ManusJustus on 24 September 2008
The most important point we are all missing here is that if every first born child in Egypt, numbering hundreds of thouands of children, was killed, somebody other than the Hebrews would have bothered to mention it.
"Makes no sense for this man who escaped to go back and challenge the established leadership of Egypt to free a bunch of slaves if he was not either one of them or commanded by God."
It makes perfect sense. Moses was a member of the royal family and a great man in the land of Egypt, as the Bible says. He goes back to challenge the leadership in Egypt just as so many other rebels have challenged the leadership of a nation.
