The Prince of Egypt (1998) - Final Scene - 1080p
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This is a scene from the 1998 DreamWorks film "The Prince of Egypt" in which Moses' people reach the other side of the Red Sea away from Egypt and Moses' quest is complete and the Hebrews are delivered.
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Sweet. Now it's time for forty years of wandering through the desert.
Hell yeah! Who's with me!
You said Hell. That's another 2 years.
TheSaderV still better than slavery and being tortured thoo
TheSaderV and 3 books of laws and census!
+Ethaniel Awared
Laws which state that children are to killed if found to be disrespectful and/or disobedient towards their parents, one must be killed as punishment for working on the day reserved for rest and worship, and the like.
*comes back with ten commandments*
Moses: Kay guys im ba...
Hebrews: The golden calf is mighty! THE GOLDEN CALF IS HOLY!
Moses: ..... wait WHAT THE *credits roll in*
Sparrow HUEHUEHUE Well its best they did end it on an awkward note.
Sparrow HUEHUEHUE XDDD
Kramer: Jerry Guess what? I just brought this Golden Calf!!
Jerry Moses: Kramer. It's just painted gold, it's actually bronze.
*after the credits*
Moses: AARON!? WHAT THE HELL!?
Aaron: THEY asked for this! Don't blame me!
Frikin Spatula where is the golden calf? I don’t understand
Adding his mother's voice to the last shot was an inspired choice, not just a callback to the opening but implying she's looking down on him from Heaven
Saying, well done, my son
@@thecreativemillenial Is that what she says??? Great way to end the movie.
Yeah, that was a great way to end such a glorious movie.
Can someone please give me a time stamp?
@@thekingslady1 3:50
Fate worse than death: What does Ramases have to go back to? His subjects are desolate and heartbroken, his army is destroyed and more than anything his son is dead.
Honestly Ramases got the better end. Rameses would go on to become one of the greatest pharaohs who ever lived. He defeated teh hitites, his empire would grow as far as Syria, he built who new cities ingitted the economy of Egypt, and is generally scene as one of the greatest pharoahs and leaders who ever lived. He also had almost a hundred children, many of whom he outlived. There's a reason he used by almost all adaptions of Exodus for the pharaoh, he was truly an unstoppable and powerful force. One who the people of Egypt still honor and love. Moses meanwhile got stuck in the desert for forty years, had people who broke his laws, a sadistic god who cares more punishment then reward, suffered immensely for his purpose, and his people were never again stable. They were free, but their surivial was (and do to hate filled men of history, is) in jeopardy.
@@dylantennant6594 The reason God punished his people is because it makes us stronger. A reward.
@@dolphinjeans663 one way to look at it I guess
@@user-hs4bw4jy7f There’s also a number of other benefits and reasons, but I didn’t have the time to type out an essay no one what’s to read.
Yeah thats pretty depressing.
Ashira ladonai! 🎶🎶
"MOSES!!"
"...Goodbye, brother"
I'm sorry, I have sand in my eye..
You should get that checked
Mr. Sandman...bring me your dream
AtrocityEquine AAAAAHHHH POCKET SAND
In the words of the Anakin skywalker I hate sand
No this isn't sad !
And they all lived happily ever after
"But what about the golden cal-"
*I SAID THEY LIVED HAPPILY EVER AFTER*
😂😂 haha
🤣🤣🤣. Turning the other cheek to the rest of the story are we???🤣🤣🤦🏽♀️🤣🤣🤦🏽♀️💯
😂
What You said !!
Idk about the rest of the story._.
Aaron: Hail the golden calf!
Moses: *Wait what*
Yup
Moses: Oh no no wi wi
I KNOW HE AINT FRENCH GTF OFF ME
No. NOOOOOOOO!!
If you know you know 🤦🏾♀️
I kind of love how alongside the breaking of the brotherly bond between Ramases and Moses there's also a story of a growing brotherly bond between Moses and Aaron.
