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Who is the person that lead the Jews out of Egypt?
Moses.
Who did god tell to lead the Jews out of slavery in Egypt?
moses
Who did god tell to lead Jews a out of slavery in Egypt?
Moses
How did scarcity lead to specialization in Mesopotamia?
They had to make products to trade for scarce resources -studyisland
Who lead judaisam?
Judaism is the faith of the Jews. Followers of the God Jehovah, Yahweh. The Jews consider the father of their faith to be Moses, who led the Jews from a captivity in Egypt about 4500 years ago, to their "Promised Land" in what is to day called Israel.
Is Jerusalem in the land of goshen?
No, Jerusalem is in Israel, the Land of Goshen is/was an area in northeast Egypt where the Jews were held in slavery before Moses lead them out.
What does moses do that makes him still very important to Jews today?
He was the one chosen by God to lead his people out of Egypt and give them God's Torah.
Who Lead the Jews out of Egypt?
Jacob (son of Isaac) and his entire household gathered up with all their livestock and went to live in the land of Goshen in Egypt during the famine where his son Joseph was put in charge by Pharaoh.See Genesis 46:1-30.
What Coutries Did The Jews Come From?
The first Jew, Abraham came from Canaan (now Israel). Jews then were in Egypt as slaves during the reign of Ramses. Moses 'delivered' the Israellites and lead the Jews to a 40 year journey through the Sinai to Israel.
Did Mesopotamia's hot dry climate lead to?
specializations
Who lead the Hebrews during the Egypt?
It was Moses who was chosen by God to lead the people out of Egypt.
How were Jews treated in biblical times?
Jews were treated as slaves to Ramses, the pharoah of Egypt at the time. They prayed in tents before they built the first temple (which was destroyed, the remains being the Western Wall). They were lead out of Egypt by Moses where the Red Sea parted to let the Israelites (Jews) across, and it flowed on top of the Egyptions so they couldn't reach the Jews.
