 Who was the man who God spoke to the lead the Hebrews moving to Canaan?

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 Who was the man who God spoke to the lead the Hebrews moving to Canaan?

 Exodus: journey by a large group to escape from a hostile environment

 Moses was born to a enslaved Hebrew.  His mother puts him into the river to spare him from the pharaoh  Found by the pharaoh’s wife and raised as their own’  Eventually he rises up and helps the Israelites escape slavery.

 While traveling Moses comes across a burning bush. In the flames he sees God who tells him to go back to Egypt and free the slaves

 It took years for the Israelites to make it back to Canaan  They eventually reach Mt. Sinai  While crossing the mountain God gave Moses two tablet with a code of living on them

 Thou Shall not steal  Thou shall not worship any other God aside from me

 The 10 Commandments helped to shape the Jewish culture and society.  In your groups develop 10 commandments that you would want to have if you were creating your own civilization.

 What is the most important commandment in your opinion? Why?