Moses kills a man to save his people | The Prince of Egypt | CLIP

[@BoxOffice-Animation]

Hi everyone! What grade (out of 10) would you give this video?

[@nathancruz9172]

10/10

[@Broadwaygirl918]

10

[@PeterSuarez123]

10 obviously

[@cesarmorales9138]

10/10

[@davidochoa774]

10/10

[@gishathosaurus6828]

That quiet and gentle "please" from Ramses at the end, such a sharp contrast from a character we've known from being so loud and strong

[@GiovanniChristensen]

Every time when Rameses says that, tears roll down my cheeks. It's such a sad and emotional scene.

[@Moon_.cu2]

Time stamp?

[@ianlodge3318]

@@Moon_.cu22:52

[@Moon_.cu2]

@@ianlodge3318 thanks bud

[@sammywestenberger9303]

Rameses: Don’t Listen 👂 To Him!

[@rickymoranjr9609]

I actually cried when Moses said "All I've ever been known to be true is a LIE" when I saw this movie in theaters. it hit me hard right in my feels

[@yahtziririos]

You saw this in THEATERS?! Luuucky

[@rickymoranjr9609]

@@yahtziririos yep, I did when I was a kid

[@LagunaShirogane]

I seen it in the theaters as well when i was a kid. Great family movie. It was around this time that i seen this movie, I also seen Pokemon The First Movie in theaters as well.

[@rickymoranjr9609]

@@LagunaShirogane IKR! where does the time go by?

[@LagunaShirogane]

@@rickymoranjr9609 I know. im in my mid 30s now but then...i was a preteen when I saw those. Im still a Pokemon gamer to this day and so on. You know...there has been theories that it was one of the Thutmose pharaohs that was Moses and that the one that was his Egyptian brother was a different Pharoah and not Ramses II but most archeologists did think it was Ramses II. Its due to one of the Pharoahs of Egypt had a similar experience of events much like of Moses including his own self-exile after killing an Egyptian supervisor for his cruel treatment of the workers to defend an innocent man. Its crazy....I dont 100% believe it as its not been proven concrete yet but evidence is pointing to it. Ironically Thutmose name translates to Moses in some translations in forgotten languages. Thats another connection.

[@FatherAlexanderAnderson]

The way rameses run to moses saying "We can take care of that!" It reminds me when his mother picked baby moses from the riverbed and young rameses wanted to be carried by her rather than her carrying baby moses...

[@SJMJ91]

I'm not religious but for me this is still DreamWorks' greatest animation. The emotional depth and character development, vocal performances, animation style and musical numbers were absolutely on point.

[@user-wi9se5ll3j]

Sorry if I'm noisy and feel free not to answer but why don't you believe in Religion (not Christian, Catholic, or Buddhist but Religion in whole)?

[@yogalover2753]

Same here because I myself am a Christian. Yes, I'm a progressive Christian, but I'm sure that still counts.

[@agentmaryland1239]

Same, my Grandma (devout Christian) got this for me when I was young, she tried very hard to get me to embrace her religion, but I couldn't bring myself to. However, this movie was absolutely a masterpiece and can be enjoyed by all; religious and non. Even to this day, following no religion, I enjoy watching this time and time again.

[@oswald9723]

​@@user-wi9se5ll3j for the same reason you dont believe in every religion thats not yours im guessing

[@user-wi9se5ll3j]

@@oswald9723 I believe God is everywhere, I'm Indigenous bro!

[@jofbeats11]

As a Christian, I remember how much as a lil child back in the day this movie touched my heart & soul. Decades later and it still does❤

[@HappyYummmy]

i still have moises's touch in my bum

[@americanmcgeescollins]

Same here

[@erasier_1991]

Mine too. Except when I saw this as an adult; I just sobbed. Moses' story really got to me. I remember as a child not understanding the depth of just how many children were sacrificed that day and as an adult... It just really hit home. Even in an animation 😢

[@sammywestenberger9303]

Moses: This Is Not Fair!

[@Yasser-cz4yd]

Now we know it's all a lie. The truth really does set you free.

