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Moses's Covenant With God In The Book Of Exodus

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Moses’s covenant with God can be found in the book of Exodus from chapters 1-34. The theme of this story is the journey out of Egypt. The Hebrew Israelites were enslaved by the Pharaoh Thutmose III. God heard the Hebrew Israelites’ cries and decided to go to Moses as a burning bush to call him as their liberator. Moses wasn’t a great speaker so God gave him Aaron to speak for him. Moses requested multiple times for Thutmose III to let the Hebrew Israelites go from oppression and bondage. Since Thutmose III did not let them go, God casted 10 plagues onto Egyptian people. The 10 plagues were the Nile river being turn into blood, frogs, lice, insects, livestock dying, people having boils, thunderstorm of hail, flying locusts, the sun became dark,
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