Um, yeah its probably a good thing this movie ended right as Moses was comming down, because that is not how it goes. Though interestingly enough, in the bible, Moses staff was actually given to him by Aaron, and its kind of a missed oportunity the film makers didn't use. But oh well, Zipporah giving him it is nice (Asides from the power house dynamic between Moses and Ramases, I feel they have the best chemistry in the film).
@@dylantennant6594 I know how the story originally went and I know Aaron had a bigger role in it and what happened afterwards, I'm just talking about how this version of the story was told
Aaron: "Praise the Golden Calf!"
Moses: "WHAT THE FUCK, BRAH???"
@@agenttheater5 It's mostly because no filmmaker wants to portray Moses stuttering like Porky Pig.
I felt like one of the shortcomings of this movie was the waste of Aaron’s character.
In the Bible, Aaron was just as much a prophet as Moses, and was with him when he first approached the Pharaoh. In fact, the “Staff turning into a snake” wasn’t just something Moses did, Aaron (and the Egyptian Magicians) did so too.
He spoke for Moses, since Moses had a speech defect and could not speak properly.
Does anyone realize the deep emotion between that final goodbye between Rameses and Moses? Rameses just drove away the only family he had left. That cry at the end is him begging for Moses to come back. It gets even sadder when Moses has to turn away from the brother who he grew up with all of his life. This is probably the saddest thing I never realized as a kid.
I cried with that scene.
In other words : "it's just like my life,sort of" -Grunkle Stan
Which it really is.. :,)
I thought he was calling mosses out of anger and revenge
+Faith Simpson I thought so too until you realize what Rameses just lost. His father, his mother, his son and now his only brother. He's alone in the universe. Here's what I think went down, "MOOOOSES, MOOOOOSES. *falls to the ground whimpering as tears form in his eyes* please don't go."
Which is why I like DreamWorks better than Disney. Disney always seems to have a happy ending. This is straight up bittersweet.
I never really realized the heavy burden it was that Moses carried. True, he was just the messenger, but basically he felt he was turning the plagues loose on his homeland and family. He did try to warn them though. But that scene earlier in the movie after Ramses' son died (I know they used the name Ramses but that was artistic license... nobody really knows who was Pharaoh during the time of Moses...) but when that happened and Moses just crumpled, it was so sad. It would be enough for some to turn against the very God who was bringing this about, but he didn't. It was still a great burden to bear, though.
This is the final scene for a reason...
Yeah cause it all nosedives from here as the Jews now begin worshipping a golden calf violating the first commandment, thus turning against God and Moses, which resulted in them wandering the deserts for 40 years. Oh boy.
@@kungfumaster51 To be fair, they had already started worshiping the calf before Moses brought the rules down. Punishing them for that would be a violation of the United States Constitution in Article 1, Section 9, Clause 3 (no ex post facto laws).
@@mikewalker678 Yes, but that doesn't excuse what they did. Moses was only gone for a few weeks and his people lost faith in him and tried to replace God with an idol despite everything God had done for them.
@@mikewalker678
They were impatient and needed something to see to worship, they're ignorance blinded them because they still believed in the gods of Egypt.
@@PrinceJes Like... why, though? The gods did nothing to save Egypt from Jehovah.
Knowing what will happen next, Moses stopping to witness his people is heartbreaking.
G-d forgave them after the fact. He is the most merciful and forgiving being in existence
I think the reason why they showed him from the back is to hide his reaction of the golden calf
@@ZekeorSomething probably
@@jessebrucepinkman9834 god literally a whole planet worth of people
@@damarbell6733 Joshua: There is a cry of battle in the camp!
His cry for Moses can mean two things.
"YOU BASTARD! I WILL NEVER FORGIVE YOU!"
*"I HAVE NOTHING LEFT! COME BACK!"*
Probably a combo of both.
There's is none you can love more deeply or hate so fiercely then your own family.
The second one probably
I read somewhere that at around this time in Egypt history, there was a "sudden change in dynasty". There was a new force from the South that had come North, and without a fight established the new dynasty.
For that, the previous dynasty must have no pharaoh and no army...
So the statement "I have nothing left!..." would be pretty spot on.
@@Vikingr4Jesus5919 this movie isn't meant to be 100% accurate
anyone else get chills when we saw moses carrying the 10 commandments?
