Exodus 2:11-25

Exodus 2:11-25

[11] And it came to pass in those days,  when Moses  was grown,  that he went out  unto his brethren,  and looked  on their burdens:  and he spied  an Egyptian  smiting  an Hebrew,  one of his brethren.  [12] And he looked  this way  and when he saw  that there was no man,  he slew  the Egyptian,  and hid  him in the sand.  [13] And when he went out  the second  day,  behold, two  of the Hebrews  strove  together: and he said  to him that did the wrong,  Wherefore smitest  thou thy fellow?  [14] And he said,  Who made  thee  a prince  and a judge  over us? intendest  thou to kill  the Egyptian?  And Moses  feared,  and said,  Surely  this thing  is known.  [15] Now when Pharaoh  heard  this thing,  he sought  to slay  Moses.  fled  from the face  of Pharaoh,  and dwelt  in the land  of Midian:  and he sat down  by a well.  [16] Now the priest  of Midian  had seven  daughters:  and they came  and drew  water, and filled  the troughs  to water  their father's  flock.  [17] And the shepherds  came  and drove them away:  but Moses  stood up  and helped  them, and watered  their flock.  [18] And when they came  to Reuel  their father,  he said,  How  is it that ye are come  so soon  to day?  [19] And they said,  An Egyptian  delivered  us out of the hand  of the shepherds,  and also drew  for us, and watered  the flock.  [20] And he said  unto his daughters,  And where is he? why is it that ye have left  the man?  call  him, that he may eat  bread.  [21] And Moses  was content  to dwell  with the man:  and he gave  Moses  Zipporah  his daughter.  [22] And she bare  him a son,  and he called  his name  Gershom:  for he said,  I have been a stranger  in a strange  land.  [23] And it came to pass in process  of time,  that the king  of Egypt  died:  and the children  of Israel  sighed  by reason of  the bondage,  and they cried,  and their cry  came up  unto God  by reason of the bondage.  [24] And God  heard  their groaning,  and God  remembered  his covenant  with Abraham,  with Isaac,  and with Jacob.  [25] And God  looked  upon the children  of Israel,  and God  had respect  unto them.