The Early Life of Moses
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План: Exodus 1:11-2:24
Нумар сцэнарыя: 1279
мова: English
Аўдыторыя: General
Жанр: Bible Stories & Teac
Прызначэнне: Evangelism; Teaching
Біблейская цытата: Paraphrase
Статус: Approved
Скрыпты - гэта асноўныя рэкамендацыі для перакладу і запісу на іншыя мовы. Яны павінны быць адаптаваны па меры неабходнасці, каб зрабіць іх зразумелымі і актуальнымі для кожнай культуры і мовы. Некаторыя выкарыстаныя тэрміны і паняцці могуць мець патрэбу ў дадатковых тлумачэннях або нават быць замененымі або цалкам апушчанымі.
Тэкст сцэнара
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Optional titles:The Lord did not allow the King to kill Moses.Moses’s first years.
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[Long ago] the nation called Egypt was ruled by a cruel [evil] King. [Egyptian people called their king Pharaoh.] Jacob’s [or Israel’s] family [descendants] had come to live in Egypt. Jacob’s descendants, the Israelites, counted 12 tribes.
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Egypt’s King forced [caused / made] all the Israelites [adults] to work for him as slaves. He put in command task masters [bosses] over them. These task masters beat the slaves and forced them to work very hard.
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The Egyptian people called the Israelites Hebrews. When the Hebrews had become many people, Pharaoh feared that they might [would] join with Egypt’s enemies.
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So Pharaoh commanded [gave a law to] the Egyptian people, saying, “When you find newborn Hebrew boys, throw them into the big river so that they die!”
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Now [Well], there were a Hebrew man and his wife who had [birthed] a new baby boy. This baby was their third child.
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Because the man and his wife wanted their baby boy to live, they hid him from the Egyptians. But after three months, the mother could no longer hide the boy.
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So the mother made [wove / built] a strong basket in the shape of a little boat. She covered it with tar [sticky stuff like tree pitch] so that it would float on water [at the edge of a river].
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The mother hid [laid] her baby boy in the little boat [basket], and then she put the basket [little boat] to float on [the river] water among the reeds [tall grass].
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The baby boy had an older sister named Miriam. Miriam stayed near the water, watching over the little boat [basket] to see what would happen.
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That day [soon] one of the King’s daughters came with some girl servants to the river to bathe. There she saw the little boat [basket] among the reeds, and sent a girl servant to fetch [get / pick] it.
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When she opened the basket, she saw the baby crying. She took pity [felt sorry] on him and said, “This is one of the Hebrews’ children.”
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So Miram came near to the King’s daughter and said, “Shall I find [get / bring] a Hebrew women to nurse [feed and care for] the child for you?”
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Pharaoh’s daughter replied, “Yes, Go do so!” So Miriam ran home and brought the child’s own mother.
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The King’s daughter paid the mother money to nurse the child in the mother’s home. Thus [In this way], they kept the child safe.
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When the boy was old enough, his mother took him to the King’s daughter, and he [the child] stayed in her big house.
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The King’s daughter named the boy Moses. She said, “I lifted him out of water.” In fact, the name Moses means “lift out.”
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From that day, Moses became the King’s daughter’s son. But many people reminded him that he was a Hebrew [Israelite], not an Egyptian.
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Moses grew up. One day he went to see where the Hebrews stayed [lived]. He saw Egyptian bosses force his Hebrew people to work very hard [as slaves].
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When Moses saw an Egyptian boss beat a Hebrew man, Moses felt anger.
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When Moses saw that no one else was watching, he killed the Egyptian boss and buried his body in the sand [the ground].
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Next day, Moses went again to see the Hebrews. He saw a Hebrew man beating [fighting with] another Hebrew man.
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When Moses asked, “Why are you beating [fighting with] this man?” That Hebrew replied, “Who made you our boss? [You should not think that God made you to be our boss / judge / ruler!] Will you try to kill me as you killed that Egyptian yesterday?”
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Then Moses became frightened, because others now knew that he had killed an Egyptian. Therefore [so], Moses ran away [fled / left] from Egypt.
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When the King learned [heard] that Moses had killed an Egyptian, he ordered soldiers to go find and kill Moses. But they did not find him.
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Moses fled [traveled] to a country called Midian, where there was a priest named Jethro. One day, as Moses sat near a [water] well, Jethro’s daughters led their herds [sheep and goats / animals] to the well to get water for them.
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While the young women were drawing [getting] water [for their animals], men shepherds came and chased them away.
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When Moses saw this, he caused the men to cease [their abuse]. He then helped the women to give water to their herds [sheep and goats / animals]. The young women thought Moses was an Egyptian.
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The young women came home early and told their father how an Egyptian man had rescued them from some [abusive / rude / bad] men shepherds. They also told him how the man had helped them give water to their herds [sheep and goats / animals].
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Jethro sent his daughters back to tell Moses to come eat at his house. So, Moses came to stay with Jethro in the country [land] of Midian.
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Later, Moses married [Zipporah] one of Jethro’s daughters. Moses and she had two sons together.
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Years later, the King over Egypt died. A new King also treated the Israelites harshly [cruelly / badly]. When the Israelites began to cry out to God for his help, God heard their cries.
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When God saw how much the Israelites were suffering in Egypt, he remembered the covenant [promises] that he had given to Abraham and to his sons [descendants] Isaac and Jacob.