Why did the ancient Hebrews leave Egypt?

Answer 1

During that time the ancient Hebrews also known as Jews were slaves of the Egyptians. They were not treated very well, they were treated very cruel and forced to do the work of the Egyptians such as building enormous statues and farming. In The Bible it explains that a man named Moses, who was found by the wife of the Egyptian King when he was a baby. He was found in a basket in the Nile River, even though the wife knew the baby was a Hebrew or Jew she kept him and told no one. when he grew up someone i believe in the palace told the king that his son was a Hebrew and that he could no longer become the next king to the thrown. His brother Ramses would take the thrown and Moses would be a slave. either moses ran away or he was abandoned from Egypt and left. He would then find the burning bush which was the spirit of God that over took it. the spirit of God tells moses to free the Hebrews out of Egypt and he does except Ramses was very stubborn. When ramses tells moses no the first time moses tells God and then moses is then order to warn Ramses to listen or else many bad things will happen known as the "10 plagues of Egypt" (look up the plagues of Egypt and you will find a list of what happened to the Egyptians) scientist even have proof of the plagues having happened) By the last plague moses was able to take all the Hebrews out but then Ramses decides to chase them back. When Moses and the Hebrews come across the Red sea he uses his staff to separate the waters with the power of God allowing them to get across. Scientist also have proof of this. when they got across he let go and the waters washed the Egyptian soldiers away.