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Tha SlcrfoS ~ History Gap.
HEw TEPIAaifNT LIGnr New light Is
tAroNn ca This iatory from stephens report
"a Acts siig.9. ana pauis iuserprc aii3n In
Heb lis14-cT
TINE -lioscs was horn =. G 1871 Coz accord
Inc 10 I'ruQsch l. G les0l. The icaaon extends
90 70 1851. when Eoaes was forty years CID
PLACE. --The capital OF Egypt was probably
zoan (l-cbscV) called Ianis "a the Scpiuaglnt
CrceE, aad Slu so modern Arabic 1tcy are
different forms 70 tho s-mo rauc n was noar
The mouth q The Tanitlc branch q the Nha,
/ a. cnty miles north q ihc Wady Tumiat
/ Here Ecs-s was horn
! TcYsT -"Frypt MAS then really glorious.
\ Rome iGQ not been thouett % Grccrc was
/ lcn ~ rohbcra Ghcrc was not q rctlnci poo.
! Die "a Oh Asia. At that ti4n- there WAS
I but ono radiant spot GA la GLOBE, AL that was
/ Egypt whore wevo found no acme OF
/ TIC world n III yhilceorhy IA ~ art AID IN oil
/ rollsiOn. III. W Becker
TaAEixn or MOSES.
Ills Home Training. In his choice by
faith OF the truc lfc IN his defense OF
/ his couatrymcn, Ia his whole after
life. we rec traces Of tho religious
training Of Moses. (f) lie WIS doubt
less trained Ia the religious writings
and traditions 81 his people. GU In the
/ knowledge OF the one true God. (3) In
tho promises made 10 Abraham and his
other ancestors, and 60 In their hopes
Of becoming great and free ration.
/ ca In the best morals then known,
obedience 20 parents, faith toward
God and love toward all. This train
ing Moses never forgot, even amid
the worldly splcndors and temptations
OF Pharaohs court.
Ills Literary Education. We obtain
the best general idea OF what such an
education was froia the words Of So.
stephen (Acto 2: ~: wow Moses was
learned In all tho wisdom OF the Egyp.
tians" This wisdom" though nh
pcrhaps very deep, was nultiform
and manifold 1t included orthogra-
ply. grammar. history, theology medi-
cine. arithmetic. gcoractry, astronomy
and engine cring. Ey the moro nd
vanccd, poetry was read, and poetic
composition occasionally prnctiscd.-
linwlinson. Being adopted into the
royal family, lie vaa no doubt re-
ocived into the rricstly caste. tad
knew al the secret learning OF the
! Egyptian pricst3. Tradition assigns
the great temple OF Che Uun, 90 On, the
chief university Of Egypt. as the scene
Of his education, aud IL SO, his OK
pcricncc Of Egyptian life In many
striking aspcc Is iaust have been wide
Ills Practical Education. ST. Stephen
ALEC Gays (Acts 1920 that Moses waa
mighty in words and in deeds. "lIc
learned arithmetic geometry, nltron-
omy, medicine and music lie invented
boats, and engines for building, inatra.
mcnts OF war and 81 hydraulics, hicro-
! Flyplics. division OF lands" lie taught
Orphous, and was hence called by the
Crccls1 Muamus and by the Egyptians
! ucnncs. lie was cent on an cSpcdi-
Hon against the Lthiopiara. lie Cotrid
of the ccrpcntl a. the country % be
ttaycr5cd 10y lettiuT loosc baskets full
OF ibrcs upon thorn. S,nnlcy'e Jcwish
Church. But Moses was not only
Echolar; ns years went on, he Ind MI
opportunity Of earning distinction &c a
warrior According to1o0ophus trpon
whit foundation we DO net luow) tho
Philippians made Oh incuraion iuto
Egypt and routed Tho army which WINS
acnt to rcsit them Fanic orrcad over
trc country. ard Pharaoh trcmblcA ct
tho approach Of The lwarthy favagcs.
Tho oracles well aware Of lis remark
able abilities, advised that the COM
mnnd should hc intrasted O. Aloecs.
llc inncdiatoly took the field, and by
a rapid though roundabout march sur
priscd the cnOmy, defeated them with
heavy slaughter, drove them beck into
their own tcrritorica, ard followed
thcm UP no hard, capturing one city
E ftcr another Tint they found 10 osy-
I lum TIL they reached tho swnnp-girdlcd
city ~ Ncroe. -Jamca Hamilton, ID. d..
His military achievements outshoac
IA popular c5tirntlcn his intellectual
uttaiumcnts." lie r2turnol from this
campaign tho most popular man in the
Kingdom" Moses ALEC learned thor
ouRhly the wcakncs- end atroaTsh o.
the EEyptinn people and thcirEinGs.
His Decisive Choice. -Whcn Moses
wac about forty years old nad had re-
ccivcd a., he could frun his worldly
training "a the ron OF king, there
came q orisi1 IN his life nbout which
$50 learn in Heb. 1857 Tor We
loara not little about Moses life from
thc New Testament "3y faith Moacs.
whcn he was grown up, refused - be
called the son OF rhGraoh's daughter.
choosing rather TO be evil cntrcatcd
with the people OF God than to enjoy
the pleasures % sin FOR q season; re-
counting tho rcproach Of Christ Greater
riches than the treasures Of Egypt; Tor
he looked unto tho rccompcnsc OF ~
ward liy faith he foTfool, Egypt, Hot
fearing the wrath Of the king; for he
endured, az seeing Him who Is in-
Visible" We do not know what was
the occasion OF this rrcat decision. lie
probably became acquainted with the
needs OF his people; he realized the
promises 20 them, and felt that the
time was near. There grew up de-
sire 60 help them and q hope that he
might be their dcliycrcr. liut this he
could not 30 without eilylng himFeli