Capitolo 14
still brought house Moses with them the curtain of their father as nomad
face. And when they came to their father, he asked as it happened that them
returned so early to house that day. "And they said, an Egyptian delivered out us
of the hand of the shepherds, and it also drew water enough for us, and
watered the flock." And did it say Jethro, "Where it is? Because it is it that yes have
done leave the men? You call him/it that he can eat bread."
"It is Moses it was happy to indulge with" Jethro that its head manufactured him
shepherd and it gave him Zipporah, his/her daughter. And she bore him/it a child.
Time quickly passed and happily apparently, in this peaceful, pastoral
life that, according to the tradition preserved by Saint Stephen, it lasted
forty years, but it is the long or short time, it is clear that Moses loved
and it respected Jethro and it was in return appraised by him. Neither it was able anything
you/he/she has been more disposition, for Moses a man to that a deep impression did it was
before perceives--an impression that strengthened time. Intellectually he owes
you/he/she has been at least as notable as in personal aspect, for his/her education
to Heliopolis separately puts him/it from men to that Jethro would have been proper
meet in his/her nomadic life. But if Moses had the strong attractions for Jethro,
Jethro drew at least strongly Moses I pour him as in the position in
what Moses was standing then. Jethro, although a child of the desert, was the
head of a tribe or at least of a family, a man commanded, and to
you apply the nomadic law; for Jethro the head of the Kenites that was was
with whom the Israelis were destined for undertaking similar to the Amalekites,
deadly war. And for Moses this was a more important connection for Moses,
after his/her exile it never allowed his/her relationships with his/her his/her own people in Egypt
to fall. The possibility of a revolt Jewess of what his/her his/her own proclamation
it was a precursor, it was continually in his/her mind. To Moses a Jewish exodus from
Egypt was always imminent. From centuries it was a dream of the Hebrews.