[@leerogish7223]

2:07 rameses forgets he isn’t pharaoh yet. Even if Moses turned around and went back their father still may have made Moses face some form of punishment(banishment ect)

[@HidanoKyoku]

He would have. In Exodus it's clearly stated that God summoned Moses back when "those who wish to kill you are dead." So yeah, he totally would have executed him 🙃

[@leerogish7223]

@@HidanoKyoku the movie isn’t entirely accurate but yes. SETI probably would have overridden rameses pardon and executed him(at hotep and huys suggestion) or at the very least banished him from Egypt or sent him to go work with the rest of the Hebrew slaves.

[@sws212]

He's still the crown prince ( or crown pharaoh?), there's still a lot of power in that and most likely than not the government would've supported what he wanted. There's no reason why his father would've forced a punishment for his "son" or anyone in the government to force them to, for that matter.

[@leerogish7223]

@@sws212 *prince regent* his father was still pharaoh who is revered as a god in Egypt and has the final say on everything.No sooner did Moses return to Egypt then Hotep and huy immediaty reminded rameses that he needed to enforce the death penalty on him for killing the guard years ago so just like his real life counterpart seti probaly ordered Moses put to death if he was ever found.

[@pisces2569]

@@leerogish7223considering Moses is a prince, i don’t think Seti would punish him that harshly

[@anthonybalista7421]

This animation still holds up today honestly.

[@BGatts666]

This period (90s) was literally peak traditionnal animation from american studios, of course it "holds up" The cgi in this movie isn't as great (still pretty good though), it was still kind of new to blend 3D and 2D animation together then.

[@TheyAreHere2]

Still holds up? The West hasn't produced 2D animation anywhere close to this since this movie came out like 30 years ago.

[@josephperdomo1536]

​@@TheyAreHere21998

[@Frühobst]

CGI will take 50 more years to produce handmade work like this. Disney let go of hand animation and fired most of their traditional animators because it was too expensive for them.

[@sammywestenberger9303]

Moses: Get Away 🏃‍♀️ From Me!

[@greendude7650]

Taught me as a kid when you do have the power to stop others from doing wrong it's better to do something then nothing at all.

[@Matt-Rat]

You're right. It's better to do the right thing.

[@sammywestenberger9303]

Rameses: Listen 👂 To Me!

[@KayokiHimori-sr1qd]

3:07 That Foreshadows when Moses parted the red sea and left ramses alone...

[@Bubblelove236]

This scene has so many iconic lines like “all I’ve ever known to be true is a lie”,”go ask the man I once called father”, “goodbye brother”all hit me with the feels even when I’m older.

[@curtisthornsberry4236]

Man listening to his conscience only to regret his actions. There is a reason this story has survived for so long.

[@nitroxo2821]

Imagine if at that moment when Ramses says "Please", Moses stayed. Not because he could be free of guilt, but for the sake of his brother and their relationship. Moses may have been able to change Ramses' mind before Ramses became angry and felt alone without his brother by his side. And just maybe, things could have gone a lot differently.

[@aprettyfunnyperson4516]

Either that, or he never would have met God in the burning bush and had begun to practice Egyptian religion instead.

[@GMKGoji01]

I used to watch this a lot as a kid. I forgot how good this was! Only…it takes place after the story of Joseph.

[@Moonbovine]

Yes, because Joseph is the reason why Moses was in this situation in the Bible 🤣

[@Mio248]

@@Moonbovine If you're talking about the oppression of the slaves, then no. That was the fault of another Pharaoh after Joseph's reign from what I remember in scripture. But you go ahead.

[@GMKGoji01]

⁠@@Mio248That one I didn't know. But I also wanted to think that moving to Egypt wasn't a good idea for the Hebrews after all. Is it bad if I say it was their fault they got enslaved?

[@PinkKeeby]

​@@Moonbovine Well Jacob and his family had to survive from the famine so

[@sammywestenberger9303]

Joseph: Amen 🙏

[@Disneymom-gc2nl]

“Please…” “Goodbye…brother” “Moses! Mosessss!!” 😭😭😭😭😭

[@brodiger]

0:57 he looked like he almost lost his balance, but he didn’t at least he got rid of that guy

[@jonathancruz5932]

2:52 That part is very emotional

[@Brolys-drip]

The turning point of it all. Had Moses stayed then maybe the Hebrews would've had a more peaceful release. Where Moses was able to solve their problems through diplomacy. Maybe so much bloodshed and plague didn't have to happen.

