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In the year 1700 BCE, a man named Abraham, lived in Ur, Mesopotamia. At some point according to the Torah, the Hebrewbible, Abraham made a covenant with god, in his agreement, Canaan would belong to Abraham'sdescendants.

Eventually, Abraham'sgrandson Jacob led his family out of Canaan to Egyptbecause Egypthad a greatSupply ofgrains.Sadlyaccordingto the Exodus, the Israeliteswere treated as slaves becausethere religionwas Monotheisticand the did not think the Pharaohof Egyptwas a god.

Moses is an Israelite, who was adoptedby the Pharaohs family. Moses believed that God spoke to him and told him to rescue his people. Then he asked the Pharaoh to let his people go but the Pharaoh refused.

When the Pharaoh refused to let theIsraelites leave Egypt, god gave Egyptterrible hardships because he refused and after each punishment, Moseswould ask the Pharaoh, will you let my people go. Each time the Pharaoh refused, until the last punishment, the death of every firstborn son of the Egyptians. Moses told the Israelites to sacrifice a lamb and put the blood above their doorway, so there sons will live. The Pharaoh finally let them go and the name, Passover, a Jewish holidaycame from this because they passed over the houses with the blood.

When theIsraelites were on their journey to the promise land, Moses went up Mount Sinai to meet with God. God gave him the Torah, in the Torah it includesthe Ten Commandments.Commandment means an order to do something. Today the Jewish, Christiansand others believetheTen Commandments are importantbecause it teaches a lesson that if you obey and believeGod, God protectand support you. It also includes Godsethicsor the idea of right and wrong.

After theIsraelites receive the laws from Moses, they continueto the promise land and under Joshua leadership they conquer Jericho. After the defeat, the varioustribes settled in the south and the north.

Canaan is also know as the promise Land


To Egypt

Let my people go

NO

I guess I will Passover this house too

Wow


Torah

The Ten Commandments

To the promise land

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In the year 1700 BCE, a man named Abraham, lived in Ur, Mesopotamia. At some point according to the Torah, the Hebrewbible, Abraham made a covenant with god, in his agreement, Canaan would belong to Abraham'sdescendants.

Eventually, Abraham'sgrandson Jacob led his family out of Canaan to Egyptbecause Egypthad a greatSupply ofgrains.Sadlyaccordingto the Exodus, the Israeliteswere treated as slaves becausethere religionwas Monotheisticand the did not think the Pharaohof Egyptwas a god.

Moses is an Israelite, who was adoptedby the Pharaohs family. Moses believed that God spoke to him and told him to rescue his people. Then he asked the Pharaoh to let his people go but the Pharaoh refused.

When the Pharaoh refused to let theIsraelites leave Egypt, god gave Egyptterrible hardships because he refused and after each punishment, Moseswould ask the Pharaoh, will you let my people go. Each time the Pharaoh refused, until the last punishment, the death of every firstborn son of the Egyptians. Moses told the Israelites to sacrifice a lamb and put the blood above their doorway, so there sons will live. The Pharaoh finally let them go and the name, Passover, a Jewish holidaycame from this because they passed over the houses with the blood.

When theIsraelites were on their journey to the promise land, Moses went up Mount Sinai to meet with God. God gave him the Torah, in the Torah it includesthe Ten Commandments.Commandment means an order to do something. Today the Jewish, Christiansand others believetheTen Commandments are importantbecause it teaches a lesson that if you obey and believeGod, God protectand support you. It also includes Godsethicsor the idea of right and wrong.

After theIsraelites receive the laws from Moses, they continueto the promise land and under Joshua leadership they conquer Jericho. After the defeat, the varioustribes settled in the south and the north.

Canaan is also know as the promise Land


To Egypt

Let my people go

NO

I guess I will Passover this house too

Wow


Torah

The Ten Commandments

To the promise land

Create your own at Storyboard That

In the year 1700 BCE, a man named Abraham, lived in Ur, Mesopotamia. At some point according to the Torah, the Hebrewbible, Abraham made a covenant with god, in his agreement, Canaan would belong to Abraham'sdescendants.

Eventually, Abraham'sgrandson Jacob led his family out of Canaan to Egyptbecause Egypthad a greatSupply ofgrains.Sadlyaccordingto the Exodus, the Israeliteswere treated as slaves becausethere religionwas Monotheisticand the did not think the Pharaohof Egyptwas a god.

