(dramatic music)
- [Narrator] It was the time
of Pharos, a time of monuments.
It was a time of wealth
and a time of sl*very.
As the great Pharaoh
ruled his kingdom,
so did the slaves,
the Hebrews build it.
There were so many of these slaves
that fear gripped Pharaoh's heart.
- These Hebrews and
these children of Israel.
I don't like them, not at all.
- Not at all.
- Terrible people.
- Not at all like us.
- There are too many of them.
They could start their own army,
try to overthrow us.
Perhaps it's time
to thin out their herd.
I decree that they work hard, harder.
Make them work until they drop.
- Scribes, scribes.
- We have a decree
from great Pharaoh.
(dramatic music)
- [Narrator] But the slaves survived
and Pharaoh still feared them.
- Yet they thrive.
Work them harder still.
I will break their will,
break their hearts.
I will bring them down
as Ra has told me.
Summon the guards, go out and
find every Hebrew baby boy,
throw them all into the Nile.
Let the crocodiles have them.
Then these slaves shall
know who is Pharaoh,
who is their god.
They shall fear me.
They shall worship
me, immortal Pharaoh.
- Guards, guards.
(dramatic music)
- [Narrator] But now the spirit
of God moved in the land.
He was about to help His children.
Jochebed, wife of Amram
gave birth to a boy.
She was not going to let him die.
- My son will live.
- We've hidden him three months dear.
I don't know how much longer we can.
- We've made him a
basket, haven't we Miriam?
- A good basket too, it'll float.
I have.
- You did a fine job too, Aaron.
- He'll be able to get away.
Get away from Pharaoh.
- [Man] Open up.
- Miriam, Aaron,
hide your little brother.
Out back, now.
- If this is about the loud singing,
I could explain all that.
- Nah, nevermind.
- But I should be out
there protecting him.
- Tonight, that's not
what God would want.
- Well, what does God want then?
- For you to wait.
You'll be together later.
You'll protect him someday.
God talks to us all, Aaron.
We have only to listen.
You will hear Him one day.
(slow music)
- May God guide you, my son.
- Nobody's going to
hurt my baby brother.
(instrumental music)
- It's Pharaoh's daughter,
the Royal princess.
- Bring me that basket.
- Do I look like a fish?
Look like a great swimmer.
Go and get your own basket.
(baby crying)
- This is one of the
Hebrews children,
but now he is mine.
The gods have given me a son
and he will be known as my son
and a Prince over all men.
Because he was drawn from the water,
his name shall be Moses.
- Your Highness.
- Yes, child, you may approach me.
Oh, he's cute.
Will you be needing a nurse for him?
- Huh, oh.
Well yes, yes I will.
- I know just the woman.
- Then bring her to me.
This will be our little secret.
You are destined for
great things Moses.
I feel it in my heart, my son.
(instrumental music)
- Why don't you give up Moses.
I'm too much for you.
- I never give up.
- You should learn to.
See how it true prince wrestles.
- Ramses, is this the way
a future leader behaves?
- No father.
- Moses, you are not
destined to reign over Egypt
but you're still a Prince my
grandson, act as a Prince.
But you Ramses my
son, a future Pharaoh.
You disappoint me.
You have responsibilities.
You are in charge of the monuments.
Get back to the palace, both of you.
I didn't mean to get us
into trouble, cousin.
- You're always
getting me into trouble.
I'm tired of it.
- I'm sorry Ramses.
- You will be.
Believe me, you will be.
(instrumental music)
- Do you like it father?
- You've done a fine job, my son.
- Thank you father.
The years of work and the
slaves lost were worth it
if it brings you pleasure.
I am the only true Prince
in the house of Pharaoh.
- Indeed, you are.
- You will be a God forever
in the eyes of Egypt.
- Thanks to you, my son.
- Let me help you.
- No, your Highness.
If Pharaoh ever found
out that a Prince...
- Did a good deed, I
don't think he'd mind.
That will be a
beautiful tree one day.
- Yes, your Highness.
Thank you, your Highness.
(girl screams)
- Oh, no.
- Get up, you lazy old.