Jovanny Solis Yes! I do. This film is just outstanding. An incredible masterpiece. Would love to see another about David.
No, I get despair. 'cause anyone who has read the old testament knows what he sees down there after people have waited days for him to bring down the ten commandments, especially after what God has done to send Moses to free them
Jovanny Solis 3:07-3:12 yes, I do.
Yes I do
moses is going to break them like literally because he sees them worshiping a golden calf.
''Look at your people, Mozes. They are free.'
This movie is a goddamn masterpiece
Okay... I know how much you probably hate me for saying this but... Ahem. Its MOSES
BeautifulDreamer In the Netherlands, Moses’s name is spelled as “Mozes”
Grammar Nazis. Grammar Nazis everywhere.
I love both Joseph king of dreams and the Prince of Egypt and I wish for more hand drawn animated movies based on the bible from DreamWorks so I made this petition of it so please sign, comment, share, and support my petition of it.
www.change.org/p/dreamworks-tell-dreamworks-to-make-more-hand-drawn-animated-movies-based-on-the-bible/dashboard
No need to use his name in vein
1:55 I remember as a kid I was genuinely disturbed by Rameses, all alone, screaming for Moses. I can't imagine the pain he must've felt at that moment.
2:03 me too.
This film was brutal in its depiction of their brotherly bond.
Rameses pride was his downfall he lost everything and ended up alone on a rock begging and cursing at the same time
@@lorenblueearth5657 Moses: WHAT IS GOING ON HERE!? (Breaks the Tablets)
Whoa.
Ramses' father told him then one weak link could break the chain of a mighty dynasty.
Ramses was so obsessed with proving himself not to be the weak link, that his stubbornness caused him to become the weak link. His refusal to simply let the Hebrews go resulted in pain and misery among the Egyptians.
They came to Israel
A self fulfilling prophecy. Scariest futures that could happen. Being told a grim dark fate, going the full length to prevent it, only to be the exact chain of events that causes it, and resulting in a much worse reality had you simply did nothing.
I dunno, my interpretation was that Moses was the weak link. The man that refused to ignore the Hebrews is the person that causes the downfall of the dynasty. He was the hero to the Hebrews but inadvertently, a plague to his family.
@@mackielunkey2205 I feel that as well after all good and evil is not black and white to the Hebrews Moses is their liberator but to the Egyptians Moses is basically a traitor that brought evil to them
My interpretation of it would be that the “weak link” ended up being the brotherly connection between Moses and Ramses, not necessarily one person in particular; I believe that the phrase was “one weak link in a chain”: the “chain” being both Moses and Ramses and the “link” being the familiar bond between them. The difference between both ends of the chain is that Moses was still attempting to make an effort to keep the “link” between them alive whereas Ramses would slowly but surely start to push Moses further away until there was nothing left in him but the sting of betrayal.
"MOSES!!"
"MOSES!"
"Goodbye brother...."
It stays such a heartbreaking moment.
What's tragic is that both brothers truly loved each other and were only pitted against one another by circumstances.
kungfumaster51 ironically, they’re actually step-brothers, but Moses never found out, I mean he did find out he was Hebrew that was separated as a infant but that’s basically it.
Giovanni Christensen 1:54-2:04, 2:10
Diana Chin 1:55 yep.
I scrolled through the responses about one comment of Ramses shouting Moses' name. Others say it's of sadness and others say that it's of anger and hatred. That scene broke a lot of hearts of people when they watch the movie. I will not lie, it broke my heart as well. I mean, Ramses lost his father, mother, step-brother and even his son. But he does have other wives and a lot of children back home yet DreamWorks decided to only add one kid of Ramses, a son, of course. But then I began to ask myself, what if Ramses listened to Moses? What if he didn't turn the main antagonist? I honestly wished that Ramses listened to Moses and gave it a chance to be on good terms yet the Bible was being rough that the relationship is over.
(That's atleast how I think since I haven't read the Bible in years in school if we have lessons)
His mother's echoing words kill me. The central core of his being
Sokka2Me Same
Sokka2Me and it's also poetic that we start with "Deliver Us" and end with a motif of it (and of course Yocheved's singing)
That’s beautiful
Eric Graham I totally agree.
