It was not the killing of the Egyptian, but rather his compassion for others, i.e. what he learned growing up among women, that lead God to choose Moses. AND IT CAME TO PASS IN THOSE DAYS, WHEN ...

Then, Moses killed an Egyptian guard when he saw the guard beating a Hebrew slave. ... that God sought to kill Moses over it. But not on Zipporah’s watch. In Exodus 4:25, it reads, ...

Moses intervened, killing the Egyptian to save the Jewish slave, and set in motion a sequence of events that severed his ties to Egyptian royalty, ...

One day, he lost his temper and killed an Egyptian guard. The Pharaoh was furious about this and Moses ran away to another land. Moses worked there as a shepherd for many years.

An expert who specialises in the area of ancient manuscripts has claimed an ancient Egyptian scroll provides evidence which supports the Bible story of Exodus – in which Moses parts the Red Sea ...

A bronze sword bearing the symbol of King Ramesses II was recently found at the Tell Al-Abqain site in Beheira Governorate. Ramesses was believed to have been referenced in the Book of Exodus.