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"carried on the bowed backs of women"
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"ready to sting the backs of the weary."
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"Blades chopping straw."
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"From the mixing feet of treaders"
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"day after day, year after year;"
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"toil without reward."
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"And he went out unto his brethren"
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"...to grim music."
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"Come here."
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"Beauty is but a curse to our women."
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"The lotus flower blooms in the Nile's gray mud."
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"Dathan, she will do well as a house slave."
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"Tears..-"
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"When you have been bathed in scented water,"
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"Dance, you squealing goat!"
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"We are not animals, we are men,"
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"made in the image of God."
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"Back to work!"
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"Back to work!"
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"beloved of the Nile god,"
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"general of generals,"
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"What is there in the mud of these slave pits"
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"-that could keep you from my arms? - My people."
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"They may be your people, but do you have to wallow with them?"
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"Smell like them?"
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"If they are stained, it's with the mud of slavery."
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"If they reek, it's with the stench of injustice."
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"If you want to help your people, come back to the palace."
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"What about me? Think of me as his wife."
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"Do you want to see me in Rameses' arms?"
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"No, my love."
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"Dathan, you can see only mud,"
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"so pick up her muddy clothes and go."
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"Did you know, my dear, that this golden web"
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"Here, taste this."
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"The chariot house."
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"Pull it out of the shed."
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"No, no, your wings must not be singed, my dove,"
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"at least not by that fire."
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"You will not be there, Joshua."
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"Ladies and gentlemen, young and old,"
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"this may seem an unusual procedure,"
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"speaking to you before the picture begins,"
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"but we have an unusual subject:"
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"The story of Moses."
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"the Holy Bible omits some 30 years of Moses' life,"
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"from the time he was a three-month-old baby"
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"and was found in the bulrushes by Bithiah,"
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"until he learned that he was Hebrew"
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"and killed the Egyptian."
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"To fill in those missing years,"
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"we turned to ancient historians"
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"such as Philo and Josephus."
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"Philo wrote at the time that Jesus of Nazareth walked the Earth,"
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"and Josephus wrote some 50 years later"
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"like the Dead Sea Scrolls."
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"The theme of this picture"
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"or whether they are to be ruled by the whims of a dictator like Rameses."
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"Are men the property of the state,"
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"or are they free souls under God?"
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"Our intention was not to create a story,"
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"but to be worthy of the divinely inspired story"
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"created 3,000 years ago:"
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"the five books of Moses."
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"The story takes three hours and 39 minutes to unfold."
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"There will be an intermission."
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"Thank you for your attention."
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"And God said, Let there be light."
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"And there was light."
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"And from this light, God created life upon Earth."
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"And man was given dominion"
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"and the power to choose between good and evil,"
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"but each sought to do his own will"
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"because he knew not the light of God's law."
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"The weak were made to serve the strong."
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"So did the Egyptians cause the children of Israel"
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"and their lives were made bitter with hard bondage,"
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"and their cry came up unto God and God heard them."
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"And cast into Egypt,"
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"into the lowly hut of Amram and Yochabel,"
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"upon whose mind and heart would be written"
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"God's law and God's commandments."
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"last night our astrologers saw an evil star"
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"- enter into the house of Egypt. - Meaning war?"
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"From the frontiers of Sinai and Libya to the cataracts of the Nile."
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"What nation would dare draw the sword against us?"
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"The enemy to fear is in the heart of Egypt."
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"What?"
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"The Hebrew slaves in the land of Goshen."
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"I number my enemies by their swords,"
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"not by their chains, High Priest."
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"Chains have been forged into swords before now, Divine One."
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"who will lead them out of bondage. The star proclaims his birth."
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"Then let the Hebrews die."
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"I would still see fewer bricks made and fewer Hebrews in Goshen."
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"It is our eastern gate."
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"Since this deliverer is among their newborn,"
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"only their newborn need die."
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"Every newborn Hebrew man-child shall die."
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"So let it be written, so let it be done."
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"So speaks Rameses I."
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"God of Abraham,"
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"take my child into thy hands,"
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"that he may live to thy service."
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"God will give him a name."
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"Follow it, Miriam."
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"- See where the Lord will lead him. - Yes, Mother."
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"- Why didn't you say no? - She didn't think of it."
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"Here! Throw!"
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"Catch a lotus and you catch a wish."
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"Gold, of course."
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"- Then I could have any man! - Gold will never fill an empty heart."
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"Quiet, you chattering geese."
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"Memnet, you're only happy when you're miserable."
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"You fools! Talk of empty hearts before the Pharaoh's daughter."
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"What is there in her heart, but the memory of a dead husband?"
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"We meant no harm, Memnet."
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"Look, there's something here!"
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"Be sure it's not a crocodile!"
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"Bithiah can charm tears from a crocodile."
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