The answer to your question is found in the book of Exodus, chapter 2. The murder occured just before Moses left Egypt. At that time, Moses was being reared as the son of Pharaoh's daughter. Not much more is said of the account that I am aware of. If you are looking for information as to the time in terms of world history, it would have been around 1480 BC, since Moses spent 40 years as a shepherd and the Exodus occdurred in aound 1440 BC.
Yes, when Moses saw the Egyptian mistreating a Hebrew man, he struck him. (Exodus 2:11+12)
Moses killed an Egyptian man after witnessing him beating an Israelite slave. This act caused Moses to flee from Egypt and eventually led him to his encounter with God at the burning bush.
Moses killed the Egyptian , as he saw that he was mistreating the Israelite slave.
Moses after he realized that he was seen killing a Egyptian fled to the land of Median.Now we must remember to kill a Egyptian was a unpardonable crime , with death as punishment then.
You can find who Moses killed in Genesis.AnswerAll the Bible tells us is that it was 'an Egyptian' which is why Moses had to flee for his life, as Pharoah now wanted to kill him. We are not told the identity of this Egyptian. It is recorded in the early chapters of Exodus.
Moses killed the Egyptian before god called him to lead the people, to the promised land.
Moses means "cat" in Egyptian
He was taken aback as he feared that they would kill him, for killing a Egyptian.
When Moses saw an Egyptian mistreating a Hebrew, he became upset with the Egyptian and killed him. The account can be found in the Old Testament in the 2nd chapter of the Book of Exodus. You can also check out Numbers 31 to find an account where Moses orders a military to kill.
Because he killed an Egyptian taskmaster for beating his own people.
He didn't get kicked out so much as he was forced to flee. In Exodus 2:11-15, Moses kills an Egyptian that he saw beating a Hebrew. When Pharaoh found out, he tried to kill Moses, so Moses fled to Midian.
Yes he did have Egyptian brothers, as the princess adopted him.
No he was Jewish