- With every bit of flesh
off of your miserable body.
- Hey you, stop that.
Stop, that's enough of that.
- This is none of your business.
I b*at these dogs all the time,
it's the law of the land.
- And the law is unjust.
That's a man, not a dog
and a civilized man should
not hurt even a dog.
That's just not right.
- You need to be taught a lesson.
You k*ll Pharaoh's grandson.
- I k*ll anyone who
marked Pharaoh's law.
And by the looks of you,
you're no royal grandson.
(intense music)
- I've k*lled him.
- Oh, run lad, run.
The Pharaoh would
slay you for this deed.
- But I can explain it to
him, he's my grandfather.
- No, he's not.
- I know you.
You're Aaron, son of
my nurse, Jochebed.
- She's not your nurse,
she's your real mother.
- But I'm a Prince of Egypt.
- Do you not remember
the river, the basket,
the blanket your own mother gave you?
- I dream of these things, but...
- It all happened.
And Jochebed's daughter, Miriam.
- Your sister, my sister.
We both love you.
Now, you must ride for your life.
- No, I'm a Prince of Egypt.
- Why would I lie?
Trust me, Moses, trust me.
Haven't you always felt
different deep down inside?
- Yes, but...
- Take this donkey, flee
while you still can.
- What about you, Miriam, my family?
- We'll survive.
We always have, we always will.
Put this on and go now.
(guards shouting)
Here come the guards.
We'll see each other
again, my brother.
I know it, I feel it.
- [Soldier] Get him.
(donkey brays)
- May God be with you, my brother.
(dramatic music)
(guards yelling)
- [Guard] Hold.
- No, I can explain.
- You are no longer a
Prince of Egypt, Moses
- Ramses, surely Pharaoh.
- He has granted you your life.
I wouldn't have.
There is your scepter.
You are now a Prince of the desert.
Be gone from Egypt Moses.
Be the Prince of the
scorpions, the locusts
and the buzzards.
(slow music)
I'm sorry, I got you
into this, donkey.
(donkey brays)
Water?
You smell water?
Hey, hey, wait for me.
Hey.
(slow music)
- Out of the way, women.
- But we were here first.
- Our goats are thirstier.
- Out before we tell you harm.
- The women were there
first, wait your turn
or deal with me.
- Be off.
- I'm a dead man to Pharaoh
and my donkey has a bad temper.
So why don't you leave
now, let the women tend
to their sheep.
The two of us, we have
nothing to lose or to fear.
- Would you like to share our water?
- I'd be honored.
- Do you have a name?
- Moses.
- I am Zipporah, daughter of Jethro.
Are you a Hebrew?
- No, yes.
I'm just a stranger
in a strange land.
- Come, my father will want
to thank you for saving us.
- [Narrator] So Moses
settled in the land of Midian
and kept the flocks of Jethro
and Jethro gave Moses his
daughter Zipporah as a wife
and they have two sons.
Moses was happy.
(instrumental music)
But in Egypt, the children of
Israel cried in their bondage
and their cry came up to
God and God heard them.
And God chose noses to lead
them out of their servitude.
- Like those flowers?
Don't eat all of them.
They wouldn't want you to
have a stomach ache now,
would we?
No.
(slow music)
There's one in every flock.
Be careful little one.
Little one, be careful.
I've never seen anything like that.
I've gotta take a closer look.
You probably have
more sense than I have.
(intense music)
A fire that doesn't harm a bush.
- [Narrator] And when he
had climbed to the place,
God called to him out of
the midst of the fire.
- [God] Moses, Moses, Moses.
- I'm here.
I'm right here.
- [God] Take off your
shoes for you are standing
on Holy ground.
- I've taken off my shoes, sir.
- [God] I am the God of your fathers,
the God of Abraham
and the God of Isaac
and the God of Jacob.
I have seen the affliction
of my people who are in Egypt
and I have heard their cries
for I know their sorrows.
Therefore I will send
you, Moses to free them
and you will bring my people
to serve me upon this mountain.
- Who am I, Lord to do this?