[@sammywestenberger9303]

Moses: No Way.

[@sellie3810]

​​@@Brolys-dripI don't think so. Imagine working for a bad company and wished you had made changes, but the change is ultimately drastic and almost impossible that you had rather just resigned. Hence, the running away of Moses.

[@thejoker2244-l4z]

This film potrayed a good fact, Rameses bore genuine love in him; it's just unfortunate that Moses is the middle man

[@nathanieltheoneandonly5933]

According to the Bible, Moses didn't kill the Egyptian by accident. Rather, he murdered him and buried him in the sand

[@NoelJohnCarlo]

So you were saying... He killed him on purpose?

[@nathanieltheoneandonly5933]

@@NoelJohnCarlo Yes

[@sof8386]

​@@nathanieltheoneandonly5933 in Islam he killed him by accident

[@PinkKeeby]

Yep, and he didn't think anyone saw him. But then the next day when he saw two Hebrews fighting, Moses told them to stop fighting because they are brothers, but the one in the wrong, asked Moses "Who made you king and ruler over us? Are you gonna kill me like you killed that Egyptian man yesterday?"

[@Laurassausallejamene]

@@sof8386 Islam is false and inaccurate, written by someone into Lolis

[@christianaguiare544]

Who knew a religious movie would be one of the greatest in animation history?

[@pawea1347]

Because it's not a typical religious movie. They get history from Bible, that's for sure, and although atheists don't get the spiritual part of this movie (like those who believe, not even Christians, but Muslims as well). But there are some themes many people can understand like slavery, hope, freedom, brothers rivalry etc. This movie does incredible job at mixing all of these stuff in that way so believers and non believers could watch this movie. I'm Catholic by the way. And that not means I could not enjoy 'typical' religious movies, I'm just trying to answer why this movie is so good.

[@schnek8927]

@@pawea1347 Atheists still understand the spiritual, far more so than theists in many cases. Theists see the surface. Atheists look deeper.

[@KenMasters.]

Historically, in approximately 1486 BC: Prince Moses approached behind the torturous Egyptian, checked his surroundings for no witnesses to straight-up pummel that taskmaster to death and hide his corpse in the sand. Moses then tried to play it casual after rescuing the wounded and frightened Hebrew who later snitched on Moses to the others, causing to put a target on Moses' head by the Pharaoh which urged the Ex-Prince Moses to run for his life from Egypt over to Midian. (Of course the film can't go that direction, just to avoid a PG-13 rating.)

[@lukhw1n657]

That would be dark and I wished we could see that.

[@KenMasters.]

@@lukhw1n657 If this movie were dark but accurate, Moses would talk with a speech impediment throughout half the film until after he met God.

[@venaautos]

So it went from accident to pre-meditated murder, that's wild!

[@sammywestenberger9303]

Moses: Never 👎

[@johnmario3795]

​@@venaautosprophet Moses saves the Israelites.

[@katana2seppuku]

ramses was genuinely a good brother, he only wanted the best for moses

[@JustCheese01]

This scene is emotional from start to finish…

[@nathancruz9172]

0:55-1:02 you made the right decision, Moses.

[@jadencoley2177]

God loves and believes in you, Moses, with all of his heart and soul as Jesus does. ❤️

[@nathancruz9172]

@@jadencoley2177 amen 🙏🏻 to that, brother.

[@rafaelalbertocayuela8661]

0:41😑 Besides, if I was on his shoes, I couldn't stand watching the poor old man being deadly whipped, either.

[@davidjamescaberte1133]

God loves and believes in moses, and he did the right thing his heart remained him, and that poor old man being deadly whipped that's God's plan after all he did the right decision just like you did 0:55 1:02 especially 0:41

[@lightheart5]

Especially when he did it intentionally in the Bible.

[@Nostlgiq]

0:46 when you're being executed by the cartels but a socario see's a goku keychain hanging by your side:

[@johnyoung3459]

"that takes care of the cremation"

[@pawea1347]

That "please" was the strongest word he could've ever spoken. I don't know how Ralph Fiennes delivered that, but kudos to him. It is a masterpiece voice acting.

[@Syryu]

Moses: I just killed a man! Ramses: We can take of that. I love that this small exchange highlights the major difference between the two. Ramses only cares about his people in what they can provide to his ideal of Egypt. Everything else, include the lives of his people, is expendable.

