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Let my people go, oppressed

so hard they could not stand.

Longer shall I bear the stench of these
people.

If it is the Hebrews you refer to, sire,
just say the word.

No. They are of some use to me.

My only concern is that they multiply
too quickly. Then the solution is

simple. We snuff out the strongest men
and anyone who poses a threat. to the

throne. That will take too long. For
every male that is killed there are

three more that are born and raised
ready to take his place.

Then what would you have me do, sire?

We must decrease their number while also
crushing their spirits.

We must subdue them before they
overthrow us.

Do as I tell you. You and your men are
to march into their homes and take what

is most precious to them.

The firstborn male child?

They pose the single-handed biggest
threat to my empire.

You are to take them and throw them into
the Nile.

As you wish, sire.

Certainly the gods will forgive me.

He won't stop crying.

Don't worry.

Everything will be okay.

I think they're gone.

Take him!

Put him with the others!

No.

Please.

Please, no!

Look at how brave you are.

You're so calm even in the midst of all
this commotion.

Miriam, come quickly.

Get it. It's time to go.

Hurry, Miriam.

We don't have much time.

Lord, if I have found any favor in thy
sight, please spare my child.

Miriam, it is your responsibility to
watch over your brother while the guards

are searching the houses.

If it is the Lord's will, I will come
back and get him in the morning when the

coast is clear.

Do you understand? Yes, Mother.

I understand.

I will not leave his side.

Over there in the tall grass.

It appears to be a basket of some sort,
Your Majesty.

It intrigues me.

Both of you go and fetch it for me.

As you wish, Your Majesty.

Oh, no, my brother.

I have truly failed you now.

A gift from the gods.

It's a beautiful baby boy.

There's no telling how long he has been
abandoned.

He must be starving.

Would you like for me to fetch a female
slave to nurse him for you, your

majesty? Oh, he will need much more than
nursing.

Do you know of someone who would be
willing to help?

Come at once, girl.

Show yourself to me.

Oh, Miriam, you've really done it this
time.

Tell the mother you know that I will pay
her handsomely for two years to wean

him.

Ready to lose, little brother?

What are you talking about, Moses?

You know I'm the oldest.

Yes, I'm... And Pharaoh's favorite.

I wasn't referring to your age, little
Ramsey.

And the only reason that Pharaoh favors
you is that you kiss up to him. Say what

you will, but when I am Pharaoh, you
will be the one kissing up to me.

Oh, is that so, little Ramsey?

It is so.

As a matter of fact...

I'll make you a wager.

If you beat me, I will tell you a
secret.

What secret could you possibly have that
is worth knowing? I guess that is for me

to know and for you to find out. On dog.

You are weaker than I remember, little
Ramses.

If you are to become pharaoh, surely
Egypt will be in grave danger.

Any last words, little Ramses? You are
stronger than I remember, brother.

A wager is a wager.

I will tell you my secret.

Go on.

What lie have you conjured up this time?

I have no lie to tell.

Only truth that I was sworn to never
reveal.

Okay,

I am intrigued.

Tell your secret.

Let's just say that the real reason that
Pharaoh favors me to be the heir of his

throne is that I am the only eligible
Egyptian in the family.

And though you are the shortest, you are
also the oldest, but I am no less

Egyptian than you, little Ramses. I am
sick of you calling me that, Moses.

You don't get it, do you? You're not one
of us.

You never were and never will be.

I think your sore loser jealousy is
setting in.

I'm going home.

You can run from the truth all you want,
Moses.

Ask the woman you call mother if I am
lying.

I'm not a sore loser.

You're just a sore winner.

My son, why do you look so forlorn?

Is it true?

Is it true that this is not really my
family? That is nonsense.

Of course this is your family, Moses.

Who told you such a lie? Ramses said
that he was sworn not to tell anyone.

He claims that I was adopted. Ramses is
spoiled and very jealous of you.

He's bound to say anything. You are
evading my question, mother. And you are

forgetting who you are talking to,
Moses.

