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Originally Posted by highway54
Moses was born into a covenanted people of Jehovah, but circumstances dictated his raising in opposition to Jehovah's people. The Bible doesn't go into detail about how he became conscious of being a Hebrew, but he was nursed and trained by his very own mother.
When Moses was 40 yrs old he killed an Egyptian who struck a Hebrew slave which now put him in the position of being an enemy of the state, so he fled to Midian. From that point on, he stood on Jehovah's side. Hebrews 11:24-26 states: By faith Moses, when grown up, refused to be called the son of Pharaoh ’s daughter, 25 choosing to be mistreated with the people of God rather than to have the temporary enjoyment of sin, 26 because he considered the reproach of the Christ to be riches greater than the treasures of Egypt, for he looked intently toward the payment of the reward.
It is not a popular thing to stand on Jehovah's side today, as is easily seen, but looking at faithful examples of the past, can strengthen us to make our stand as well. Why endure the ridicule of the world? Because you too can consider the reproach received as receiving the payment of the reward is definitely better than any riches we might attain in this world.
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When Moses was 10 years old, he was as a man and his stature had greatly grown but it was unmeasured by his beauty. Moses was so strikingly oddly beautiful that when men or women saw him, they stopped paralyzed and hypnotized over his sheer beauty and stature as he walked by. Moses had been given a beauty countanance and stature and he became the swoon of Egypt bigger and better than an Elvis in the army in his day, and just as there will never be another king of rock like ,Elvis, just as there will never be another richer king than Solomon, thete shall never be another king given so much beauty as Moses, he was a walking golden God to all of Egypt.
Moses had been the greatest of Generals in all of history, no General could ever surpass is wisdom and strength of blessings that everything he put his hand turned golden.
There had been a reign of black Pharaohs from Ethiopia before the pharaohs of Moses day, and the eve since the last Ethiopian pharaohs ruled, Ethiopia's only mission in life during all the days of Moses was to fight Egypt to regain the seat of seats able to rule and navigate the waters of the Nile.
Decades after centuries did the Ethiopians come fighting against the walking Gods of Egypt to take back their people and to rule again as Phararoahs.
Moses had been schooled like no others, he was brought up in the royal court and raised by wise men and magicians from all over the world as it was the practice and worth of a king to obtain wise sages and magistrates to educate the children of such courts just as Daniel had done in Babylon, and Moses was a born General.
We see this great general lead millions of people into a desert wherein was no water, and no food.
Imagine the logistical mind, the wisdom and science such a man would have to have to organize a fight into hell, into a place of no shade, no food, no water.
Imagine the kind if man who could have pulled off such an impossible venture ORDERLY AND WITHOUT CHAOS.
When one is looking at the Exodus and how things were done, then realize the mind and abilities such a leader had to have order controlling such masses of people with a mind like a trap, educated by all the wars setting up camps and putting in things in order the like of which had never been done before.
The mind of the greatest general there ever was in Egypt.
The book of Roman's is trying to explain how the Egyptians were chosen for destruction.
If anyone should ever get a concept, try hard to understand what Roman's is relaying and teaching a out Pharoah and Egyptians. To understand what is being taught here will literaly bring understand to many things, just to understand who and what Roman's teach of Pharaohs, of Egyptians
Of what you are.
Roman's 9
For the scripture saith unto Pharaoh, Even for this same purpose have I raised thee up, that I might shew my power in thee, and that my name might be declared throughout all the earth
Pharoah and the Egyptians were born and raised for destruction in order to show God's power and glory to the world.
Imagine that, is that fair that one people were born for destruction and another people born out of that destruction to even kill every first born Egypttian, and Moses himself guilty of killing his own personal Egyptian.
But God says," Who are you to tell me what I do? If I raise one nation and people for destruction and another for glory, that is my business if I want to show my power and glory in all the world.
Understand what is being taught in Romans concerning the destruction of Israel, NOT JUDAH
Understand that Paul is going over the history of the evil kingdom Israel, his own people and his own nation.
Understand that Paul is taking the destruction of the ten tribes of Israel called Ephraim, and he is using their destruction to teach you that their role had been chosen by God, and God had chosen Israel for destruction.
ISRAEL. WAS CHOSEN FOR DESTRUCTION, NOT JUDAH.
That is what is being relayed in Roman's, Israel was the new Egyptian and Paul is trying to show this symbolism but not many catch it.
Paul was not a Jew, he was of the tribe of Benjamin from the Northerm kingdom, not the southern kingdom. Paul was of the NON JEWISH Israelis of the Northern kingdom
Understand that ,"Ephraim," the ten lost tribes, they had been chosen for destruction, they too were God's first born son.
What is trying to be relayed is that you are Israel in body and it has been chosen for destruction, that you are the first born Egyptian that must die.
The Ethiopians had come up against Egypt all during Moses life, and in Moses day, it was a real ongoing,very big problem.
The Ethiopians were at the front, they had been seriously attacking Egypt when Moses became a great general, and the war was not going swimmingly for Egypt.
Moses had come up with a plan in how to defeat the Ethiopians.
Moses had the entire calvery load baskets filled with mongoose and ferrit because there was a backwash pass into Ethiopia that no army could be taken through because they were filled with snakes and swamps from the Nile bleeding over and no man or especially, no army of footmen could bypass this area, it was a natural bio dry that had protected Ethiopia.
Moses had brought his whole army through those snakes while the Ethiopian army were at the front having no idea that their royal palace had been left naked.
Moses and his army strolled right into the Capitol city to the palace, and just as he pulled up, the Queen of Ethiopia was on her balcony and she peered down and immediately fell in love with Moses as did all women.
Immediately, Ethiopia surrendered to Egypt that day, and the queen of Ethiopia married Moses.
The story of Moses taking wives is the same story.
We read about the account of his attaining his second bride, but it is really the same story.
In order for Moses to obtain a bride, he must go through snakes, through vipers, and evil shepherds.
Just as he fought the snakes for the one, he fought the shepherds for the other, and it is a really symbolic thing going on.
The story of Moses involves everyone in a spiritual way, he is the example just as Christ was.
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