[@JoseMora-wc5zz]

The saddest yet most glorious magnificent story I’ve ever watched when I was a child. Chills through the whole thing.

[@cesarmorales9138]

At least he speaks the truth 2:30

[@zephyr1331]

I love the detail that he refers to Pharaoh as “the man I once called father”, but then he still calls Ramses brother. Until the plagues…

[@pseudo2522]

What's weird is that after watching Transformers One, I started to watch this because the relationship with brothers being enemies resonated with this.

[@tjlowe1604]

You know, Moses said every right to defend that elderly man from the awful slave trader

[@declancolwell5443]

Although he hadn't really meant to kill him.

[@HuskiesGaming2000]

I love this film and I believe in god and thank him for free the people

[@nathancruz9172]

0:55-0:59 me too

[@michaeldillon8217]

Wise up all God did was hurt and kill countless lives includes all the animals whose blood stained the Hebrew homes if God is all knowing like we are told they wouldn't have to cover the doors in blood

[@FishWithAquaphobia]

@@michaeldillon8217 God wasn't the one who killed the first born, it was the Angel of Death. Putting blood on their doorposts was a sign of obedience. It should be noted that some Israelites did not put blood on their doorposts and the first born died, and also that some Egyptians put blood on their doorposts and were spared like the rest of the Israelites. It's because they were obedient, and did what God told them to do, that made God spare the ones who put blood on their doorposts. Maybe to you, obedience isn't a value you hold, but, just like a parent asks for obedience from their child in order to keep that child safe, God asks for obedience.

[@sammywestenberger9303]

Miriam: Hey 👋 Moses!

[@KyleEvra-15]

I can't wait for you to take that back once you realize the so called people Moses try so hard to save are nothing but ungrateful assholes. 😂

[@Hydroxoid]

1:08 bet you all didn’t know that’s James Avery (uncle Phil from fresh prince of bel air)

[@Elizabeth-hc3mi]

I wonder if Moses had stayed in Egypt if things would have turned out better. He could influence his brother, instead of leaving the priests and their father to currupt him.

[@annaleichliter4171]

Yeah, but God had other plans...

[@daniellelipman2792]

No they would of killed him he deliberately killed the Egyptian and tried to cover it up

[@glowhoo9226]

In the Bible God tells Moses “those who would kill you are dead”. And moses didn’t accidentally kill the slave driver, he beat him to death and hid his body in the sand.

[@sammywestenberger9303]

Moses: This Can’t Be Happening!

[@brauliorivera2564]

Moses was 34 when he left his brother Ramses and reunited with him when he was 44 when he returned to egypt

[@TyM792]

0:50 Leave that man alone! 0:55 Moses kills Egyptian

[@CarGuy77]

0:15 BY GOD IS THAT JEFF GOLDBLUM!?

[@IAmTheStig32]

You uh c-can't save the old... man, there, you uh, just have to uh, k-keep working... Ah. Moses. Checkmate.

[@sammywestenberger9303]

Aaron: Hey 👋

[@athanalconcel9083]

1:41 "Moses, What's going on?!" 😂😂😂😂😂

[@JosephBaker-d9y]

What would you say if you were Royalty and just seen your brother kill a soldier?

[@advancedmousetrap]

Am i the only one that felt bad for pharoah? Lol

[@kettch777]

Yes....Even here, you see the foolishness and pride of Ramses. Stating that whatever he says the truth is will make it so. NO man, no matter how powerful, can do that.

[@lisboah]

​@@kettch777Well, they are led to believe that pharaohs are like gods.

[@glowhoo9226]

@@kettch777actually at this time period the pharaoh’s word was pretty much law. The only guards around to enforce law answered directly to the pharaoh. So if Ramses said day is night, it would be written.

[@kettch777]

@@glowhoo9226 Yes, but my point was that it still would have been day, not night, regardless of Pharoah's hubris.

[@sammywestenberger9303]

Pharaoh: Hello 👋

[@LeonidKorobov]

Moses didn't mean to kill that man, but it was still worth it as it opened his eyes at how he lives

[@kodyzachmann]

“I JUST KILLED A MAN!” Crazy how raw his voice is

[@ryanwhyte672]

Moses's light has finally seen the truth about what he is. And now what he needs to learn about is freedom to all the people of Egypt. He has been raised by the darkness in his heart. Finding a way to forgive himself for what They have done sometimes for a great good, sacrifices must be made.