On your knee.

Forgive me, mother.

I lost my patience.

When you were a child, I found you in
this very lake.

Tucked away in a basket in the tall
grass.

What?

But where did I come from?

Who did I belong to?

One of the Hebrews, I'm sure.

But blood could not make you anymore, my
child.

Blood does more than tell whose child
you are. It is my heritage, my culture,

my people. How could you hide from me
who I really am? You were nothing, just

like your people, until I adopted you.

The gods saw fit to make you a prince.

You are a lord over your people, not a
slave.

Where is your gratitude?

Gratitude? You have made me a traitor to
my own mother and father.

You have made me despise the very people
that gave me life. Yes, gratitude.

Do you know what that word means, Moses?

You would have been thrown into the Nile
and fed to the crocodiles like all of

the others if it were not for the gods
favoring you. With all due respect,

mother, I do not need any more favors
from your gods.

Moses, do not leave my presence when I
am talking to you.

Moses!

It is true.

I am a slave.

Lift it higher now!

How is the project progressing for the
new temple build, my son?

We are nearly finished, Father.

With just three more months of hard
labor, everything should be ready.

That is excellent news.

And what of Moses?

Moses?

What about him would you like to know?

Has he been an asset to the
construction?

Surely his ability to speak the Hebrew
language has been helpful.

He ought to be able to speak their
language.

After all, he is a slave just like them.
Speak up! A true pharaoh does not

mumble like a child when he is
disgruntled. Would you have me speak my

mind, father?

Moses is not some golden child.

He is a threat to the throne. Don't you
think I know that?

I only intended to amuse your mother
when she asked to adopt him.

I thought she would raise him as a house
slave and care for him like a pet. I had

no clue she wanted to make him as a
prince. Well, it's too late now, Father.

He has already gained favor with the
slaves.

And now that he knows he is one of
them... Now he knows what?

Please do not tell me your jealousy has
blinded you and caused your tongue to be

unbridled. I could not help it, Father.

He parades around the palace like he has
Egyptian blood in his veins when I know

he should be pouring my wine. You are
losing sight of the bigger picture,

Ramses. A man who discovers he has been
lied to is very dangerous. But you

taught me that a dangerous man is
unstable.

And an unstable man is bound to make a
mistake.

So all we have to do is wait.

Excuse me, Master.

Forgive me.

Master, old man!

You are pathetic!

You are nothing!

I don't care how tired you are. I said
move!

Are you deaf?

I'm going to give you until the count of
three to move, and after that, I will

finish you for good, Hebrew! Hey!

Leave that man alone!

Let him go!

Hey, I said let him go.

He only speaks Hebrew.

Leave him be.

I do not know what you are saying.

Move or you are dead.

I said leave the old man alone.

He's dead.

I was only trying to help.

Freeze,

Moses! Don't take another step!

Moses, what have you done?

this heat.

Be careful. Don't spill it on your new
tunic.

May I ask you ladies a question?

Go ahead and ask, Zipporah.

We all know it's going to be about
finding a man.

Do not underestimate my intelligence, my
sister. In fact, I'll have a furious and

complex numerical equation I am trying
to solve.

You can't be so quick to judge, Noah.

Go on then, Zipporah.

What is your query?

Thank you, Mahalo. My equation is, how
tall do you think my husband would need

to be?

My, my, my, my. What do we have here?

A well where every part of me can be
quenched thoroughly.

Good morning, ladies.

Care if my friend and I sample the
goods?

those weak women.

This shall be our well now.

Let us drink until our hearts are
content.

Cheers!

Put it back!

That does not belong to you!

Go on your way, Egyptian.

Your words have no power here. Words
always have power.

You just have to know which ones to use.

We must catch them.

Excuse me.

Excuse me, sir. Are you all right?

Madam, is this your well?

It is my father Jethro's well.

May I get you some water?

You look half dead.

I felt half dead before I heard your
sweet voice.

