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"Moses
and the Ten Commandments" is taken from the books of Exodus,
Numbers, and Deuteronomy in the Old Testament. It tells how Moses
and the people of Israel fled from bondage in Egypt and traveled
through the desert toward the land God had promised to give them. It
describes how God took them safely across the Red Sea and led them
through the wilderness by a pillar of cloud and fire; how He
provided them with food and water in the desert.
We see Moses climbing Mount Sinai to receive the Ten Com mandments from God; the tabernacle being built, and Aaron anointed as priest. Finally at the end of Moses' life, we view the Promised Land with him from the top of Mount Nebo. This packet is a continuation of the View-Master packet "Moses and the Plagues of Egypt." |
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God looked down on the Egyptians, and began to trouble them. Their
chariot wheels became clogged with mud and sand. Then God said to
Moses, "Stretch out your rod again over the water." Moses did so,
and the walls of water began to roll together upon the Egyptians and
their horses and chariots. It covered them, and they all drowned. View-Master Reel 2 Picture 1 Then Moses and the people of Israel sang a song of praise to God for their deliverance: "I will sing to the Lord, for He has triumphed gloriously; the horse and his rider He has thrown into the sea. "The Lord is my strength and my song, and He has become my salvation. "He is my God, and I will praise Him; my father's God, and I will exalt Him." Then Moses led the people away from the Red Sea, through the wilderness to a place called Marah. Picture 2 The people were very thirsty, because they had been traveling for three days across the dry desert; but, to their disappointment, they found that the water at Marah was so bitter that they could not drink it. "Must we die of thirst?" they complained. Moses prayed to God to help them; and God showed him a tree, Moses cast the tree into the water, and the water became sweet. Gratefully, the thirsty people and their animals drank their fill. Picture 3 After a short stay there, they traveled on into the Sinai desert. Now the people had no food, and were hungry. "Oh that we were back in Egypt!" they moaned. "There we had plenty to eat. NOW yOU have |
