The reason Moses stood with the Hebrews was because he found himself a Hebrew. From the eyes of an Egyptian prince, slaves can only be slaves. It's about a conflict between racial and divine beliefs, not true national liberation and salvation. On the basis of Exodus, the work adds a human touch, but at the same time, in the conflict of an eye for an eye, it is wrong for Egypt to kill the Hebrew children, and it is also cruel for God to take away the eldest son of the Egyptians. Humanity struggles in it.
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