MOSES

Moses in Egypt: Training in the House of Pharaoh

1. Scripture Basis

• Exodus 2:10 – “When the child grew older, she brought him to Pharaoh’s daughter, and he became her son. She named him Moses, saying, ‘I drew him out of the water.’”
  → Moses is literally raised in Pharaoh’s household—meaning he had access to elite Egyptian education.
  
  

• Acts 7:22 – “Moses was educated in all the wisdom of the Egyptians and was powerful in speech and action.”
  → The New Testament confirms he absorbed Egyptian wisdom, not just Hebrew traditions.
  
  

2. What “Wisdom of the Egyptians” Meant

Egypt wasn’t just pyramids and temples—it was a knowledge system:

• Astronomy & Cosmic Cycles → calendars, equinoxes, alignments (used in festivals, prophecy).
  
  

• Sacred Geometry & Architecture → symbolism of temples, pyramids, the ark as a “portable temple.”
  
  

• Medicine & Herbal Healing → texts like the Ebers Papyrus recorded advanced plant-based cures.
  
  

• Priestly Rituals → initiation into mysteries of life, death, and rebirth.
  
  

As a “son of Pharaoh’s daughter,” Moses would have been trained like a priest-scholar, not a slave.

3. Moses’ Transformation

• After killing the Egyptian and fleeing (Exodus 2:11–15), Moses goes into the wilderness.
  
  

• At Sinai, he encounters the burning bush (Exodus 3:2)—a mystical initiatory moment where Egyptian training meets Hebrew calling.
  
  

• He later delivers the Law (Torah), which echoes Egyptian structure (42 laws of Ma’at vs. 10 Commandments).
  
  

4. Moses as Prototype of the Initiated Messenger

• Like Jesus later, Moses wasn’t inherently divine, but a chosen vessel trained in the mysteries.
  
  

• Egyptian initiation gave him the tools; Hebrew destiny gave him the mission.
  
  

• This fusion—mystery school knowledge + prophetic calling—becomes the archetype for future “messengers” like Jesus and even Muhamma