Hikigu's Godslayer Story

By the way, there was a mistake in the previous place. Muwatar and Hattusiris were not uncles and nephews, but brothers. Hattusiris usurped the throne and was Muwatar's son.

Chapter [-] Moses the Blackbeard is online

He covered his face because Moses was afraid.

I wanted to run because I was afraid.

However, no matter how hard he tried to run, he couldn't get out of the holy land under his feet. He was still in this thorny land and could never go down the mountain.

But in the bushes around him, flames rolled up again, the flames rolled up suddenly, and disappeared in the blink of an eye, and there was no trace. Moses looked intently, and there was not a single bit left on the bushes that had been rolled up by the flames. Burnt marks.

As Moses was gradually engulfed by the emotions of surprise and fear, voices sounded from all around, like thunder at first.

"Moses! Moses! I am the lord of your Hebrews!" The voice shouted loudly, and a strong wind blew up all around. The blowing Moses had to hold his head and curled into a ball on the ground. " I have truly seen the suffering of my people in Egypt!"

Moses was frightened and didn't want to hear it, but the sound seemed to penetrate not only from his ears, but also along his breath, from his nose, from his skin, into his body, his soul.

Every time he made a sound, it shocked his body and mind, making him tremble.

"I have heard their cries for being under the control of their overseers!"

"I knew their pain!"

"I came down to rescue them from the hand of the Egyptians, and to bring them out of that land into a good and wide land flowing with milk and honey, to the Canaanites, the Hittites, the Amorites, the Perizzites, the Hivites The land of the people, the Jebusites!"

Moses felt that his head was about to explode, all his feelings except hearing were confused, and his body was in pain like being burned by fire.

He wanted to refute, but couldn't speak.

"Now the cry of the Hebrews has reached my ears, and I have seen how the Egyptians oppressed them; therefore I will send you to Pharaoh, so that you may bring my people, the Hebrews, out of Egypt."

Oppression... This is actually not right. The Hebrews did not experience such hardships. Ramses had definitely improved the situation of the Hebrews. Pharaoh was kind to the Hebrews.

Moses admonished himself.

But another thought was also surging in his mind.

Were the Hebrews not oppressed?

Joseph's power in Egypt was trusted and used by Pharaoh because he saved Egypt from famine. The Hebrews used their knowledge to help Egypt, and all the favors were deserved.

But when Pharaoh, who did not know Joseph, ruled Egypt, he turned the Hebrews into slaves of the Egyptians out of fear that Joseph and his family would have too many descendants. Do whatever work they find life hard.

Egyptians deserve to be punished.

Two completely different voices clashed and fought in Moses' mind. He felt that if this continued, he was afraid that he would die.

Although he doesn't know how all this happened, he clearly knows the most direct reason.

"What kind of person am I! To meet Pharaoh and bring the people out of Egypt!" Moses shouted loudly.

"Bold!" the voice was angry, "don't you dare not listen to me! You must go!"

Moses...well, he was totally freaked out already.

As for no?As for no?Didn't he just say something like that?

Probably noticing that Moses had been frightened into a quail, the voice then softened and said, "I will be with you, and after you have brought the people out of Egypt, you will serve me on this mountain, which is the Evidence that I sent you."

Moses' lips moved, he still wanted to speak, but he was afraid that the other party would lose his temper again, or even hit someone.

After a while, he couldn't bear it any longer, and he continued, "I went to the Hebrews and said to them that the god of my ancestors sent me, and they asked me the name of my god, what should I say?"

That's right, Moses didn't believe in the appearance of ghosts at all.

host?The Lord who does not appear is the good Lord.

Moses was never a blind worshipper, a hotheaded person, he thought carefully and deeply.

No matter what the other party was, but the other party seemed to need him very much, so he decided that he had to pass the buck at least three times.

Asking for his name is the first time.

I don't know if I fully understand Moses' mentality. This time, the voice did not mean anger, but responded proudly.

"This is what you will say to the Hebrews, I am the I AM, and sent you to them, the LORD is my name for ever, and my memorial for all generations."

"Say to the elders of the Hebrews, The God of their fathers, the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, and the God of Jacob, appeared to you, and really cared for them, and saw how the Egyptians treated them Therefore I sent you to bring them out of their misery in Egypt, to the land of the Canaanites, the Hittites, the Amorites, the Perizzites, the Hivites, and the Jebusites, that is, to the land flowing with milk The land of honey."

"Then they will listen to you, and you and the elders will go to Pharaoh, and tell him that God has met you, and that he will let you go into the wilderness, a journey of three days, that you may sacrifice to the LORD your God."

Moses:"……"

You must have thought about Ramses' mood and reaction! ?Are you sure he won't kill me directly?Well, maybe not, but... those elders are definitely dead! ?

Without the elders, how could he lead people! ?

A tacit understanding was formed between Moses and the voice again, because the voice immediately threw out the dry goods.

"I know that the Pharaoh of Egypt will not let you go, and I will stretch out my hand in the midst of Egypt and do all my wonders against the land, and he will let you go, but I will give you favor in the sight of the Egyptians, and take Walk away with Egyptian finances, not empty-handed."

Well, it turns out that you can still report fees, this can be.

But in Moses' view, this is all generosity, not dry goods.

"Even so, they will not believe me or listen to me, and they will definitely say that God has not appeared to me."

"Then what's in your hand?"