If I go back to Egypt
and say I'm sent by God,
nobody will believe me.
They'll ask me what God,
what's this God's name?
What will I tell them?
- [God] I am that I am.
You will say, I am
has sent me to you.
This is my name forever
and they will believe you.
Now go, I will be with you.
- Lord, they're going to
need more than my word.
- [God] Moses, cast your
staff onto the ground.
Now pick it up by the tail.
Put your hand inside your
robe and draw it out.
- My hand, it's diseased.
- [God] Put your hand
back inside your robe
and draw it out again.
Show the people the signs
and they will believe.
Give them my message and they
will follow you out of Egypt
to this mountain and
then you will lead them
to their true home,
a land that will flow
with milk and honey for them all.
- Lord, I trust your judgment,
but I'm not that great a speaker.
- [God] Use your brother,
Aaron, to help you.
Do as I have instructed, Moses.
I will be with you.
(suspenseful music)
- You'll need this.
Please don't leave us, Moses.
- God has spoken, I must go.
- Will we ever see you again?
- Of course you will.
You must have faith.
- We do Moses, we do.
(slow music)
- Who's there.
Is anybody there?
Show yourself, villain.
- Moses, is that you?
- Show yourself.
- Moses.
- Aaron, my brother.
How did you know?
- I had this dream.
God told me to meet you here.
- It was no dream, my brother.
We have to do as He has commanded.
- We go to Pharaoh?
We have a new Pharaoh, arrogant,
hateful, a sl*ve master.
You once called him cousin.
- Ramses, I haven't
seen him in years.
- He's not going to want to see you.
I told my dream to our people.
They know you've come to lead them
to the land of milk and honey,
to deliverance, to freedom.
- Aaron, I'm glad you're with me.
I'm going to need
all the help I can get.
- I will always be
by your side, Moses.
- Thank you, my brother.
You will stay with Miriam.
You have much to do tomorrow.
- Oh baby brother.
Welcome back, welcome home.
Oh, if only our parents could
have lived to see this day.
- It's good to be home, Miriam.
Finally home.
- Moses, welcome.
- The elders wanted to meet you.
Come, come, we all want to
hear what God has told you.
(orchestral music)
- I've come to see Pharaoh.
Pharaoh doesn't see Hebrews.
- Pass this riff raff
away from... Moses?
- Ramses, I come on urgent business.
I come as a representative of God.
- Moses, the m*rder*r,
Moses the coward.
My sister d*ed mourning you.
- I'm sorry.
- You've always been a sorry
excuse for a Prince, Moses.
There is only one
true Prince of Egypt
and now he is Pharaoh.
You smell of sheep.
Let them both wait until all
the incense in the palace
has been lit.
- Well, at the very least,
we're getting an
audience with Pharaoh.
(instrumental music)
- (indistinct) when He spoke to me.
And as was told to me, the
Lord God of Israel says,
"Let my people go."
(laughter)
- Oh, Moses, you expect me to
just let the Hebrews leave.
Just like that because
a God I do not know,
have never heard of, wants me to.
You've been in the desert too long.
Look at you with your tawdry
robe and your splintered staff.
You're pathetic in my eyes,
but then you've always been pathetic.
A m*rder*r, a coward, a fraud.
As for your Lord God,
Pharaoh is the god of Egypt.
There is no other.
- Show him, show him the sign.
- Behold, the power of the Lord God.
- Father?
- It's just a trick my
son, watch and see.
(snakes hiss)
Even my magicians can
outdo your so-called God.
- Our magicians are better.
(applause)
- Hear me, Pharaoh.
The Lord, God has commanded it.
Let my people go.
- Tell your God that Pharaoh
will not release his slaves.
They barely work as it is
and you would have me set them free.
No, tell your God that I
will increase their work.
I will no longer give them
straw to make their bricks.
They will have to
find their own straw.
And if they don't meet
their quotas, they will die.
They will die by days end.
Tell your God that, Moses
Arrogant fool.
- Father.
Oh, he's just a nuisance.
Nothing for you to worry about.
- Anyone who doesn't
meet his quota of bricks
will die by sundown.