May I ask your name?

My name is Zipporah.

Zipporah.

What a lovely name.

look at our precious son he is perfect

Here I am. I am here.

Do not come any closer.

Take off your sandals. This ground is
holy.

I am the God of your father, the God of
Abraham, Isaac,

and Jacob.

I've seen the suffering of my people in
Egypt. I've heard their cries and I know

what they're going through.

I've come down to rescue them and bring
them into a good and spacious land

flowing with milk and honey.

Now I'm sending you to Pharaoh so you
can bring my people, the Israelites,

out of Egypt. Who am I to go to Pharaoh?

And how could I possibly bring Israel
out of Egypt? I will be with you.

Here's the sign.

When you bring the people out, you all
will worship me on this mountain. If I

go to the Israelites and say, the God of
your father sent me, and they ask,

what's his name?

What am I supposed to tell them?

But what if they do not believe me?

inside your robe.

Put it back.

If they don't believe the first sign,
they'll believe the second. And if they

still don't believe, take some water
from the Nile and pour it on the ground

and the water will turn into blood.
Lord, I'm not a good speaker. I never

have been.

I get tongue-tied. I speak slowly and
not clearly.

Who made people's mouths? Who makes them
able to speak, hear, or see?

Isn't it me?

Now go.

I will help you speak, and I will tell
you what to say.

Please, Lord.

Send someone else.

Your brother Aaron can speak. Speak
well.

He's already on his way to meet you.

He will talk to the people for you.

I will help both of you speak and teach
you what to do.

Take this staff in your hand.

You will use it to perform miracles.

Good morning, my love.

You're up early.

Moses.

Talk to me.

I am still your wife.

I heard from God today.

You heard from God?

You mean... The God your father Jethro
told me about.

The one true living God.

Well then, Tony, what did he say?

He wants me to go back to Egypt.

Egypt? But you can't.

That is a dealt wish.

They will have you chilled on sight.
Then that is a risk I am going to have

to take, Zipporah. How can you be so
selfish, Moses?

Do I not have a say in the matter?

Do you think I want to do this? I am a
wanted fugitive, Zipporah. I am only

going because I have to. I am your wife,
Moses.

Does that count for nothing? Should a
man obey his wife's voice over God's?

What would you have me do?

Go back to God and ask you to send
someone else.

Charmy, he will consider you have a
thermony. Don't you think I tried that,

Zipporah? You have known your God longer
than I have.

Tell me if you know him to be one to
change his mind.

Tell me this.

If you can truthfully say that you
believe it is not God's will for me to

go, I will not.

I packed you some bread for your trip.

How long is your trip to Egypt?

It will be a 20 day journey.

God said my brother Aaron is on his way
to meet me on the way.

I will miss you, Moses.

Please be careful.

Do not be afraid, Zipporah.

God will be with me.

I will send word when it is finished.

And what if I do not receive word?

Then know that I love you, and I did my
best.

Wait!

Oh, father, why must you leave me here
alone?

You are not alone, my husband.

You have me.

This is true.

But a man's father holds a special place
in the heart that no one can fill.

Ramses, you are pharaoh now.

You should be rejoicing instead of
mourning.

I fear that I am not ready to wear that
title, let alone build an empire.

The empire is already built, Ramses.

All you have to do is expand it greater
than your father ever could. Mind your

tongue, woman.

I could never be greater than my father.

Forgive me.

You know what I mean, Ramses.

Instead of regretting your father's
absence, find a way to immortalize his

image and his legacy.

Perhaps you are right.

I will erect the largest statue of my
father known to man.

Send for my guards.

I will get the Hebrews to work on it
immediately.

It shall be done as you command, my
pharaoh.

Good morning, your majesty.

Sleep well?

Who are you?

What do you want with me?

I have no money. Relax, Moses.

I am Aaron, your brother.

Aaron.

But how did you find me?

God sent me to meet you.

I found you in the middle of the desert,
half dead, next to your camel. My camel?