[@Yuru86270]

1:09 who did this

[@alexcebollero]

And then for no particular reason, I started running

[@ronanchavez3455]

1:04 OUT OF MY WAY OUT OF MY WAY MOVE

[@mykaylaberndt1343]

What just happened 😱

[@sammywestenberger9303]

Guard 💂‍♀️ #2: Who Did This?

[@mykaylaberndt1343]

@@sammywestenberger9303 I bet I know who did this

[@johnmario3795]

Prophet Moses left all the wealth and treasure in Egypt to suffer with God's people. Truly a man of God.

[@FarsiSand]

I love this movie so is childhood moses was a great prohpet and man

[@themasterofcommentsandrese4351]

0:56 Moses is very strong.

[@nathancruz9172]

Of course, he is.

[@kimberlyspencer7724]

cool dude Moses did the right thing to save the Hebrew old man.

[@kimberlyspencer7724]

we agree with you @nathanonuz9172 Moses is very strong as long as the story of Moses is a very important Sunday school lesson and Phil Spencer is a huge fan of the prince of Egypt movie from DreamWorks.

[@capncake8837]

He slammed basically his entire body against him. Even if the guard was strong, that’s hard to resist, especially when you’d don’t expect it.

[@sammywestenberger9303]

Moses: You Betrayed Us!

[@JacobBenoit-y1l]

At least Moses made that man's death look like an accident, Right Guys?!

[@HassanaAudu-su3kg]

2:31 hits hard

[@victoiresouledelafont3428]

The sad thing is, Moses’ purpose was never to kill this man He just wanted to stop him and they both lost their balance on a high edifice 😢

[@El-Dorado930]

The story of Exodus teaches us the danger of raising a Viper as one of your own. Pharoah learned that the hard way.

[@dianachin4849]

The guard who said "who did this" looks like he should live in a 55 and older community 😄😄😄

[@PrecursorOrb1]

Fun fact: he was voiced by James Avery, the actor who played Uncle Phil in Fresh Prince

[@sammywestenberger9303]

Moses: I Kill The Guard 💂‍♀️

[@psychedelichurricane2508]

Someone should call Bayek of Siwa to rescue these people

[@lochness5524]

Unfortunately Bayek wouldn’t have been born yet

[@sammywestenberger9303]

Old Man 👴: 🆙 There!

[@laserdisc7768]

This was construction working way back then we didn’t have vehicles great machines or Electric tools this is very hard to build

[@borntoclimb7116]

1:10 i remember this scene

[@Star_Mans_Legacy]

This is crazy I’m getting this because I’ve never gotten ANYTHING recommended by this movie before. I just watched it for the first time on Netflix with my girlfriend and I really really enjoyed watching it. I swear KZbin is spying on us.

[@Par590ty42]

I love how in this movie they made Moses more heroic compared to his biblical counterpart, who kills the Egyptian on purpose and then escapes for fear to be punished more than remorse.

[@alexiswilson8093]