I love how they put it in the ending tho!
1:55 Kudos to Ralph Fiennes.
That was both haunting and heartbreaking to see Ramses call out to Moses. Not to curse his name for all he's caused, but begging for the only family he had left to come back. 😞
As a kid I always assumed it was a cry of anger for the Hebrews escaping and everything Moses did on behalf of God during the plagues. Then as I got older I realized he had nothing to go back to and wanted his brother back
Even more when you watch the behind the scenes footage of it. 😊
I think it's sort of both - some small part of him wants the only family (Moses) he has left to come back, but at the same time it's like he's cursing him in rage. In the video about this movie from Cinema Therapy they said that hate can only really come from love.
That makes it harder to watch this beloved classic, I love this, but Rameses’ ending makes me so sad
Come back? Those screams are screams of anger and contempt,
The voice acting in Ramses' final call to Moses is so great. You can hear the rage, the regret, and pain all at once.
1:55-2:05 that’s e last time they ever saw each other.
he even voiced lord Voldemort too!
He should feel some pain given the fact he was smacked against the rocks with about 300 km/h 😅
Really wish Dreamworks would go back to making movies like this. They need to do Joshua and the conquering of the Promise Land. How epic of a movie that would be!?
Or what about King David? From shepherd boy to legendary warrior to fugitive to king... only to be corrupted by his power and see his family tear itself apart as a consequence. That would make an excellent movie.
Cocoabean yeah, let's also include Moses forcing people to drink gold dust, forty years of wandering through the desert, Miriam's banishing, and of course, why not show Aaron's death?
I have seen that movie. It is a good film although not as spectacular as this one. Maybe one could see it as a prequel to this?
i wanna see them do the howle shtick with jesus and his less powerfull parents that would be kinda cool
Probably not so amazing.
There have been tons of Exodus movies made in the past, most notable Cecil B. DeMille's version, but the thing that makes this one standout is its focus on the relationship between Moses and the Pharaoh. No one had ever explored that before.
Joshua's story is too much about going out and conquering, not to mention that much of what he and the Israelites did during that period was morally reprehensible, and he would not make for a good protagonist. Besides, the story of Joshua is comparatively boring to that of the Exodus.
i cant decide what made me cry harder
Mufasa's death
Kerchak's death
or Moses saying goodbye to Ramses 😭
Lorenzo Escudero King I know, they are tearjerkers. I cry over Kerchak's death.😢
Ugh...god damn your soul for making me remember Kerchaks death
Rameses, not Ramses. Two different people, people.
Mr. Hyperface no they’re not two different people. There are many different spellings for “Ramesses” and Ramses is one of them
Mufasa. Always mufasa.
That last walk towards the people, carrying the tablets and the music are just the cherry on top of the cake. Extraordinary!!!
Only problem is....3 more minutes of screen time you'd see a golden calf
@@johnmorales6281 yeah this film is beautiful and all, but knowing that thousands will die when Moses goes down the mountain with the Ten Commandments because of the calf and their hearts hardening.
@@BillyBob-fz4bo it's sad really...because of this...none of the adults that started the journey would see that promised land
I’ll never understand those people. Who saw with their own eyes the power which only God himself wields. Then they go and worship a dumb piece of metal.
@@purple-eyesgreydragon I think most of them were conditioned to worship Egypts gods for most of their lives after being born. Maybe they didn’t think much about it.
I always get chills when we see the ten commandments and them horns come in...
And oh boy is moses in for a suprise
@@thebatter7769 no cap he finna be mad as hell
Totally bro..
Those french horns give me chicken skin
Chills all the way
what horns
Films these days don't have the balls to make a legitimately bittersweet ending.
There’s so many movies that end like that wym
It’s more silly “Old Good, New Bad” nonsense lmao
Oh give me a break dude
@@MB-fr5hf
cope dilate seethe
Except the MCU
Prince Of Egypt > The Lion King
Change my mind.
I agree
I would never change your mind.
