Moses

Pebbles_Nibbles · (#1 (**permalink**))

How old was Moses when he was taken into Pharaoh's palace and adopted by Pharaoh's daughter?

TeamManager · (#2 (**permalink**))

>How old was Moses when he was taken into Pharaoh's palace
>and adopted by Pharaoh's daughter?

His age when removed to the palace is not stated; but he was old enough to be well instructed in the principles of the true religion; and those early impressions, deepened by the power of divine grace, were never forgotten or effaced.

(Ref)

Pebbles_Nibbles · (#3 (**permalink**))

Thanks, TM.

jarabuon · (#4 (**permalink**))

>His age when removed to the palace is not stated; but he was
>old enough to be well instructed in the principles of the true
>religion; and those early impressions, deepened by the power
>of divine grace, were never forgotten or effaced.
>
>(Ref)

huh???

he was a baby probably not more than 3 months

imported_muchai_1 · (#5 (**permalink**))

>How old was Moses when he was taken into Pharaoh's palace and
>adopted by Pharaoh's daughter?
>
>
why do u wanna know?

TeamManager · (#6 (**permalink**))

>huh???
>
>he was a baby probably not more than 3 months

@Jarabuon

You are confusing the two events

Ex 2:1-7 .....Yes, Moses was still a tiny baby

and

Ex. Ex 2:9b-10 ....the child grew and was brought to Pharaoh's daughter.

The question from Pebbles was asking about the second event.

TeamManager · (#7 (**permalink**))

>why do u wanna know?

The discerning heart seeks knowledge,.....Prov 15:14

ATLian · (#8 (**permalink**))

>but he was
>old enough to be well instructed in the principles of the true
>religion; and those early impressions, deepened by the power
>of divine grace, were never forgotten or effaced.

TM,

like I always ask, unless the Bible specifically says it, how do you know this?

TeamManager · (#9 (**permalink**))

>TM,
>like I always ask, unless the Bible specifically says it,
>how do you know this?

This agruement coming from someone who has for the last two months being peddling a lie that Jesus was married ..... just makes me laugh.

Back to Moses ...... all I said is that Moses was old enough to remember his Heritage despite being adopted and being educated in the ways Egyptian system ...... His first encounter with 'his fellow Jews' and with God clearly shows He knew something. Unless you want to say that the Egyptians taught him.

ATLian · (#10 (**permalink**))

>This agruement coming from someone who has for the last two
>months being peddling a lie that Jesus was married ..... just
>makes me laugh.

TM, prove that it's a lie. None of us knows, it's all about belief. There's a difference between saying you BELIEVE and you KNOW something. I believe, given the evidence at hand, that Jesus was married. You don't believe, and like Satjas indicated, you wouldn't believe is Jesus himself showed you his Marriage Certificate. To call the other a liar without presenting evidence and just because that someone holds a view which you vehemently oppose is, in typical TM style, condescending and arrogant.

>Back to Moses ...... all I said is that Moses was old enough
>to remember his Heritage despite being adopted and being
>educated in the ways Egyptian system ...... His first
>encounter with 'his fellow Jews' and with God clearly shows He
>knew something. Unless you want to say that the Egyptians
>taught him.

Actually you said "and those early impressions, deepened by the power
of divine grace, were never forgotten or effaced" which is why I asked how you know that? How do you know Moses had divine grace?