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As soon as Yang Rui heard what Moses said, he said angrily: "You are the person I chose. Whether you want it or not, you must act according to my will. If you don't go, there will be punishment waiting for you. If you go,

I will be the savior of Israel and my messenger in this world, and you will have eternal life.”

Seeing that Moses was still hesitating, Yang Rui said: "Don't hesitate. The Pharaoh who wanted you to die is no longer alive. The new Pharaoh doesn't know who you are. As long as you do what I say, I will also give you a gift."

Give you the eloquence to convince the elders of Israel.”

Moses thought for a long time before saying: "My master, as you wish, I will go back to Memphis to see Pharaoh."

Yang Rui handed the staff that had turned into a snake to Moses and said: "Go in peace and perform miracles. I will protect you, so you don't have to be afraid."

Moses returned home and told his father-in-law Reuel about this incident. After hearing this, Reuel’s eyes were full of reverence for God.

He said, "Go ahead, son. If God is calling you to do something so great, why should you hold back?"

Moses said: "But I don't know if what happened is real. Maybe it was just an illusion or a dream."

Reuel said: "God must have a reason for choosing you. Just act according to God's will, and nothing will happen to you."

Moses asked doubtfully: "Is it really worth it?"

Reuel said: "Take Zipporah and your children with you. You will eventually leave here and return to Egypt to lead the Israelites out of this land and go to the new homeland God said. I am looking forward to you."

Bring the Israelites and take me with you."

The next day, Moses took his wife Zipporah and son Gershom and left Midian, where he had lived for many years, and rode a donkey toward Memphis, where he had escaped.

At this time, the Nile River was extremely noisy, and the Israelites were building a magnificent tomb for the new Pharaoh under the close supervision of Egyptian overseers.

Moses walked on the huge construction site and watched his compatriots working hard amidst the sound of whips and curses, which made him feel a strange bitterness in his heart.

At night, the construction site gradually fell into silence, and the aroma of unleavened bread and the singing of Israeli women to coax their children to sleep floated in the air.

Following this song, Moses came to the tent where the elders lived.

When the leaders of the Israelite tribes saw a shepherd walking in, someone asked, "Stranger, who are you?"

Moses said: "I was once an Israelite, and then I became an Egyptian, but in the end I am still an Israelite."

Someone recognized Moses and said, "You are the son of the dead Pharaoh's sister. Moses, you killed an Egyptian and fled for many years. But why are you back here?"

Moses sat with these elders and said, "God brought me back to the Nile!"

"God?" When the elders heard this word, they looked at each other sideways and whispered to each other.

Moses affirmed: "Yes, God brought me back here."

"But we Israelites have no God."

Moses said: "Now we have it. Everything in the world was created by God. We are his people. God has seen the suffering of us Israelites and is willing to give us blessings and grace."

Some people say: "We do not believe there is a god in this world. The Pharaoh of Egypt is our god. We are ruled by him and surrender to him."

Moses said: "But he did not bring us happiness. On the contrary, all our sufferings were given by him. Why should we fear such a god? Besides, although he has supreme power, he is only a mortal after all.

, cannot be compared with God at all.”

Someone asked again: "Moses, you said there is God, but where is God? How can you prove the existence of God?"

Moses smiled and said, "At first I had the same doubts as you, but from the moment I saw God, I no longer doubted God's existence."

"You must prove to us the existence of God. Then we will believe you."

Moses suddenly threw the staff in his hand to the ground. The staff immediately turned into a poisonous snake, raised its head, spit out a scarlet core, and glared at the elders of Israel.

Everyone screamed in panic and moved backwards, fearing that the snake would attack them.

But Moses calmly grabbed the snake's tail, and the snake immediately reverted back to the staff it was before.

Someone recovered from their fright and said disdainfully: "These are just little tricks, any magician can do them."

When Moses saw the man’s hands in his arms, he said, “Take your hands and look at them.”

The man strangely took his arm out of his arms, only to find that his arm was covered with bedsores. The skin and flesh were rotting away, and he could almost see the dense white bones inside.

The man was so frightened that he screamed and shouted to Moses, "What kind of magic have you cast on me?"

Moses said, "Put your arm back into your arms, and then take it out and look at it."

The man did so and found that his arm was back to its original state. Moses smiled and said, "This is not a magic trick, this is a miracle to let you know the existence of God."

The oldest elder shook his head and said: "The Israelites have suffered too much, but God has never appeared. I still don't believe everything you said."

Moses saw the jug next to him and asked, "The water here is brought from the Nile River."

Someone nodded and said: "Exactly."

Moses poured the water from the pitcher onto the sand, and immediately the water turned into bright red blood and flowed everywhere. There was also a faint restlessness in the earth, as if a monster was about to break out of the earth.

The elders were all frightened. They knelt on the ground and said piously to Moses: "Moses, messenger of God, we believe in this miracle. We believe that God is coming to rescue us, the suffering Israelites. Please give us some help."

We direct."

Moses said: "Each of you, go back to your tribes and tell your people about God, let them know that God exists and that He will come to rescue them. And make all preparations. After I receive instructions from God,

, we can do something about it.”

Someone asked, "What is God going to do?"

Moses said: "God has asked me to lead you out of Egypt to a new homeland, a homeland for us, the Israelites."

"Does that place really exist?"

Moses nodded and said: "God said it exists, and it is there waiting for our arrival. Don't have any doubts, follow God, and we will eventually get rid of pain."

But someone raised another question: "But Egyptians, will Pharaoh let us Israelis go? Their army is extremely powerful and has swept away too many nations. We Israelis are weak and cannot compete with the Egyptians at all.

How can we leave this land? The Pharaohs will not let us go, they will definitely massacre us when we leave."

Moses said: "Don't worry about this. The Egyptians' atrocities will definitely be punished by God. I will negotiate with Pharaoh and ask him to agree to our leaving Egypt."

Someone said: "The new Pharaoh is extremely violent and a complete lunatic. If you make such a request to him, he will definitely kill you."

Moses stood up and said, "Just be ready to get up and leave Egypt. I will take care of the rest."

Moses walked out of the tent and walked towards the palace complex in Memphis. Although he made a vow in front of the elders of Israel, he also flinched when he saw the extremely tall statue of Pharaoh in front of the palace.

Because he knew that he was going to try to challenge the most authoritative mortal in the world, a king who could decide his life or death. What would happen to him if he made such an rude request in front of this king? To be continued Search Piaotian Literature, the novels will be better and updated faster!