More bricks, more bricks.
- What's this?
- Hold your tongue,
they're led by Dathan,
he's Pharaoh's spy.
- Pharaoh has Hebrews his spies?
- You've been away
for a very long time.
- Are you happy now?
They're working as harder.
- They're k*lling us.
- All you've done is
make everything worse.
- Go to Pharaoh, apologize.
Say you made a mistake.
- Maybe you misunderstood
what God said.
Maybe you got it all wrong.
Go tell Pharaoh you were wrong.
We didn't ask for your help.
Apologize, apologize now.
- Moses, Moses.
Dathan, you would put your
needs above God's will.
- God's will?
Look around you, Aaron.
God has abandoned us.
- Lord God, I did
everything you tod me,
but I only made things worse.
- [God] Moses, go again to Pharaoh.
I will make you like a god to him.
Take your staff and stretch
forth your hand upon the river.
You shall multiply
my wonders in the land
and in this shall they
know that I am the Lord.
- Pharaoh, the Lord,
God has commanded you
to let His people go.
- Ah, the Lord God of trickery again.
Out of my way, Moses
or out trample you.
- Behold His power.
- [Narrator] And Moses
did as the Lord commanded.
He lifted up his staff
in the sight of Pharaoh
and struck the waters and all
the river turned to blood.
Throughout all the land of
Egypt, the water's turned
to blood and the fish
d*ed and the river stank.
And the Egyptians could not drink.
- Another clumsy bit of magic.
Fine, you've poisoned the water.
I don't need to drink
water when I have wine.
Your heart is hard Pharaoh,
but my God is stronger.
The Lord God has instructed me.
I will show you that
He is the one true God.
Pharaoh, cousin, let my people go.
This doesn't have to happen.
Your people will
suffer, some will die.
- Enough, Pharaoh is the only
god you have to fear, Moses.
You'll be the one to die, cousin.
- [Narrator] And he hit
the dust of the earth
with this staff and the
dust became the lice.
Pharaoh's magicians could do nothing.
There were lice upon man and beast.
- Pharaoh hears, but
does not listen, Lord.
[Narrator] And frogs
came up out of the river
and spread over the land
and they d*ed in the houses
in heaps.
- Frogs, this is all his
God has to torment me with?
Frogs.
- [Narrator] Then
came swarms of flies.
Cattle d*ed and the land stank.
- Flies are nothing, Moses.
Moses does bad tricks.
- Exactly, bad tricks
and nothing more.
- [Narrator] Then the people of Egypt
were sicken with sores.
Only the children of
Israel were spared.
This is the finger of God.
- We've called from Moses.
He's here right now.
- Perhaps Pharaoh could
get him to ask his God
to leave us alone.
- I am god, never forget that.
- Yes, Pharaoh, we are sorry Pharaoh.
- These are worse than
the lice and the flies.
- They speak wisely, Pharaoh.
All of this will cease
only when you do
as the Lord, God commands.
Let my people go, release
them from their bondage.
- Leave this place or die.
- [Narrator] But
Pharaoh would not listen.
So Moses stretched
his hand towards heaven
and the Lord rained
hail upon the land.
(screams)
Fire ran along the ground.
Then locusts came
to destroy the crops.
Then a darkness came from God.
For three days, the earth
was covered by darkness.
There was only light in Goshen
and the green things slowly d*ed.
Please Pharaoh, send for Moses.
- His God is destroying your kingdom.
The crops die, the cattle die.
Please send for him,
oh great Pharaoh.
- Bring me Moses.
Take this death from my kingdom.
- Ramses, how long will
you wait before you see
that this is all God's will.
Don't hurt your people anymore.
God commands you
to let His people go.
You've seen what the Lord God can do.
Don't think that you
are greater than God.
- Who is this God of yours, Moses?
- The Lord, God of Abraham
and of Isaac and of Jacob.
- Hi name, his name.
- Jehovah.
- I know no such name,
I know no such God.
If you don't want to
see your people slain,
leave this house.
- The Lord, God will bring
one more plague upon Egypt.
Tonight at midnight,
the Lord will descend
upon your kingdom.