I agree for sure and I’m not even religious
Thanks for the likes and pin, my friends! I hate The Lion King! The Prince Of Egypt is a movie that deserves much more love than it gets.
It’s the same story. Just with different characters.
@@Kimyumoto16 holy crap you're right. Obviously they're different but royal dude has some traumatic experience and leaves, does some crazy shit then returns to save his people. Honestly I love both movies equally cos' they're both just so great.
Zipporha’s “look at your people Moses, they are free” is sooo underrated - we forget she is practically the catalyst for Moses going back to Egypt to free his people. She travelled with him all the way to Egypt and defended him when everyone swore he was crazy. She understands how much he sacrificed on his journey but reminds him at the end he fulfilled his purpose and brought honour to the Israelites
Yes for this reason we are thinking of naming our future daughter Tzipporah
@@Ready-ForTheEnd Iron Man,Prince of Egypt and Avengers: Endgame all had a great Ending and Perfect as well! Iron Man was convinced..that the World was finally ready.
@@Ready-ForTheEnd what do ya say? Can you tell me what your favorite thing was?
True ride or die
Actually in the movie, she was the catalyst for his journey because he followed her into the Hebrew dwellings where he discovers his heritage and his journey began.
Then he shouted,
*"No. NOOOOO!"*
Roll credits
Another Saberspark follower, I take it? 😂
And Critikal
I love that they added Moses mother's singing in the end. It gives you closure because moses in this version never met her and putting her in the end makes me feel like she was seeing this and was happy to see that the one that God choose to deliver his people was her own son. Just how I felt not saying this is exactly what the filmmakers intended to do.
Red Hood 23 me too.
Well he did see his biological mother, only as an infant.
Basically his mother watching over him... I love that theory
Judaism doesn't even believe heaven or hell lmfao.
*His
And it all goes downhill from here
Pwnedgamer94
Youch...
(ANTZ)
Pwnedgamer94 yeah, literally lol
Yeah. Though I have to say that it's pretty incredible that Moses, in spite of his shortcomings, is considered to be one of the most important figures in the Old Testament (alongside Elijah).
@@roguegirl29 He was really pushed by the people he tried to guide, who wouldnt develop a temper?
You sound like my parent. Use to remind me that every time the ending. But when I was I kid I didn't understand
Why oh why couldn't they have included this last bit of score on the soundtrack? Absolutely stunning
Agreed! That last "deliver us!" always hits. :)
Yessss I say that all the time 😩
Me as well!
Same here
It actually is! The song is called “Epilogue Final” track 26.
Moses: What the?! A Golden Calf?!
Aaron: oh hey Moses
Moses: I’ve only been gone 40 days!!
Actually 40days
I always wondered if the 40 days in the Bible was actually far longer by today’s standards. There are interpretations of the Bible that suggest that a day in the Bible was as long as a year.
@@esyphillis101 moses spent forty years on Mount Sinai?
@@esyphillis101 Ehem you mean like prophetical days where 1 day is almost a year?
Also since they worshipped a golden caft after he left for 40 days now they gonna walk for 40 years
Aaron: Hail the golden calf!
Moses: wtf did you guys not see me part the red fvckin sea?!
The last scene is probably one of the greatest moments in human history
Agree!!!! ❤👍
Prolly the most important one
Idk man based on human history as soon as his eyes register what the crowd is doing he’s gonna be pissed
Way to ruin said moment, A-a-ron!
Important yes, great, idk chief.
That “DELIVER US” at the end ALWAYS gets me! Chills everywhere!!
Ian McGuire 3:50 me too.
Same
That voice........it's Ofra Haza.
especially knowing what's gonna happen next. since the Hebrews are freed from Egypt, they must now be delivered from another enslavement.
YES YES YES😍😍😍😍😍😍😍🥹🥹🥹🥹😭😭😭
Moses looks like he gives the BEST hugs
I think we all would want one of those.
Rs
Until you consider how everyone in this time period must reek lol
Agreed
I bet he does lol
"Goodbye brother." Two words that emphasized such sadness as Moses bids farewell and love for his brother. It's truly a heartbreaking moment.
