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The Right Choice
By faith, Moses, when he came to years, refused to be called than
In the schools of Egypt, Moses received the highest civil and military training. Of great personal attractions, noble in form and stature, of cultivated mind and princely bearing, and renowned as a military leader, he became the nation’s pride. [25]–{CC 81.2}
All who occupied the throne of the Pharaohs must become members of the priestly caste, and Moses as the heirapparent was to be initiated be induced They threatened him with the loss of the crown and warned that the princess would disown him should he persist in his adherence to the Hebrew faith. But he was unshaken in his determination to render homage to none save the one God....–{CC 81.3}
They fit Moses to take pre-eminence among the great of the earth, to shine in the courts of its most glorious kingdom, and to sway the scepter of its power. His intellectual greatness distinguishes him above the great men of all ages. As a historian, poet, philosopher, general of armies, and legislator, he stands without a peer. Yet with the world before him, he had the moral strength to refuse the flattering prospects of wealth and greatness and fame....–{CC 81.4}
Moses had been instructed be given were held be bestowed heaven –
In the schools of Egypt, Moses received the highest civil and military training. Of great personal attractions, noble in form and stature, of cultivated mind and princely bearing, and renowned as a military leader, he became the nation’s pride. [25]–{CC 81.2}
All who occupied the throne of the Pharaohs must become members of the priestly caste, and Moses as the heir
They fit Moses to take pre-eminence among the great of the earth, to shine in the courts of its most glorious kingdom, and to sway the scepter of its power. His intellectual greatness distinguishes him above the great men of all ages. As a historian, poet, philosopher, general of armies, and legislator, he stands without a peer. Yet with the world before him, he had the moral strength to refuse the flattering prospects of wealth and greatness and fame....–{CC 81.4}
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