He will k*ll every firstborn son
from the rich to the
poor and your dungeons.
Only the children of
Israel will be spared.
Tomorrow you shall set them
free as your great nation
mourns and asks why didn't
Pharaoh heed the words
of the Lord, God.
- You are banished from this house.
Banished.
If I ever see your face
again, I'll k*ll you.
- I'll mourn your loss, Ramses.
Goodbye Pharaoh.
- Father, I'm the first born.
I'm afraid.
- Don't be.
This man is nothing,
his God is nothing.
His people are nothing.
- Then why am I still scared?
- [Narrator] Then Moses called
for all the elders of Israel
and he said to them...
- God has spoken to me.
This day is the
beginning of your journey
to the promised land.
Tonight, you must eat
nothing but unleavened bread
and the meat of lamb.
Let each of you take
the blood of the lamb
and mark your doors and don't
leave your homes until morning
for tonight the Lord God will come
and He will deal with your
oppressors and will shield you
from the destroyer.
When death sees the mark of
Lamb's blood on your doors,
he will pass over your homes.
He will not hurt any of you.
But once we leave this
land, we must remember
and celebrate this night.
This night of the Passover.
- [Narrator] And the people
did as the Lord commanded.
(suspenseful music)
- Death has just passed us by.
- Thank God.
- Yes, but pity the
first born of Egypt.
- [Narrator] And at midnight,
it came to pass as Moses said.
All the first born of
Egypt were struck.
There was house where
there was not one dead
and a great cry rose up.
- Oh, great god Ra.
No, not my son, not my son.
Find Moses, get me Moses.
Moses.
Moses.
All the Hebrews of
Goshen were spared.
- My friend, I'm so sorry.
- You are not my friend.
Say nothing to me.
Go, take your people and go.
Take our riches, I don't care.
Serve your God and be gone.
- We will go, the sons and
daughters, the young and the old,
the flocks and the herds will go.
We all have seen that the
Lord, God Jehovah lives.
- Moses, I will not forget what
you have done to my kingdom
and to me.
(crowd cheering)
(dramatic music)
- God has blessed you, my brother.
- God has blessed us all.
Remember this day, this
day the hand of the Lord
broke the chains of sl*very.
What?
- I'm glad I guarded your basket.
You cried your head off that night.
- If it wasn't for you, perhaps
God wouldn't have chosen me.
- That's what big sisters are for.
God works through us too.
And where are we going?
- We go to the promised land.
- Where is this promised land?
- I don't know.
- No map to guide us?
- No.
- Then how?
- He will guide us.
I have faith that
he will lead the way.
- [Narrator] And the
Lord went before them
as a pillar of cloud
to lead the way by day
and by night a pillar of fire.
- Come on, this way.
We camp here.
- Moses, has God told you how
we are to cross this vast sea?
- Not exactly.
- I wouldn't let too
many people know that.
- Oh, farms d*ed, our
buildings are not being built.
There's no one to tend hour herds.
Why have you set these slaves free?
- You ordered it, great Pharaoh
after their God k*lled all of our--
- I was a fool.
It was a moment of weakness.
How could I let Moses
and his God best me?
There is only one god, Pharaoh.
I am the only god.
Summon the chariots.
We will pursue the Hebrews.
The ones we don't k*ll, we capture.
- What about Moses?
- Moses is mine.
I want to watch him die.
(dramatic music)
Onward men, k*ll or capture.
k*ll or capture.
- [Man] Pharaoh is coming,
Pharaoh is coming with his army.
- What kind of a leader are you?
- What do you mean, Dathan?
- This is su1c1de.
- Yeah, you've led us into
the wilderness to die.
- I always said you didn't know
what you were doing, always.
- You've led us into a trap.
We can't fight Pharaoh.
- Enough.
Pack your things, be ready to move.
- But Pharaoh, we
can't fight Pharaoh.
- The Lord shall fight for you.
- I wonder what God told him.
- I'm sure we're gonna find out soon.
- Moses.
Moses I've got you now.
At my command, we att*ck.
Show no mercy.