Is he all right?

We both fainted from the heat. Oh, no,
let me be more specific.

You were half dead. He was completely
dead.

But I did get a nice coat out of him.
You skinned my dead camel?

Well, when you say it like that, it
sounds terrible.

I couldn't let him just go to waste.

You truly must be my brother.

I've known you for five minutes and
you're already getting under my skin.

Literally.

Moses.

God told me that you needed my help to
deliver a message to the people.

What is it?

I have come to set God's people free.

I see.

Well, the first step is to speak with
the elders.

You cannot go before them looking like
that.

Are the

rumors true?

Have you dragged that traitor back in
our midst? Moses is not a traitor. He is

our brother, and we are to show him some
respect. I suggest that you do the same,

Aaron. Do not forget your place. I mind
my place well.

For 400 years, we have cried for
deliverance. For 400 years,

the leather whips of the Egyptians have
struck the backs of our sons.

For 400 years, the ambitions of our
fathers have been trampled under the

feet of oppression to the point that our
people no longer dare to dream. We dream

of God's fulfilled promise that he will
send us a deliverer.

But that time has not come yet. That is
where you are mistaken, Elder.

God has sent us a deliverer. You could
not possibly mean the traitor fugitive

you are hiding in your tent, Moses.

Come at once, my brother!

So, what is your plan?

Do you plan to just march into Pharaoh's
court and demand we be set free?

That is precisely the plan. You fool!

Pharaoh will have you killed on sight.
There is no way he will yield. It is

simply impossible.

Show them what you showed me, Moses.

This is sorcery. It is not sorcery.

It is the tangible power of God.

If this startles you or challenges your
religion, Elders, let

me warn you.

You ain't seen nothing yet.

It looks just like him.

I want it to stand 300 feet tall, and I
want it completed before my father is

put in his tomb.

You have 70 days.

70 days?

Pharaoh, that is impossible.

The statue won't be stable.

Impossible?

Oh, how I despise that word.

How may I serve you, Pharaoh?

I want the statue of my father to stand
300 feet tall.

You now have 35 days, thanks to your
friend on the floor.

Now tell me, is that going to be
impossible?

No, your majesty.

It shall be done as you command.

Do I have to beg to get a cup of wine in
my own palace?

Forgive the intrusion, Your Majesty.

You have a visitor. Who dares to show up
to the Pharaoh's court unannounced?

He would not tell me his name, Your
Majesty, but he claims to be your

brother.

My brother?

Send him in at once.

Moses, my bastard brother.

Little Ramses, it's been a long time.

I told you not to call me that.

Give me one good reason I shouldn't cut
out your tongue, Hebrew. How about a

wager?

For old time's sake.

You killed one of my men, abandoned my
kingdom and your family, and worried my

father until his dying breath.

What could you possibly have to offer
me? Peace and tranquility, Pharaoh.

As long as you obey God's command.

His command?

Yes.

And which god issues a command to
Pharaoh? There is only one true living

god. The god of Abraham, Isaac, and
Jacob. I know none of these people.

Nor your god you suddenly learned about
in the desert.

Very well.

What is this command?

Pharaoh, let my people go.

Is this some kind of joke?

Truly, Moses, you have gotten funnier
over the past 40 years.

I assure you this is no joke, Pharaoh.

And what if I do not accept your wager?
Then you will witness.

The mighty hand of God.

Your words are weak and futile, Moses.

Show me the power of your invisible God,
if he indeed has any. As you wish,

Pharaoh.

Aaron.

Throw down your staff.

Is this... the mighty power of your God
you claim?

Very well.

Yanis, Jambres, show this Hebrew what
real power looks like.

What is your answer?

I am not impressed by your glorified
worm with teeth, Moses.

You have done nothing but disturb my
peace rather than give it.

Allow me to return the favor.

Tell your people that from this day
their workload will be doubled.

No, your people will not be given straw
to make bricks. They must search on

their own and find it where they can,
but must still meet their daily quota.

