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Pharaoh's daughter

Pharaoh's daughter

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Sep 30, 2026

Rachel HughesHOST
43:26
Very complicated, but without...
Rachel HughesHOST
43:28
Without the midwives, without Miriam, without Moses' mom, without Pharaoh's daughter, there is no Moses.
Tim MackieGUEST
43:36
There
Rachel HughesHOST
43:37
is no redemption.
Tim MackieGUEST
47:12
And she immediately sees the individual and the fate and she empathizes.
Tim MackieGUEST
47:18
That has to be part of the contrast.
Tim MackieGUEST
47:21
Like what do I see when I see somebody? Do I see an abstract like mental category of the group that they represent and I'm actually not able to see the individual or do I see like Pharaoh's daughter sees?
Amy HughesHOST
47:35
Sounds like Jesus.
Rebecca Eden WalkerNARRATOR
84:38
For Moses' beauty, compare Acts 7, 20.
Rebecca Eden WalkerNARRATOR
84:42
The name of Pharaoh's daughter, Thermuthis, occurs also in the Book of Jubilees, 47, 5.
Rebecca Eden WalkerNARRATOR
84:49
Tharmuth.
Rebecca Eden WalkerNARRATOR
84:50
Elsewhere she is called Bithia.
Rebecca Eden WalkerNARRATOR
85:36
Such was Moses when Thermuthis, who was not blessed with offspring of her own, adopted him as her son.
Rebecca Eden WalkerNARRATOR
85:44
Now on one occasion, she brought him to her father and showed him to him and told how, in case it was God's will that she should have no child of her own, she had made provision for a successor by bringing up a boy of divine beauty and noble spirit, and by what a miracle she had received him from the bounteous river.
Rebecca Eden WalkerNARRATOR
86:08
"And I thought," she added, "to make him my child and the heir to your kingdom." With these words, she laid the babe in her father's arms, and he took him and hugged him to his breast, and to please his daughter, affectionately placed his diadem upon his head.
Rebecca Eden WalkerNARRATOR
86:26
But Moses, in mere childishness, tore it off and dashed it to the ground and trampled upon it.
Blake BarberaHOST
1:22
Exodus tells us that Moses was born during Pharaoh's attempt to kill the male children of Israel.
Blake BarberaHOST
1:30
His mother hid him for three months and then placed him in a basket among the reeds of the Nile.
Blake BarberaHOST
1:36
pharaoh's daughter discovered him recognized that he was a hebrew child and adopted him as her own son through an extraordinary act of providence moses's biological mother was then hired to nurse and care for him this means that moses probably spent at least his earliest years with his own family he may have learned something about the god of abraham isaac and jacob He may also have learned that he belonged to the people who were being enslaved by the Egyptians.
Blake BarberaHOST
2:11
Eventually, however, Moses was returned to Pharaoh's daughter and raised as her son.
Blake BarberaHOST
2:17
This is the point where Exodus jumps directly into Moses's adult life.
Blake BarberaHOST
4:03
According to Josephus, an Egyptian religious scribe warned Pharaoh that a Hebrew child would soon be born who would bring Egypt low and raise up the Israelites.
Blake BarberaHOST
4:16
This prediction caused Pharaoh to order the death of the Hebrew boys.
Blake BarberaHOST
4:22
Josephus then names Pharaoh's mother, which is something the book of Exodus does not do.
Art RainerHOST
9:08
So Marty, I like that.
Art RainerHOST
9:09
See, Nathan wrote Pharaoh's Daughter.
Art RainerHOST
9:11
She went to the bank of the Nile and withdrew a little profit.
Art RainerHOST
9:14
Oh, I read that too quickly.
Art RainerHOST
9:20
Okay, let me say that again, just in case you didn't catch it.
Art RainerHOST
9:24
Nathan said, Pharaoh's daughter, she went to the bank of the Nile and withdrew a little profit.
Art RainerHOST
9:30
Get it? Get it? That's bad.
Art RainerHOST
9:32
Almost missed that.

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