2:11-2:17 exactly
Just seeing Moses walk back with the 10 commandments while the music plays is so badass! It gives be chills! 3:00
R3systems yes its a powerfull scene..that was also much more powerful in real life..earth got closer to heaven..to learn more about judaism and exodus visit chabad.org
If you think it's an awesome scene then you won't wanna know what happens next
Bro I cried
R3systems, Mister Warsaw, Dennys Creek
Yes Offcourse, This Scene Also makes me Cry,
Moses ( Peace Be Upon Him ) Brought these 2 Tablets of Stone of 10 Commandments a Gift from G-d for Jewish Nation. Love Judaism and G-d Bless Israel
That is my favorite part of this scene! Powerful!
And then he threw the tablets at the golden calf in anger...... That's why they made a prequel.
+benjieboyhero you're referring to Cecille DeMille's "Ten Commandments"...
No, Moses just threw the tablets on the ground, the golden calf he burned and ground to powder and made the whole of Israel to drink. I think the ending scene here was after the golden calf incident; the tablets (are they CG???) are the second version...
+yooringonghan Yes, they are CG.
TheShislon hmmm, even the surrounding background of Horeb/Sinai is CG as well...
yooringonghan Yeah, quite impressive for a movie from 1998! :)
TheShislon It was Dreamworks's first animated feature. I wouldn't blame people mistakening it for Disney; most of the staff were former Disney employees.
Shame the trad.animation run aground after the failure named Sindbad...
whether you're religious or not, you can't deny this was one very well made movie
A good movie indeed but I don’t believe in religion
It truly does a lot respecting the original source material while also presenting a lot of spectacle to keep viewers watching.
The music is so powerful. It takes the extraordinary story and animation to an even more sensational level! The last bit especially, as Moses makes his way down with the tablets... love it!!
It's amazing. I get emotional wstching this.
@@alishaally1819 Same! I bawl my eyes out ❤️❤️
Absolutely breathtaking.
It’s so legendary. So impactful like a final summary of everything that happened and now they are free!!!
3:10-4:02
*I've never heard such triumphantly epic music*
It won’t be as epic as it should be once you find out he’s actually overlooking his own people worshipping a golden calf.
@@nicholascauton9648 *mega oof*
So good!!!
I'd say take it from 2:53, or 3:00 at least
Nicholas Cauton actually after
When I see the Ten Commandments, a true chill goes down my spine. This movie could not have visualised the awe and majesty of God any better!
That is so true
True , God couldn't have done it better himself .
@@nihilistlemon1995 That's blasfemi
I just want to see him drop them and shatter them once he gets down
Well maybe it done and filmed in the Real World. Have it revamped and improved Could out do it... 👀
That final shot is truly amazing because in the Bible, Moses would've looked angry when seeing the people with the Golden Calf but because we don't see Moses' likely shocked and confused face, it looked like this happily ever after fairy tale ending when it really wasn't at all. Incredible!
What really happened was why it took me a long time to face this ending again
Now that I think about it, maybe that could explain why the certain part of the movie’s 1st song, “Deliver Us” was brought back here in the end. It’s to show that the end of a story begins a new one. With one problem solved, a new one is encountered
God: At least it's not chariots of iron.
Moses: What?
God: You'll see. Wait...let me check my list. Maybe you won't.
Moses: 😮
3:50 Me in Religion class: *Holding back tears*
Kid in front of me: And then it all went down hill from there.
Kid Christansnity ain’t religion in the Bible says it’s made by men
@@leonor7239 bruh
@@leonor7239 Atheist
@@leonor7239yes told by god himself ✝️💪
I mean he’s not wrong. If you read the Bible beyond this point, things really go sideways. And I would go on to say that if Prince of Egypt got a sequel, it would immediately be Rated R considering how much goes down after Moses freed the Israelites.
.....and then all of those people who literrally just witnessed miracles for weeks non stop forgot all about God and started to worship a golden calf because Moses took somewhat of a long hike ( who let's not forget got driven apeshit by the people he saved and got his resume wiped out for hitting a rock). Then half of them died in civil war (you're welcome Aaron) and 99% of the survivors died wandering in the desert.