And when they complain, I will be sure
that they know that it is their great

fearless leader, Moses, they must thank.
Don't do this, Ramsay. Now get out of my

sight before I have your head.

Akiva!

That was the name of my son, who died
today because of you.

What do you mean, my friend?

My son had a heart condition, and
because of your meddling, our work has

been doubled.

He took his last breath in my arms. I am
so sorry, my brother. I am not your

brother. You are never to forget my
son's name, or I will kill you myself.

Say his name.

Say it.

Say it! Akiva.

Akiva.

I will never forget.

Well,

I for one think that things went fairly
well.

All things considered, I made a fool of
myself.

I should have never come.

I missed my wife and my son.

Look at the bright side, Moses.

We didn't die.

No, but someone else did.

People are suffering because of my
actions. I should have stayed in the

fields with my sheep.

I am no leader. And what exactly makes a
leader, Moses?

Selflessness? Leaving behind comfort and
pleasure to meet the needs of others?

I, for one, think that God made a fine
choice. You're only saying that because

you're my brother.

Even if I am, it doesn't make it any
less true.

There is an old saying that goes, many
are called, but only a few are chosen.

Why do you suppose that is, Moses?

Because only some of them are special.

It is because only a few answer the
call.

You are one of those few, Moses.

Chosen?

I must have been chosen to fail.

Chosen to bring shame and grief to my
people.

You were chosen to be a deliverer.

Some of the people hate you.

I mean, really hate you.

But some of them have come up to me.

And express how much hope you've given
them.

I've always admired you, Moses.

Even when I was a boy.

Really?

You were watching me grow up? From afar.

But I must confess it was hard watching
Ramses grow up with you as a brother in

my place.

Yet, here we are.

It's funny how God seems to love making
the impossible possible.

So if God can work a miracle in my life
and yours, what is stopping him from

working the impossible for his people?

I walked right into that one, didn't I?

The way I see it, we have two options.

Either we can pack our tent, go our
separate ways, or what?

We can stop sucking our thumbs.

And be the men of faith God has called
us to be.

I've been running my whole life.

It's time that I stand my ground.

Then what is the plan?

Get some rest.

Tomorrow, we have an early start.

What a beautiful, peaceful morning.

It is indeed beautiful, Pharaoh.

Did I ask you to speak?

Shut up and wave your fan.

Yes, your majesty.

Forgive me.

Stretch your staff over the water.

What will happen?

Just wait and see.

Trust me.

Your Majesty.

There are two men standing in the tall
grass ahead.

It may be an ambush.

That is hardly an ambush.

That is just Moses, and that Hebrew
slave he claims is his brother.

What's his name?

I believe his name is Aaron, your
majesty.

Remind me to tell my wife to put you
back on shelling peas.

Here he comes. Get ready.

Is there something I can do for you,
Moses?

Or do your people desire more labor?

This is the very river your mother found
me in.

The very river that bore the blood of my
people's firstborn son. And it shall

bear your blood also if you do not stop
torturing me with your presence.

I have asked you kindly, Pharaoh. I have
given you warning, but you choose not to

listen. I will strike the water that is
in the Nile.

And it shall turn into blood. Moses, I
am getting very tired of this charade.

Go crawl back under the desert rock you
came from.

Now, Aaron, stretch your rod over the
water.

Well?

What is it?

Is it truly blood? It is the oldest
trick we know.

This is no miracle.

Just the work of another skilled
magician.

Do you hear that, Moses?

Your tricks will not work. Give up and
leave me alone.

We'll see how confident you are when
your people struggle to find drinkable

water for the next seven days.

Precious heart, we are at war.

But in this battle, we will show the
enemy how people of God fight their

battle.

I have had enough of this. When they
raise their sword, we will bend our

knees in prayer.

When they smite our backs with whips,
our God will smite their land with

plagues. But your hands lift me high.

When

they

spit in our faces.

