Hikigu's Godslayer Story

The book of Exodus in the Bible is basically a flow of dialogue, but even so, I only see God repeating some of the same words, and there is a lot of room for specific operations.

Haven't you seen that every movie or TV series made of Exodus in later generations is very different in details?

Originally thought that the guy would tell Moses all the arrangements at once, so that he could follow the clues and find the guy.

But it doesn't matter, it just takes more time, and the time of this era is meaningless to him.

"That's it, then you can continue to suffer." After Hikigu finished speaking, he sat down on the gold-encrusted chair brought by the attendant and remained silent.

He was silent, but Moses was anxious.

Hello!Didn't they say they were going to take us out of the sea of ​​misery?What is the new plot of continuing to suffer?

So Moses immediately shouted: "Why? Why do my people still suffer?"

"Why?" Bikigu looked at him strangely, "You serve the gods, and when you get their protection, you naturally have to bear the burden, otherwise you think how did the gods come? They have to suffer before they can become the spirits that the world worships !"

Suffer with peace of mind, dear, this is the basic setting of your nation in the Bible. As for the reason...you ask me who I ask?

To be honest, compared to the suffering of the Hebrews, these people are now living in Egypt quite well.

After letting Moses shout from below, Hikigu also stopped talking. Not only did he not speak, he also closed his eyes and pretended to be sleeping.

It's just that he shut up, and Ramses started spraying over there.

"Did you hear Moses, your people will suffer because of you, and now you and your brother can go back!"

Pharaoh waved, and the guards immediately gave Moses and Aaron an elbow in the stomach and dragged them out.

When Moses and Aaron disappeared, and he waved everyone off, the ruthless and furious side of Ramses quickly disappeared from his face, replaced by sadness.

"Moses, how did you get to this point? He should be different from his people. He grew up with me." Pharaoh murmured to himself... a ghost!It's so loud!He was talking to Hikigu at all!

This made Bikigu very helpless.

Every one of them is regarded as one hundred thousand. Why is it an encyclopedia?

"It's still different from Hebrews, not Egyptians. Let me remind you that you two races have completely different attitudes towards God."

"What's the difference, we also serve the gods faithfully."

"Gods? There are no gods in the Hebrew world, there is only one Lord." Hikigu stood up, the chair was not easy to sit on at all, the board was not smooth, and his buttocks were knocked.

He rubbed his butt in dissatisfaction, turned around and left, leaving Ramesses alone on the throne, nervous.

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PS: The fourth update, today is complete.

I think I can start asking for tickets and tips, hehehehe!To sprinkle home!

Chapter [-] The Traces Are Revealed

Ramses was a pharaoh, which meant that the interests of the family were destined to take precedence over his personal feelings.

In this era of rampant slavery, slaves are power and the basis of royal rule. Egypt and the Hittites are fighting back and forth. Could it be for the land of Asia?Nima is far away, okay?

They want slaves.

Over the years, Egypt and the Hittites have been arguing when they met, simply because they both regarded Asia as their slave origin.

Why was Ramses willing to improve the situation of the Hebrews?Just because of Moses?Wrong!Because hundreds of thousands of Hebrews are his slaves!

One side is property, and the other side is a friend who has changed his mind. Does it matter who to choose?

Ramses is a man who never loses his temper overnight.

The Hebrews want to go?Then he will let them go!

That night, he called over the supervisor and the foreman.

"You can't distribute the grass to the Hebrews to make bricks as usual, and ask them to pick up the grass themselves, but you still collect the usual amount of bricks, and you can't have less." Pharaoh ordered, "These Hebers The people who come here are not only lazy, but also want to be absent from work. In this case, I want them to work so hard that I can’t wait to cut off their hands and feet.

Both the supervisor and the foreman expressed shock at the sudden enlargement of the pharaoh's move at night. The only difference is that the foreman felt that the sky was about to fall, while the supervisors felt very happy!

You must know that because Moses likes to sue, they didn't dare to oppress the Hebrews too hard before. That God-killing Moses would not only sue, but sometimes beat people!

But now, looking at it like this, Pharaoh finally woke up, knowing that these Hebrews are itchy skins, and they will be happy in the future, which is really gratifying.

The excited supervisors immediately revived their enthusiasm for their work. The next day, they not only resolutely implemented the Pharaoh's orders, but also happily mixed a lot of private goods.

The Hebrews, on the other hand, were busy picking grass everywhere, not to mention the extra tasks given by the supervisors and foremen. Even according to Pharaoh's standards, they could not complete the required number of bricks.

This caused the foremen to complain to Moses and Aaron - many of the foremen were actually Hebrews, and of course the workers were punished for failing to complete Pharaoh's tasks, and so were the foremen.

"You have made us notorious in the sight of Pharaoh and his servants, which is like throwing the sword into their hands to kill us."

Someone said this to Moses.

However, these words made Moses heave a sigh of relief.

Because he knew that when Ramses really wanted to kill, it wouldn't be so troublesome at all.

In fact, Moses didn't want to listen to that voice and deliberately caused disaster in Egypt, not only because it was emotionally difficult to get through, but also because there was God here.

After going through the palace tour, Moses felt that he had been completely confused.

Is that person really his "lord"?But looking at the attitude of the man in the hall, he didn't care about the suffering of the Hebrews at all.