I think it's best the movie ends here
Damn... That's depressing....
What about the ones who died fighting to conquer the promise land
As bitter as that sounds, its very accurate of humanity.
We get shown miracles and are blessed- and we respond with disbelief and contempt.
@@cassidyho939 On the contrary. Nothing remotely comparable to what Moses and the ancient Hebrews apparently witnessed has happened in over 2000 years, and yet Christianity and Judaism have billions and millions of followers, respectively.
They didn't forget. They were just growing impatient and lost faith in God.
That sad moment you realize most of those people won't be seeing the Promised Land thanks to their own arrogance and selfishness. Good thing they stopped the movie after the parting of the waters or the movie would have been an even greater tearjerker...
+Dracomut my thoughts exactly. And the blood that will be stilt
not even Moses.
"Go. Proclaim liberty throughout the lands!"
+WeGotFunNGames Why?
+lightheart5 according to the book of Exodus in the Bible, God forbade Moses from entering the Promised Land because he became arrogant over time, so Moses had to watch his people enter the land from a distance, and those who entered were not even the ones that got out of Egypt. The ones who got out of Egypt didn't make it to the Promised Land either. Instead, they were forced to wander around the desert for 40 years because of their ongoing rebelliousness against God until their entre generation died. So the ones who actually entered the Promised Land were their children.
3:07 till the end. That percussion, those background french horns and that coir… I think it’s safe to say that, personally, this is the best composition I’ve heard in a soundtrack. It has been since 1998. Simply majestic. What a theme, what an ending, what an underrated movie.
I totally agree, brother. There is no words to describe it. By far, the best work of Hans Zimmer
@@MPES97 that portion of music is way past RAWLY emotional. I remember watching this in theatres w my fifth grade teacher and even her daughters and son got so emotional watching the frightening but beautiful chain of events
Oh man. The french horns in this entire soundtrack give me CHILLS.
I agree. Some of Hans Zimmer’s best work. So emotional and impactful
Amazing!
3:00 - 4:02 Hans Zimmer's score plus seeing the ending still gives me Goosebumps.
Blown up
I love it, shame it wasn’t released on the soundtrack.
@@robertbreschard3493 and having Ofra Hazas voice “Deliver us” way beyond emotionally beautiful
Beautiful.
Amazing!
goodbye brother
ok whoever is chopping onions can you stop please?
super girl 😬 sorry, bad timing??
dark shadow 2:11
Some Thor/Loki energy
I feel awful for Rameses. The reason he was so stubborn about letting moses' people go was because of the mental torment his father put him through (ie the weak link in the chain) he refused to become the person his father believed he was. and he was angry and sad that his brother left for years, and then returned only to take away what he believed was his (don't get me wrong, slavery is terrible, that's not what I'm saying.) the cry at the end wasn't out of malice. He wanted his brother back. He didn't want to be alone. Moses had reaped him of everything he had held dear. including himself. and I hate it. I cry. literally every fucking time. it's a great movie but I despise it.
sometimes the hardest decisions are also the hardest, maybe it was better this way
fuck that piece of shit, why cry for rameses who didnt give a shit about the poor people he forced to a life of slavery??? people like that dont deserve sympathy. the guy was an oppressive tyrant. if he was smart he wouldve freed all the slaves and rebelled against his evil father.
@@RaimonTarou dumb ass heres what wouldive happened if he rebeled
he rebels his dad strikes him down quickly and moses gets the throne he never relizes and the slaves wouldive never been freed or he wouldive saw what happened like in the movie and left after this his farther wouldive died and you know what egypt wouldive been destroyed without leadership killing every single slave before moses returns
and just because its wrong didint mean he thought it was people back then did not have the same moral code back then slavery was seen as okay and freeing the slaves wouldive made him see like a waste of a leader and in fact make him look evil to the rest of egypt its easy to see hes evil and thats it but guess what people arent cardboard cut outs and have their own god damn personalities
Well he has it coming he should’ve been kind enough to let the Hebrews go and stop all of the slavery and hurting the innocent lives that’s why he’s punished for all of the things he’s done.