We will lift our voices in praise and
our God will shake the earth.

Oh, Israel, take courage for today is
your day of change.

Today is your exodus.

And what if Pharaoh still does not
agree?

Oh, I am counting on the fact that he
won't.

How

much

more of this can Pharaoh take?

There is only one way to find out.

I will not. No.

The answer will always be no.

Tomorrow is the last and final plague.

After this, Pharaoh will drive us out
completely.

But you must obey every instruction the
Lord has given.

Each family must select a spotless lamb
one year old.

Then on the fourteenth day of this
month, you are to slaughter it.

Take some of the blood and paint it on
the two doorposts

and on the lintel of your home.

When the night comes, shut your doors,

because the spirit of death is coming.

Is everyone okay?

Did everyone's child survive?

You do not have to shout. I do not even
have any children. Bang on someone

else's door.

My son.

My only son.

The gods punish me so sorely.

Is everyone okay?

Check on your neighbor.

I want to make sure everyone is
accounted for.

Get out of the way! Get out of my way!

I am looking for Moses.

What does it say, Moses?

has reached a decision.

Children of Israel, we are free!

By God, it is finally done!

Today shall forever be a day of
memorial.

It shall be a holiday for every
generation.

This is the day God removed the
restrictions on his people's praise.

This is the day God delivered his people

from bondage.

Crescent Park!

What do we do now, Moses?

I don't know, Aaron.

What do you mean you don't know?

I mean, I literally don't know.

I hadn't thought this far.

Tell me what to do, Moses.

I trust you.

Make the people take a break.

I must go petition God for his guidance.

Oh, Ramses, look at you.

I cannot bear your sobbing. Leave me be,
woman.

Can't you see I am grieving my son? I
can see that you are allowing the

Hebrews to rip your kingdom apart.

I do not have the energy nor the concern
to bear your nagging.

Leave me be. While you sit here mourning
what is already lost, the Hebrews are

escaping by the millions.

They do not escape.

I ordered them to be set free.

Are you telling me that you willingly
let 2.3 million slaves walk out your

front door?

Yes, I did.

I can bear no more of this. I have lost
my father and now my son. I can't

stomach any more. Nor can I stomach any
more of your weakness, Ramses.

I watched you wage a war of ego with
your so-called brother for nine months.

I wondered why you didn't kill him on
sight as your father would have.

Now I see it was not out of sentiment.

You are afraid of him. Afraid?

Pharaoh is afraid of no one. While you
sulk in your tears, the Hebrews have

borrowed 50,000 pounds of gold and
silver from their maidens and are headed

to the desert.

They've poisoned our waters, killed our
cattle, destroyed our crops, and killed

your son. When will you stop this and
stand up and be pharaoh?

Assemble my men and my chariots at once!

My god.

I am certain you did not lead us here to
leave us stranded.

What would you have me do?

They are coming.

Rancid and his army.

God, please do not abandon your people.

What is he doing?

Has he lost his mind?

Have faith, my friends. Have faith.
Everyone, follow Moses!

Well,

don't just stand there like a star-nated
fool.

Kill them!

allowed your stubbornness to weigh you
down to the grave take heart moses do

not allow your soul to be brought down
low in a moment of victory it is not

easy to lose someone you once knew even
if you eventually grew apart i feel that

i lost a brother you have and you should
feel absolutely awful about yourself

what well you act as if those were the
words you wanted to hear

Look around you, Moses.

You have not lost a brother.

You gained 600,000 brothers.

Plus one.

Well, I suppose that is something to be
grateful for.

Well, Moses, our fearless leader, we are
no longer slaves.

Tell me, my dear brother, what's next?

No, there's no time to back up now.

We'll fight the great fight.

We'll hear a great cry.

Get up, get up. You're fighting in a war
zone. Look up, look up. There's fire in

the windstorm.

You're born to be something.

You're fighting in a war zone Look up,
look up There's fire in the

Joseph, come quickly.

I have something very special for you.