Where's your God now, Moses?
(suspenseful music)
Hold, hold.
- Pharaoh.
- Have your men go around the fire.
(suspenseful music)
- Moses, you cannot stop me.
You will die at my hands.
(indistinct chatter)
- The Egyptians you see today,
you will never see again.
See how the Lord protects you.
Go, go, go.
- Oh, shall we go?
- Yes, sister.
- Come children, hurry, hurry.
- Don't forget the wagon.
- att*ck!
- I thought I'd lost her.
- She wanted to see the fish.
- [Man] Pharaoh's army,
they're coming, they're coming.
- I told you they'd k*ll us.
Didn't I tell you?
They're gonna k*ll
us all, thanks to you.
(instrumental music)
- Do not be afraid.
Behold the salvation of the Lord.
There is no one like you, Lord.
You've spun your winds
and tossed your seas
upon our enemies.
You have saved your chosen people.
You've have taken us out
of sl*very, out of Egypt,
like an Eagle takes his
young upon his wings.
- [Crowd] Praise God.
- On to the promised land.
(instrumental music)
- [Narrator] So Moses brought
Israel through the wilderness.
They went many days
and found no water.
The people began to doubt.
- What kind of trip is this?
No food, no water.
You wanna k*ll us?
Is that the idea?
- What kind of man are you?
Do you have any
idea what you're doing?
- You complain, you always complain.
Hasn't God taken care of you
like a father does his children?
Hasn't He promised you a
great land to call your home,
a land of water, of
green valleys and hills.
Hasn't He promised you all of this?
- But we're hungry and thirsty.
- Really thirsty.
- Are we there yet?
- [Narrator] And the people
wept all that night, crying.
- [Man] Moses, we're thirsty.
- [Man] Moses, we're hungry.
- [Woman] Why have
you and God taken us
to this horrible place.
- [Man] At least the Egyptians
fed us and gave us water.
I have an idea, let's go back.
- If God really talks to you,
tell him we're dying out here.
- My wife's not happy,
that's for certain.
- Can't you do anything?
- If God provides you water,
will you stop whining.
- Well, yes, but there's
no water around here.
- See how God loves you.
(instrumental music)
(water splashing)
- Water!
Hey everyone, water.
You know, while you're at
it, we could use some food.
Got any ideas?
- Lord, these people
are driving me mad.
I just don't understand
what you want me to do.
I'd appreciate your help.
- [God] I have heard the
murmurings of Israel.
Come morning, I will rain
food from the heavens for you.
Speak to them and say so.
- Children of Israel,
God has heard your cries.
Tomorrow morning, you will see.
(soft music)
- Mother, father come look.
- [Narrator] And in
the morning it was so.
On the ground lay
food like the frost.
- This is the bread
the Lord has given you.
It is manna, bread from heaven.
Take it, eat it.
Let your stomach's be full.
Thank you, Lord.
- It's honey.
- Eat, eat and let's march.
- How much further my brother?
- That way towards that mountain.
- As God wills it.
- Go ahead, go ahead.
- Well, why hasn't
God given us any meat?
- All we get as manna,
manna, manna, manna.
The Egyptians gave us meat.
- We had fish and
cucumbers and melons.
- Cucumbers and melons aren't meat.
- I meant beef and lamb.
- We always had beef and lamb.
- Yeah.
- We did.
- We had a wide variety
of foods to choose from.
- I mean, let's face it.
A little manna goes a long way.
- Yeah, I couldn't have
put it any better myself.
- But you told us what to say.
- Lord, what can I
do with these people?
I can't take it anymore.
All day long, all night
long what do I here?
Give me this, give me that.
Give me bread, give me
water, give me meat.
Lord, there is no meat out here.
- [God] Is my power doubted?
Go and tell them
they shall have food.
- Thank you, Lord.
I have spoken to the Lord.
He will give you meat, not
just for one day or 10 days,
but for a whole month until
it comes out of your ears
because you question why
you were led out of Egypt.
Enjoy your meal.
Joshua, my young general.
- I merely fight for God, Moses.
I'm no general.