Moses is an Israelite, who was adoptedby the Pharaohs family. Moses believed that God spoke to him and told him to rescue his people. Then he asked the Pharaoh to let his people go but the Pharaoh refused.

When the Pharaoh refused to let theIsraelites leave Egypt, god gave Egyptterrible hardships because he refused and after each punishment, Moseswould ask the Pharaoh, will you let my people go. Each time the Pharaoh refused, until the last punishment, the death of every firstborn son of the Egyptians. Moses told the Israelites to sacrifice a lamb and put the blood above their doorway, so there sons will live. The Pharaoh finally let them go and the name, Passover, a Jewish holidaycame from this because they passed over the houses with the blood.

When theIsraelites were on their journey to the promise land, Moses went up Mount Sinai to meet with God. God gave him the Torah, in the Torah it includesthe Ten Commandments.Commandment means an order to do something. Today the Jewish, Christiansand others believetheTen Commandments are importantbecause it teaches a lesson that if you obey and believeGod, God protectand support you. It also includes Godsethicsor the idea of right and wrong.

After theIsraelites receive the laws from Moses, they continueto the promise land and under Joshua leadership they conquer Jericho. After the defeat, the varioustribes settled in the south and the north.

Canaan is also know as the promise Land


To Egypt

Let my people go

NO

I guess I will Passover this house too

Wow


Torah

The Ten Commandments

To the promise land

Create your own at Storyboard That

In the year 1700 BCE, a man named Abraham, lived in Ur, Mesopotamia. At some point according to the Torah, the Hebrewbible, Abraham made a covenant with god, in his agreement, Canaan would belong to Abraham'sdescendants.

Eventually, Abraham'sgrandson Jacob led his family out of Canaan to Egyptbecause Egypthad a greatSupply ofgrains.Sadlyaccordingto the Exodus, the Israeliteswere treated as slaves becausethere religionwas Monotheisticand the did not think the Pharaohof Egyptwas a god.

Moses is an Israelite, who was adoptedby the Pharaohs family. Moses believed that God spoke to him and told him to rescue his people. Then he asked the Pharaoh to let his people go but the Pharaoh refused.

When the Pharaoh refused to let theIsraelites leave Egypt, god gave Egyptterrible hardships because he refused and after each punishment, Moseswould ask the Pharaoh, will you let my people go. Each time the Pharaoh refused, until the last punishment, the death of every firstborn son of the Egyptians. Moses told the Israelites to sacrifice a lamb and put the blood above their doorway, so there sons will live. The Pharaoh finally let them go and the name, Passover, a Jewish holidaycame from this because they passed over the houses with the blood.

When theIsraelites were on their journey to the promise land, Moses went up Mount Sinai to meet with God. God gave him the Torah, in the Torah it includesthe Ten Commandments.Commandment means an order to do something. Today the Jewish, Christiansand others believetheTen Commandments are importantbecause it teaches a lesson that if you obey and believeGod, God protectand support you. It also includes Godsethicsor the idea of right and wrong.

After theIsraelites receive the laws from Moses, they continueto the promise land and under Joshua leadership they conquer Jericho. After the defeat, the varioustribes settled in the south and the north.

Canaan is also know as the promise Land


To Egypt

Let my people go

NO

I guess I will Passover this house too

Wow


Torah

The Ten Commandments

To the promise land

Create your own at Storyboard That

In the year 1700 BCE, a man named Abraham, lived in Ur, Mesopotamia. At some point according to the Torah, the Hebrewbible, Abraham made a covenant with god, in his agreement, Canaan would belong to Abraham'sdescendants.

Eventually, Abraham'sgrandson Jacob led his family out of Canaan to Egyptbecause Egypthad a greatSupply ofgrains.Sadlyaccordingto the Exodus, the Israeliteswere treated as slaves becausethere religionwas Monotheisticand the did not think the Pharaohof Egyptwas a god.

Moses is an Israelite, who was adoptedby the Pharaohs family. Moses believed that God spoke to him and told him to rescue his people. Then he asked the Pharaoh to let his people go but the Pharaoh refused.

