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"According to the book of Exodus, Mose was born during a time the children of Israel, were increasing larger and the Egyptian Pharaoh was afraid that they would revolt against him. For that reason, he ordered all newborn Hebrew boys to be killed. Nevertheless, Moses mother, hid him and he was adopted foundling by the Eqyptian royal family. "

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