- Come sit by me boy.
One day a general you will be.
God has told me you will do
great things for our people.
- Oh, really.
- God tells me many things.
- Well, thank you Moses.
Thank you, sir.
- Would you tell Aaron and Miriam
I'd like to speak with them?
- Yes sir.
- You sent for us.
- Sit brother and sister, sit.
You both seem troubled.
- Moses, you promised too much.
- Don't worry,
everything will be fine.
- I know you think
God only speaks to you,
but He speaks to us too.
I never heard him mention
anything about meat.
- If you were able to empty
all the seas of all the fish,
there still wouldn't be enough
to feed all of our people.
- Once you both believed.
- [God] Hear now my
words, my children.
I speak to everyone
who believes in me.
But to Moses, I make myself known.
I chose Moses as my servant among all
for he is the most
humble man on earth.
So to Moses, I speak face to face.
- Never forget God's plan.
- Quail, out here.
- They're here because
God said they'd be.
- Look, the meat.
- Come on, I hope you like quail.
We'll be getting a lot
of it for the next month.
Me, I don't like queen all that much.
(dramatic music)
- What is this strange place?
- The place the Lord
first appeared to me.
- Moses.
- God wants me there again.
- I'm afraid.
- Don't be.
Come, come we'll make camp here.
Can you not hear it?
It is the voice of God.
Do not be fearful.
One day you will all be
able to open your hearts
to His voice.
Now I must go up on the
mountain and talk with God.
- Be careful Moses.
- I am with God.
Watch over our people,
they may grow restless.
- I will, my brother.
- I'm coming with you.
- Now I feel safer.
Joshua, I must go alone from here.
I'll wait for you, Moses.
(slow music)
- [Narrator] And he climbed
up into the thick cloud
where God was.
He stayed 40 days and 40 nights.
Darkness covered
the glory of the Lord.
- Moses has deserted us.
He's been up there forever.
He's dead, I tell you, dead.
- He'll never come back.
- No, he'll come back.
- What if he doesn't?
What if he dies up there?
What will we do?
We'll all die here, all of us.
- Aaron, make us a god, a real god.
A god who lead us
to the promised land.
- [Crowd] Yes.
- I can't do that.
- Make us a god or die on that
mountain with your brother.
Or die down here with your sister.
- Miriam.
- God will forgive you.
- But will Moses?
- Break off the golden rings
from the ears of your wives
and your daughters,
bring them to Aaron.
Get all that Egyptian gold, yeah.
Get the silver too, their jewelry.
That's the way.
Aaron will make us a real god.
Golden cat, who needs Moses
and his invisible god.
Not me, not you.
Come on, come on, give us
that jewelry, all of it.
(dramatic music)
- God forgive me for what I've done.
(dramatic music)
Here is your god, children of Israel.
- Let's all dance and sing and
give praise to our new god.
A god we can all see face to face.
(crowd cheering)
Not like Moses' private god.
- [God] Moses, Moses, I
give to you the way to live.
I give to you my 10 commandments.
Remember them, teach them,
teach them for the rest of time.
I am the Lord your God,
you shall have no
other gods before me.
You shall not worship false gods.
You shall never take my name in vain.
You shall keep the Sabbath day Holy.
Honor your father and your mother.
You shall not m*rder.
You shall not commit adultery.
You shall not steal.
You shall not lie.
You shall never want
what belongs to others.
- Thank you God, thank you.
(dramatic music)
- Moses, your face.
You've been touched by God.
Sounds like someone's
attacking the camp.
- It's not w*r we hear,
it's a celebration.
(drums playing)
They've gone too far this time.
- It's Moses.
- Moses.
- So it's Moses.
We don't need him anymore.
We have our own god right here.
Look, it's sparkles.
Do you see how it sparkles.
It's gold, gold, gold.
- Moses.
- Thank God.
- This is how you were pay the Lord.
He brought you out of sl*very.
He led you across the desert.
He parted the seas to let you live.
And yet you doubted Him.
I call on heaven and earth
to see what you have done.
(thunder rumbling)
- What are you afraid of?
A little bad weather.