When the Pharaoh refused to let theIsraelites leave Egypt, god gave Egyptterrible hardships because he refused and after each punishment, Moseswould ask the Pharaoh, will you let my people go. Each time the Pharaoh refused, until the last punishment, the death of every firstborn son of the Egyptians. Moses told the Israelites to sacrifice a lamb and put the blood above their doorway, so there sons will live. The Pharaoh finally let them go and the name, Passover, a Jewish holidaycame from this because they passed over the houses with the blood.

When theIsraelites were on their journey to the promise land, Moses went up Mount Sinai to meet with God. God gave him the Torah, in the Torah it includesthe Ten Commandments.Commandment means an order to do something. Today the Jewish, Christiansand others believetheTen Commandments are importantbecause it teaches a lesson that if you obey and believeGod, God protectand support you. It also includes Godsethicsor the idea of right and wrong.

After theIsraelites receive the laws from Moses, they continueto the promise land and under Joshua leadership they conquer Jericho. After the defeat, the varioustribes settled in the south and the north.

Canaan is also know as the promise Land


To Egypt

Let my people go

NO

I guess I will Passover this house too

Wow


Torah

The Ten Commandments

To the promise land

Create your own at Storyboard That

In the year 1700 BCE, a man named Abraham, lived in Ur, Mesopotamia. At some point according to the Torah, the Hebrewbible, Abraham made a covenant with god, in his agreement, Canaan would belong to Abraham'sdescendants.

Eventually, Abraham'sgrandson Jacob led his family out of Canaan to Egyptbecause Egypthad a greatSupply ofgrains.Sadlyaccordingto the Exodus, the Israeliteswere treated as slaves becausethere religionwas Monotheisticand the did not think the Pharaohof Egyptwas a god.

Moses is an Israelite, who was adoptedby the Pharaohs family. Moses believed that God spoke to him and told him to rescue his people. Then he asked the Pharaoh to let his people go but the Pharaoh refused.

When the Pharaoh refused to let theIsraelites leave Egypt, god gave Egyptterrible hardships because he refused and after each punishment, Moseswould ask the Pharaoh, will you let my people go. Each time the Pharaoh refused, until the last punishment, the death of every firstborn son of the Egyptians. Moses told the Israelites to sacrifice a lamb and put the blood above their doorway, so there sons will live. The Pharaoh finally let them go and the name, Passover, a Jewish holidaycame from this because they passed over the houses with the blood.

When theIsraelites were on their journey to the promise land, Moses went up Mount Sinai to meet with God. God gave him the Torah, in the Torah it includesthe Ten Commandments.Commandment means an order to do something. Today the Jewish, Christiansand others believetheTen Commandments are importantbecause it teaches a lesson that if you obey and believeGod, God protectand support you. It also includes Godsethicsor the idea of right and wrong.

After theIsraelites receive the laws from Moses, they continueto the promise land and under Joshua leadership they conquer Jericho. After the defeat, the varioustribes settled in the south and the north.

Canaan is also know as the promise Land


To Egypt

Let my people go

NO

I guess I will Passover this house too

Wow


Torah

The Ten Commandments

To the promise land

Create your own at Storyboard That

In the year 1700 BCE, a man named Abraham, lived in Ur, Mesopotamia. At some point according to the Torah, the Hebrewbible, Abraham made a covenant with god, in his agreement, Canaan would belong to Abraham'sdescendants.

Eventually, Abraham'sgrandson Jacob led his family out of Canaan to Egyptbecause Egypthad a greatSupply ofgrains.Sadlyaccordingto the Exodus, the Israeliteswere treated as slaves becausethere religionwas Monotheisticand the did not think the Pharaohof Egyptwas a god.

Moses is an Israelite, who was adoptedby the Pharaohs family. Moses believed that God spoke to him and told him to rescue his people. Then he asked the Pharaoh to let his people go but the Pharaoh refused.

When the Pharaoh refused to let theIsraelites leave Egypt, god gave Egyptterrible hardships because he refused and after each punishment, Moseswould ask the Pharaoh, will you let my people go. Each time the Pharaoh refused, until the last punishment, the death of every firstborn son of the Egyptians. Moses told the Israelites to sacrifice a lamb and put the blood above their doorway, so there sons will live. The Pharaoh finally let them go and the name, Passover, a Jewish holidaycame from this because they passed over the houses with the blood.

When theIsraelites were on their journey to the promise land, Moses went up Mount Sinai to meet with God. God gave him the Torah, in the Torah it includesthe Ten Commandments.Commandment means an order to do something. Today the Jewish, Christiansand others believetheTen Commandments are importantbecause it teaches a lesson that if you obey and believeGod, God protectand support you. It also includes Godsethicsor the idea of right and wrong.