How I think the conversation between them might go if Moses decided to stay: Rameses: Moses, calm down. You're overreacting. Moses: Overreacting?! I've just discovered the most horrific news of my entire life, and you think I'm overreacting?! I just killed someone Rameses! How am I supposed to live with myself after all of this?! Rameses: Moses, remember what I said before. When I become Pharaoh, I can wipe the slate clean, and make it seem as if this never happened. Moses: But it did happen, Rameses! You may be able to pretend this didn't happen, but I can't! Rameses: I don't understand why you're so hung up about this. Is this because of that slave girl from the other night? Moses: Her name is Miriam! Rameses: Miriam, sure. So, why are you so fixated of this slave anyway? Do you want to marry her or something? Because if so, I don't think Father would allow even you to do that. Moses: What? No, that's sick! She's my sister, Rameses! Rameses: Sister? Oh please, Moses, you barely know her. Moses: You don't understand! You realize I have gone my whole life being cruel and dismissive to these people, and had no clue that I was one of them? Do you realize that I am coming to realize that I was born as property?! I can't just walk out onto my balcony, look out across the vast desert sands, see thousands of people who look so much like me toiling away endlessly under pain of sale or execution; my brother, my sister, my family, and just pretend that I'm okay with their suffering! I can't live with the fact that the only reason I wasn't one of those babies that were fed to crocodiles, or one of those slaves helping build Pharaoh's glorious kingdom, was because my enslaved mother was willing risk everything to make sure I would not have to spend my days cowaring from an overseer's whip! I am not okay, Rameses, and I don't think I will ever be okay! Rameses: I can see that you are quite distraught over all this, Moses. Frankly, I consider this whole ordeal to utterly ridiculous, but because you are my brother, I may be able to help you feel better. Moses: And how exactly do you think you can manage that, Rameses? Rameses: I can see to it that those two slaves you've become so attached to will be assigned as your personal servants by morning. That way you can spend as much time with them as you want. How does that sound? Moses: As much as I appreciate the offer, Rameses, I don't think that will help me. I want them to be freed from bondage. Rameses: Freed from bondage? As in not slaves anymore? Moses: Yes. And not just them. Everyone. All of the Hebrews that Pharaoh owns. Rameses: Okay, I was willing to humor you before, Moses, but now you're talking nonsense. Freeing the slaves would bring the entire dynasty to ruins. What you are suggesting is utter madness! Father would be absolutely furious! Moses: But Rameses-! Rameses: No, Moses! I will not allow this childish game to destroy what our father, and his father, and his father before him have built! I will not be the weak link in the chain of our great dynasty! Goodnight, Moses. I will send one of the servants to take to you the healers first thing in the morning. Clearly, you have been cursed with some sickness of the mind for you to even think of such blasphemous things. I wish you well, brother. (Leaves the bedroom.) Moses: (Sobs quietly.) I cannot stay here anymore. I love you Rameses, but I can't live with this. I won't be going to the healer tomorrow. Mother, Miriam, and Aaron, I hope you can one day forgive me for this.

[@Zule2eu]

Underrated!!!!!

[@lightheart5]

Why couldn't the outcome be more like this in Prince of Egypt?

[@AFGsultanZ]

This was honestly a really good writing that in fact could have happened as well.

[@olivijastrandjord]

That’s a really touching scene. You misspelled his sister’s name. It’s Miriam.

[@alexiswilson8093]

@@olivijastrandjord Thank you for the heads up.

[@symbolguy3609]

When Rameses tries to help Moses here, it’s not just out of brotherly love. It’s also out of arrogance. He thinks that his words dictates reality, and that it’s okay for him to make everyone forget an act of murder.

[@Neal_Rigga]

They just really dont make em like they used to🤦🏿‍♂️

[@ThePercyJacksonDude]

When you realize Voldemort and Ramesses are the same person

[@jakenation6573]

In the bible, I think the way how he actually killed that guard instead of pushing him off the ledge was that he punched him extremely hard with one swing

[@hellotherekenobi]

im a hindu and i adored this movie dispute being different religion kept on repeating it

[@OddOneOut665]

I didn’t know Moses straight up killed that dude… XDXD

[@cjr4261]

How long was Moses gone from Egypt before he came Back?

[@bojomogo3906]

I actually forgot , ramses loved Moses too much , like he really did

[@arya8165]

Nobody asking why the only two people doing hard labor are allowed to wear normal clothes while everyone else is wearing just shorts and is shirtless.

[@Gh0st3009]

I'm sure it's just a design choice to separate the lead characters from everyone else.

[@JoshuaM-b7h]

In the movie 10 commandments, moses killed a royal guard to save Joshua,

[@chocobokoay3194]

Saint Amanda Replied:♎ Red Bull Gives You Wings 💸. Moses is Decipher of Old Testamental 📜.

[@nathancruz9172]

1:19 amen 🙏🏻

[@Unbid581]

What... In the heavens are you saying

[@sammywestenberger9303]

Moses: Pray 🙏

[@BullyMaguire2024]

His name is Baka by the way

[@glowhoo9226]

In the Bible Moses beat the guy to death, hid his body in the sand, and the Hebrew he saved snitched on him for it.

[@IBeMelissa]

I’d argue Moses didn’t intentionally push the guy. He tackled him but he lost his balance. 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@jubileegabrielmateo7437]

That's actually his reaction. He didn't really mean to kill that whipping dude; just stopping him from his endless attack on that poor old man.

