[dramatic music]
Do you know what you're looking at?
Egypt?
No.
You're looking at the forever.
Those pyramids were ancient
before your grandfather's grandfather drew breath.
This is what Egypt builds, my son.
Eternity.
Someday...
you will help rule all of this.
You will care for Egypt.
This is your purpose.
[indistinct chatter]
It's time, Moses.
[cheering and rejoicing]
Who is he?
How can he defy a living God?
Over a million people, hundreds of miles of desert.
How will we do this?
I only know what God has told me,
and thus far he has delivered us.
Yes, but how will we do this?
[Jesse] The Lord led them to the edge of the sea.
A place with no escape, no bridge.
Only deep water in front and vengeance behind.
My King.
They're wandering in the desert
with their backs against the Red Sea.
Summon the chariots.
How many?
All of them.
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How will we cross?
Boats will carry us. We must purchase passage.
This will take months.
[dramatic music]
[indiscernible chatter]
[battle cries]
You must talk to him!
Why must he lead us? Why not someone else?
That is enough!
[tense music]
[dramatic music]
Were there no graves in Egypt
that you brought us here to all die!
You have enraged Pharaoh,
and now he is going to kill us all!
Why? Why? What have we done to you?
- What have we done to you? - We must have faith.
Just have faith in God.
What would He have me do?
Why bring us this far?
Just to let us die.
You told me you would be with us.
You brought us here.
What do you want from me now?
What would You have me do?
[Voice of God in Hebrew]
[horses neighing]
Do not be afraid.
Stand firm
and see
the salvation of the Lord, which for you
today
He will accomplish.
What is your name?
- Joshua. - Joshua.
Behold...
the power
of your God.
Now, Joshua, you tell them.
You tell them, Joshua.
[birds cawing]
[Joshua] Look to the sea! Behold the power of God!
Come with me!
Look to the sea!
God is with us!
Look to the sea!
Behold the power of God!
Don't be afraid. Come with me.
Come with me! Come with me!
[dramatic music]
[dramatic music continues]
We must retreat.
The firework will consume us all. My King!
[peaceful music]
[peaceful music continues]
[cheering and rejoicing]
Follow me!
Come.
Walk, walk.
Walk. Come.
[tense music]
[horses neighing]
Kill ten of them for every son of Egypt who died
and slave the rest.
Move! All of you now!
Go, go!
Move! Do not stop!
Go!
I told you.
Moses!
Moses run!
God is not mocked.
Tidal wave!
[screams]
[horses screeching]
Moses!
[screaming]
[serene music]
[cheering]
[sobbing] Moses.
Oh, Moses.
I thought you were dead.
Who are they?
Our people.
[Jesse] And so the God who spoke
to Moses from a bush of fire
kept his promise and delivered his people
from the hands of the Egyptian.
And from their bondage, he gave them
a story to tell and a song to sing.
The song of Moses,
a song that would be passed down for all generations.
All because one man with every excuse in the world
finally said...
yes.
Moses learned that God was not asking him
to be strong enough,
powerful enough.
He was only asking him
to give back what was already in his hand.
His staff.
Yes, Avva, the staff.
One day
each of you
will be asked the same question.
When fear is loud, when the enemy is near,
when you feel small.
What is in my hand?
And will you trust
that the God who gave it to you,
can use it?
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