After theIsraelites receive the laws from Moses, they continueto the promise land and under Joshua leadership they conquer Jericho. After the defeat, the varioustribes settled in the south and the north.

Canaan is also know as the promise Land


To Egypt

Let my people go

NO

I guess I will Passover this house too

Wow


Torah

The Ten Commandments

To the promise land

Create your own at Storyboard That

In the year 1700 BCE, a man named Abraham, lived in Ur, Mesopotamia. At some point according to the Torah, the Hebrewbible, Abraham made a covenant with god, in his agreement, Canaan would belong to Abraham'sdescendants.

Eventually, Abraham'sgrandson Jacob led his family out of Canaan to Egyptbecause Egypthad a greatSupply ofgrains.Sadlyaccordingto the Exodus, the Israeliteswere treated as slaves becausethere religionwas Monotheisticand the did not think the Pharaohof Egyptwas a god.

Moses is an Israelite, who was adoptedby the Pharaohs family. Moses believed that God spoke to him and told him to rescue his people. Then he asked the Pharaoh to let his people go but the Pharaoh refused.

When the Pharaoh refused to let theIsraelites leave Egypt, god gave Egyptterrible hardships because he refused and after each punishment, Moseswould ask the Pharaoh, will you let my people go. Each time the Pharaoh refused, until the last punishment, the death of every firstborn son of the Egyptians. Moses told the Israelites to sacrifice a lamb and put the blood above their doorway, so there sons will live. The Pharaoh finally let them go and the name, Passover, a Jewish holidaycame from this because they passed over the houses with the blood.

When theIsraelites were on their journey to the promise land, Moses went up Mount Sinai to meet with God. God gave him the Torah, in the Torah it includesthe Ten Commandments.Commandment means an order to do something. Today the Jewish, Christiansand others believetheTen Commandments are importantbecause it teaches a lesson that if you obey and believeGod, God protectand support you. It also includes Godsethicsor the idea of right and wrong.

After theIsraelites receive the laws from Moses, they continueto the promise land and under Joshua leadership they conquer Jericho. After the defeat, the varioustribes settled in the south and the north.

Canaan is also know as the promise Land


To Egypt

Let my people go

NO

I guess I will Passover this house too

Wow


Torah

The Ten Commandments

To the promise land

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  • Canaan is also know as the promise Land
  • To Egypt
  • NO
  • Let my people go
  • In the year 1700 BCE, a man named Abraham, lived in Ur, Mesopotamia. At some point according to the Torah, the Hebrew bible, Abraham made a covenant with god, in his agreement, Canaan would belong to Abraham's descendants.
  • I guess I will Passover this house too
  • Eventually, Abraham's grandson Jacob led his family out of Canaan to Egypt because Egypt had a great Supply of grains. Sadly according to the Exodus, the Israelites were treated as slaves because there religion was Monotheistic and the did not think the Pharaoh of Egypt was a god.
  • TorahThe Ten Commandments
  • Wow
  • Moses is an Israelite, who was adopted by the Pharaohs family. Moses believed that God spoke to him and told him to rescue his people. Then he asked the Pharaoh to let his people go but the Pharaoh refused.
  • To the promise land
  • When the Pharaoh refused to let the Israelites leave Egypt, god gave Egypt terrible hardships because he refused and after each punishment, Moses would ask the Pharaoh, will you let my people go. Each time the Pharaoh refused, until the last punishment, the death of every first born son of the Egyptians. Moses told the Israelites to sacrifice a lamb and put the blood above their doorway, so there sons will live. The Pharaoh finally let them go and the name, Passover, a Jewish holiday came from this because they passed over the houses with the blood.
  • When the Israelites were on their journey to the promise land, Moses went up Mount Sinai to meet with God. God gave him the Torah, in the Torah it includes the Ten Commandments. Commandment means an order to do something. Today the Jewish, Christians and others believe the Ten Commandments are important because it teaches a lesson that if you obey and believe God, God protect and support you. It also includes Gods ethics or the idea of right and wrong.
  • After the Israelites receive the laws from Moses, they continue to the promise land and under Joshua leadership they conquer Jericho. After the defeat, the various tribes settled in the south and the north.
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