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Now this is a good questions because I know it's shown in a few Kid & Adult movies over the years that Moses killed Pharaohs son (or Moses step Uncle, lol). When you read the Book of Exodus 2:11 - 25 (Remember this is the book that Moses himself wrote after receiving a vision from Yahweh Elohim) it is not mentioned literally that it was specially Pharaohs son.
Even Stephen when he speaks of Moses in the Acts 7: 20 - 29 he does not give any indication that it was the Son of Pharaoh. Only that the man Moses killed was an Egyptian. This is another account of this killing and no mention of a son.
So to answer this question with proof positive and written information, no one will be able to produce that fact that the Egyptian that Moses killed was the son of Pharaoh!
Now; however,if you have read and investigated the website which originally promotes this Question & Answer blog you would no that our reasoning is that of an unique method. Now the method (or more accurately a PURPOSE) must be understood in order to establish the pattern of the heavenly Father's Purpose. This pattern plays out through out the entire scriptures (old testament). The pattern in order to understand the reasoning is of principal of the evidence that Yahweh from the beginning has set male against male, has set brother against brother, has demonstrated the slaying of the first Born and has drawn divisions among brothers. So if we gather and look at the host of events that start out with a killing or a death it would make it likely and reasonable that YES, it was Pharaohs child and that it would reflect the nature of events that's transpired from the start of creation among men.
This fact alone is merely a grain of information. If one was to consider the importance of who the Egyptian was solely would not bear one much information or support if the person does not fully comprehend and understand first Moses, the Tabernacle Pattern and the scriptures.
Now this is a good questions because I know it's shown in a few Kid & Adult movies over the years that Moses killed Pharaohs son (or Moses step Uncle, lol). When you read the Book of Exodus 2:11 - 25 (Remember this is the book that Moses himself wrote after receiving a vision from Yahweh Elohim) it is not mentioned literally that it was specially Pharaohs son.
ReplyDeleteEven Stephen when he speaks of Moses in the Acts 7: 20 - 29 he does not give any indication that it was the Son of Pharaoh. Only that the man Moses killed was an Egyptian. This is another account of this killing and no mention of a son.
So to answer this question with proof positive and written information, no one will be able to produce that fact that the Egyptian that Moses killed was the son of Pharaoh!
Now; however,if you have read and investigated the website which originally promotes this Question & Answer blog you would no that our reasoning is that of an unique method. Now the method (or more accurately a PURPOSE) must be understood in order to establish the pattern of the heavenly Father's Purpose. This pattern plays out through out the entire scriptures (old testament). The pattern in order to understand the reasoning is of principal of the evidence that Yahweh from the beginning has set male against male, has set brother against brother, has demonstrated the slaying of the first Born and has drawn divisions among brothers. So if we gather and look at the host of events that start out with a killing or a death it would make it likely and reasonable that YES, it was Pharaohs child and that it would reflect the nature of events that's transpired from the start of creation among men.
This fact alone is merely a grain of information. If one was to consider the importance of who the Egyptian was solely would not bear one much information or support if the person does not fully comprehend and understand first Moses, the Tabernacle Pattern and the scriptures.