Always yearn for freedom

Raymundo 2021-11-16 08:01:27

Freedom is won by the people and not given by God. The religious elements in this film make me not so fond of it. And given that power corrupts people, I am skeptical of all struggles and resistance.


Look at your family.They are free.They have a future.They have hopes and dreams and the promise of a life with digity.That is what I want for my people.And that is why I must do the task that god has given me.

Moses’ dream: After learning about his life, Moses had a dream in a daze. He dreamed that when Pharaoh killed Hebrew babies, his mother took his elder brothers and sisters to avoid soldiers, and put him into a bamboo basket for drifting. . This dream is expressed by ancient Egyptian murals. The creativity and artistic level are breathtaking.

Second: Moses fights with Pharaoh’s two great masters in the palace hall: This section of background music suite is called "you're playing with the big boys", humorous and humorous. The performances of the two great masters are hilarious and appear in turn. The statues of ancient Egyptian gods are solemn and solemn, not to be missed.

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Extended Reading
  • Forrest 2022-03-27 09:01:05

    This myth seems to have real historical relics to be found! I watched the original documentary on Pearl TV first, which shocked me very much at that time.

  • Cale 2022-04-22 07:01:11

    "Exodus" happens to be one of the most morally controversial passages in the religious story. God is personified as a vengeful murderer, and the Egyptians paid the price in blood. The process of Moses' awakening from the status of the prince of Egypt can be compared with the dinosaur Ryota, which has a sense of Shakespeare's drama prototype. On the contrary, Moses, who represented justice, finally fought back, and Tyrannosaurus Ryota would go on with the love of his adoptive mother. For the audience within the faith, this is definitely God's work.

The Prince of Egypt quotes

  • Jethro: [singing] A single thread in a tapestry, though its color brightly shine, can never see its purpose in the pattern of the grand design. And the stone that sits on the very top of the mountain's mighty face, does it think it's more important than the stones that form the base? So how can you see what your life is worth, or where your value lies? You can never see through the eyes of man... You must look at your life, look at your life through Heaven's eyes!

  • Yocheved: [singing, while wrapping a blanket around her baby and hiding it in her arms] Yal-di ha-tor veh he ha-rach...

    [My good and tender son]

    Yocheved: Al ti-ra, veh al tif-chad.

    [Don't be frightened and don't be scared]

    Yocheved: My son, I have nothing I can give, but this chance that you may live. I pray we'll meet again, if He will deliver us...

    [Yocheved, Miriam and Aaron race to the river with the baby]

    Chorus: Deliver us, hear our prayer, deliver us from despair, these years of slavery grow too cruel to stand! Deliver us, there's a land you promised us, deliver us out of bondage and deliver us to the promised land...

    Yocheved: [placing the baby in the basket] Hush now, my baby. Be still, love, don't cry. Sleep as you're rocked by the stream. Sleep and remember my last lullaby, so I'll be with you when you dream. River, oh river, flow gently for me. Such precious cargo you bear. Do you know somewhere he can live free? River, deliver him there...