Moses Flees Egypt How does a healthy mindset contribute to personal fulfillment?

Because many of the problems were given to him by the Egyptians, he was afraid that the Egyptians would betray him when he fled, so he killed them all.

I think it was because Moses hated the Egyptians so much that he would kill them even if he ran out.

I think it should be afraid of future troubles, after all, there is still a certain threat to yourself, so it is better to solve it directly to make yourself feel at ease.

I guess Moses saw the Egyptians bullying the Israelites all day long, and Moses was a jealous man who loved to avenge injustice, and it was God's will in general!

The reason why Moses was trapped in Egypt was not because he was killed by the Egyptians, so he must get rid of the Egyptians as soon as he escaped from Egypt.

In order to prevent future troubles, for fear that the enemy would know his route through the Egyptians, he killed the Egyptians just in case.

Because he was trapped in Egypt, and everything he received there was given by the Egyptians, and he naturally came out with resentment.

At that time, there was no reason for merchants to fight, maybe to give themselves vanity, and they would not contact other people's lives

Why Moses was trapped in Egypt, not because he was not killed by the Egyptians, I think it should be because he is afraid of future trouble, after all, there is still a certain threat to himself.

The law of the tyrant's management is like the three-light policy of the Japanese devils.

Nonsense. Moses did not flee from Egypt, but "led the Israelites out of Egypt with their heads held high, proudly carrying the garments, gold, and silver that the Egyptians had given them," according to the Bible.

The reason for the killing of the firstborn son of Egypt was that Pharaoh repeatedly refused to allow the Israelites to come out of Egypt to worship God, so the killing of the firstborn son was the last of the ten plagues that the creator God gave to Egypt. When the Israelites crossed the Red Sea, the pursuers were Egyptians. The Israelites, who had crossed the Red Sea on dry land, were followed closely by thousands of Egyptian horsemen, and at the critical moment, when the Israelites came ashore, the waters immediately merged, and all of Egypt was flooded.

Finally he destroyed Egypt and destroyed Babylon. Jews, Arabs, really some gods"Shine"。

The gods are going to be guilty, how to deal with it?

I think the Egyptians emm, I think it should be afraid of future troubles, after all, there was a grudge before.

Sometimes there is no reason to kill, and killing is killing. Maybe he really hated the Egyptians, so he did it directly.

Initially, Moses led the Israelites along the shores of the Red Sea. Later, he led the Israelites into the desert with a southern turn, because he was afraid that the local people would not let them go easily at the coastal checkpoints. At Jepham the Israelites stopped for the first time to rest, and then they turned northward and encamped before Bihashiruth, between Mishou and the sea, not far from the city of Baalzepham.

The Israelites turned around in order to confuse the Egyptians and make them wonder where their destination was, so as not to fall into their ambush and interception. When Moses came to the seashore, he stretched out his staff and divided the waters of the sea, according to the direction of the Lord, and made a dry path, on which the waters stood high like a wall. The Israelites hurried along the dry road to the other side.

In this way, Moses led the Jews out of Egyptian control.

I remember that history was written like this:

The Jews' own nation was destroyed, and the original people became slaves of the Egyptians, and it was these people who left Egypt.

The book of Exodus is essentially a well-planned slave escape, or prison escape.

It is said that the Hyksos entered ancient Egypt, causing Egypt to enter the second intermediate period, and then the Hyksos were not at ease with the ancient Egyptians, so they invited the Jews to come in and be the second devil.

At the end of the second intermediate period, after the ancient Egyptians overthrew the kingdom established by the Hyksos, they were ready to settle accounts with the second devil, and Moses saw that the signs were wrong, so he took the Jews and flashed.

So, ah, the Pharaoh of Egypt who invited the Jews in, and the Pharaoh of Egypt who abused the Jews, were not a people at all.

According to the Bible, Moses was called to Sinai and was given the responsibility of saving the Hebrews from Egypt, and Moses and his brother Aaron finally fled Egypt after a series of struggles with Pharaoh.