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To stop other people dying!

God had a plan for this child. With him living as a prince, he got all the training, in teaching, fighting, and leadership. He lived as a rich man and poor, living out in the desert so he could lead in the wilderness.

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pharaoh sent out his soilders' to kill every newborn boy (because the Hebrews could rise against them because the Hebrews grew too numerous) but his mother Yochabed knew moses was going to be the chosen person to deliver the Hebrews out of bondage so she went down to the River Nile and set him adrift and the basket - which he was in - floated into the pharaohs garden and pharaohs daughter found him and took him as her own !

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Well, a young woman was walking by the Nile, and she found a baby in a basket, floating in the water. She took it home with her, and told her father. Who said "Yeah. Right!"

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Moses had to be rescued as the order was given to kill the baby boys born to the jews.

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Moses was saved as he was hidden in a basket in the river, and the pharaohs daughter saw it.

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For Moses was found by d river side , and one claimed him to be his\her son.

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Being drowned in the Nile (Exodus ch.1-2). See also:

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