[@ronbinscatsco5249]

2:22 what you said doesn't matter

[@lathafalls7675]

Love this movie

[@brendan1470]

I wonder what Pharaoh Seti and the wife thought about two things, Moses killing the Slave driver and running away. Would Seti ever thought of execution his stepson or show mercy? I know other versions of the Exodus that the Pharoah would execute him for that act, including the Bible. But I wonder if the producers had that thought in mind while making the film

[@sueladd2382]

Opening To The Prince of Egypt 1998 VHS

[@adrianaparker5401]

Disney's The Prince of Egypt 30th Anniversary Walt Disney Prince Moses From Adriana Parker

[@bryanthernandez9769]

Is this story from the Bible right Moses and the giant wave of water right

[@manuellim6284]

i cant say moses is a murderer

[@michaelkossin2765]

Well this was before the Ten Commandments were handed down so no one has a problem with killing(?)

[@Jazzy-u8m]

Moses Tell Truth and his brother Tell him a Lies

[@KyleEvra-15]

Poor Moses, he didn't meant to kill that Man all he wanted to do was to stop the Abuse. 🥺🩷🩵

[@IzzyBella-p1x]

10/10

[@kimberlyspencer7724]

wow Phil Spencer is a huge fan of the prince of Egypt that tells the story of Moses from the bibles book of exodus although the story of Moses is a very important Sunday school lesson.

[@nathancruz9172]

0:56 exactly

[@kimberlyspencer7724]

we are so glad you agree with us and remember to follow the ten commandments that Moses carries in his hands and as long as Phil Spencer is a huge fan of the prince of Egypt movie from DreamWorks.

[@sammywestenberger9303]

Moses: Let My Everyone Go!

[@terrinauh1576]

Seven Great Demon Lords.

[@greygremlin1248]

Enough is ENOUGH

[@Moneybag-N59]

They made the Hebrews 3D animated

[@Universal035]

What scripture was this scene from?

[@autobotproductions1244]

Exodus chapter 2 I believe

[@sammywestenberger9303]

Moses: Stay Away From Me!

[@Roland0687]

What you say does not matter 💔

[@Frühobst]

I really doubt if Ramses would really behave like this towards somebody. Begging..

[@Truth72500]

Moses is in heaven

[@shaneokeley825]

Rameses-MOSES! Moses-SHUT UP!

[@Johnsmith99663]

Hey! Moses only decided to start doing the right thing after he found out he was actually Hebrew. Where was the concern for the enslaved when Moses believed he was Egyptian?

[@mikemastro1717]

Go ask the man I once called father

[@cristianmcmerty]

I love Moses faith leaders I love worship I was training my church I am Lutheran I lived Bismarck North Dakota I was afraid to Biden against us again I have vision is badly inside my head memories every hot I have nightmares not getting my head go way nightmares I was scared I am we why my faithfulness is my lifetime pain flashes people my house he say told me I protect you longer boy darkness is coming against take my soul after me I was afraid I need getting out

[@borntoclimb7116]

Biden or Trump, both are crap. Lol.

[@tailsprower1253]

Wtf is your grammar. Thats your brain on religion, folks.

[@pissy4476]

​@@tailsprower1253 Have you considered maybe he isn't a native speaker? Don't generalize people.

[@sammywestenberger9303]

Moses: Get The People Out Of Here!

[@JohnSmith-pw1gf]

Ramsey is the bad guy right?

[@RichardRuvalcaba-rt3rr]

Saint Elizabeth Church ❤❤

[@lightheart5]

Fun Fact: In the Bible, Moses deliberately killed that Egyptian guard.

[@RetroAussieBloke]

wait, this part was actually in the bible too? I didn't know that! What section is it, Exodus or Genesis?

[@lightheart5]

@@RetroAussieBloke Exodus

[@RetroAussieBloke]

@@lightheart5 Cheers, just found it - Exodus 2. Pretty wild, I had no idea haha! More of a New Testament fella myself, but Moses is easily my favourite of the O.T. prophets. The fact he actually responds to The Lord's call with "thanks, but my older brother is way better at public speaking", and then seeing The Lord help build Moses back up again...breathtaking stuff.