Born under a death decree, a Hebrew infant is hidden.
Set afloat in a papyrus basket, he is found by Pharaoh’s daughter.
Nursed by his mother, then raised as royalty, he is “drawn out.” In palace schools he learns Egyptian language, law, and statecraft.
Yet his Hebrew identity survives—whispered at home, tested by oppression.
Between two worlds, Moses gains access and purpose—the deliverer formed inside the empire he will confront.