevent an overseer from cruelly treating a Hebrew old man, Moses missed and killed him. For Moses, who was in a state of confusion, it was simply worse. The young Moses felt that he could no longer face the "father" who had nurtured him, and at the same time, he could no longer face the Hebrew people who were suffering. Choosing to escape, a person walked towards the depths of the desert.
The god of luck once again descended on Moses. He found a large family in the depths of the desert, where he realized the happiness of being a free man and found the other half of his life. At the call of the Hebrew God, in order to regain the freedom of the Hebrew people, he returned to Egypt with his young wife. After returning to Egypt, he was welcomed by his brother, the current Egyptian pharaoh, and his identity as the Egyptian pharaoh, the star of the sun and moon, exempted Moses from all previous mistakes and warmly welcomed the return of the brother. But when Moses stated the purpose of this trip, not only did he not agree to his request, but he also deliberately increased the enslavement of the Hebrews. Moses had to use the magic scepter to show the terrible power of the Hebrew God, but the Pharaoh never agreed with him to take the Hebrew away. He did not allow Moses to take the Hebrews away until his own son was taken away. Although Moses was deeply saddened by the loss of his son, he had no choice for the freedom of thousands of Hebrews.
When Moses led his tribe to the shore of the Red Sea, he discovered that Pharaoh had broken his faith and led the Egyptian army to kill the unarmed Hebrews. At this critical moment, Moses once again held a magic scepter with the help of God's power to create a miracle that separated the Red Sea. The Hebrews crossed the Red Sea and opened up a new life, and Pharaoh also paid a heavy price for his stubbornness. When the light of dawn shone on Mount Sinai, Old Moses stood firmly on the top of the mountain, holding two slabs with inscriptions in his hand. That is what all Jews know-the "Ten Commandments".