We could use some rain, right?
Right, I mean it's dry out here.
- Don't you realize He loves you.
He gave these to us,
His commandments.
All who believe in the Lord,
all who are on his side.
Come to Him, walk towards me.
- [Woman] Yes.
- Are you people crazy?
We have a golden calf right here.
All Moses has is a
couple of rocks, rocks.
You can find rocks anywhere.
He says those rocks are God's
laws, they're Moses' laws.
Moses wants to be like Pharaoh.
He thinks he is better
than everybody else.
- Today you will witness
the judgment of the Lord.
(suspenseful music)
(people screaming)
Lord, forgive them, they're sorry.
If you're still angry.
If you want to punish
anyone, punish me first.
Thank you, Lord.
- His laws, they're destroyed.
- I will go back to the mountain.
God will provide us another set.
This time when I'm
away, I have something
a little better for you to build.
Come, I have instructions
for you from above.
- We must construct an arc,
an arc to how's the tablets.
And we must construct a
Tabernacle so that God
may dwell in our midst.
- All Moses does his talk with God.
- He should pay more attention to us.
- He should pay more attention
to where we're going.
- Surely he's gotten as lost.
- [God] How long will
these people disobey me?
How long will they turn their backs
on all I have done for them?
Perhaps I should just abandon them.
- Lord, everyone in the land
knows how powerful you are.
The plagues, the parting of the sea.
Show how powerful your love is.
Please, pardon the
sins of these people
because of your unfailing love.
- [God] I will pardon them Moses,
but not one of them will
see the promised land.
They will all wander the wilderness
until the last of their
generation is gone.
Their children and their
children's children
will make the final
journey without them.
- [Narrator] And the sins
of the children of Israel
caused them to wander in
the wilderness for 40 years
until all the older generation
that would not believe perished.
- Moses, it's Miriam, she's...
- I know.
- She d*ed in her sleep.
- That is good.
- All the older ones.
- Are embarking on another journey.
Are you in pain?
- No, I'll be seeing God's face soon.
- You've been the
best of brothers, Aaron.
You helped me, stayed by my side.
- We really caused
Pharaoh some problems.
You remember?
- Snake.
- And those flies, I think
the flies were my favorite.
Whoa, Pharaoh hated those flies.
God has a great sense of humor.
Don't be sad Moses.
We were blessed, we
were chosen by God.
Soon our people will
see the promised land.
That is a great thing.
- Aaron.
- With the Lord as I
will be too, very soon.
- But Moses, this makes no sense.
- The new world, it belongs
to those who believe
and those with the
courage to enter it.
- But the Lord chose you.
- One time I failed him,
so justly I was punished.
He will allow me to
see the promised land,
but not to enter it.
- That is to be my reward, Joshua
and a wonderful reward it is.
- But the Lord...
- Just mentioned me once in
a while to your children.
Moses, God's humble servant.
- Moses.
- Let me speak to the children
of Israel one last time.
- Yes, Moses.
(slow music)
- Children of Israel, God
has told me I must die
in this land.
Joshua will be your leader now.
You will all cross over and
live in the promised land
and the Lord will be with you all.
He will watch over you
and you will lack nothing.
You will have food
and you will have homes
and your fields will sprout.
It will be plentiful and so
are your cattle and sheep.
But you should never
forget this journey.
Never forget God's words.
Keep them in your heart.
Remember all that he has given us.
And if you sin ask His forgiveness,
He will grant it to you.
Why, because He loves us all.
It's time that you
cross the river Jordan.
Go on on to the promised land.
This is what He brought you here for.
- Moses.
- Lead them, my great
general, lead them.
- Will you be all right?
- Better than all right.
- On to the promised land.
Onward, over Jordan.
(slow music)
Coming Lord, coming.
(instrumental music)
I'm ready.
- [God] This is your place, Moses.
This is your place.
- [Narrator] So Moses d*ed there.
No one knows his resting
place unto this day,
but there hasn't been a
prophet since like Moses.
The only man who knew the
Lord God face to face.
(instrumental music)
Ten Commandments, The (2007)
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