@@lydiabrasser2920 no he should not have if he had a morals today he wouldive but it was seen as ok back then he did not think of them as people he thought of them as tools slaves
Ramses' first scream of Moses "YOU RUINED EVERYTHING! YOU TOOK AWAY EVERYTHING I LOVED AND BUILT!"
and his final cry "YET YOU'RE MY ONLY FAMILY LEFT! PLEASE DON'T LEAVE ME!"
3:01 to the end is just a musical fucking masterpiece. Every element of it just hits. The brass, percussion, strings, woodwinds. Such a powerful moment, anything less than this piece would not do.
This is literally one of THE BEST Christian movies out there. I love that the creators put so much effort into making this, instead of just picking any crappy voice actor/actress and having cheesy artist to do the animation. Also this movie is produced by a big name studio, Dreamworks, which really helped to draw the audience. One thing I really can't stand are crappy Christian movies.
Yeah like 'Noah'......bloody awful
+Nina Rothke Last I checked any movie based off Moses has always been considered a Christian movie. And God is involved. So why don't you try again.
Nina, I see no fault in calling it a Christian movie, if you think about it, Christianity itself is Jewish (Y'Shua was a Jew, so was the twelve disciples) Christianity is really a Jewish sect, it got the name "Christian" in Antioch.
They consulted scholars from Christianity, Judaism, and Islam. Try again.
Faith Simpson it's not just Christian
Prince of Egypt 2: The Wrath of Moses
Starting Elijah wood as joshua
"NO....NOOOOO!"
Ramses should be better
Prince of Egypt 2: Electric Boogaloo
“The Wrath of God carried out through Moses “
Hebrews after Moses saves them with God's might and help: So who wants to bow down to Golden Moo Moo?
GOLDEN MOO MOO LSKHGSFH
To be fair, they WERE wondering around the desert for 40+ years for the promised lands after some battles AND after the parting seas thing, so I don’t blame them entirely for getting desperate in hope, even if it was blasphemous on God.
@@GOFFBITZH666 that was after. they wondered for 40 years bc of the golden moo moo. the bastards could just not wait 40 days.
@Kalme Marq Not really no, they were made to wander after they found out Canaan was inhabited by gigantic like men and only Joshua and Caleb believed in God that they will be guided to victory.
But the majority refused and God punished them as a result with wandering the desert for 40 years except Joshua and Caleb who will then lead everyone's children to the Promised Land.
This movie is grossly overlooked. How many animated films can make their characters so human?
I agreed, beside The Prince Of Egypt is MY LION KING.
When Ramses cries for Moses it just makes me feel worse for him
He allowed the suffering of Hebrews, was told to back away 10 times & his people suffered under his rule because of it. Remjnds me of hitler.
@David Newsom I don't think he ever did. Though I prefer the ending of The Ten Commandments, where Ramses finally admitted that he was wrong about everything he believed about the Hebrews and the God they worshiped.
Lola B. 1:55-2:04 he’s stuck from the other side of the shore.
None of this even happened in real life, at least nothing even remotely close to the torah story. Also, Rameses II was not even the Pharoah of the exodus. Not even in the correct century.
That final scene of Ramses gets me every time
faithmovesmountains joy in real life, Ramesses died of arthritis and hardening of the arteries at the age of 90.
I don’t know if it’s me or what but whenever I watch the part of his brother screaming Moses I get chills
Yeah, you got a problem. Is not normal to get chills in only one segment of this masterpiece of a theme. What about 2:50 til the end? (what an ending).
And yeah, I get chills on that part too. You’re not alone.
I wonder what happens to Him next what happens to him Did he die.
It honestly breaks my heart because the had such a beautiful relationship 💙
Same
@@bradley8575 He most likely would've starved
“DEEEEEELLLIIIIVEEERRRR USSSSSS!”
That ending gives me chills every single time. It’s almost like an angelic “Amen” I was used to hearing growing up in the Catholic Church. I consider myself an agnostic atheist/secular humanist now, but if there’s not something spiritual about the score of this movie, I don’t know what is.
Yes me too
Religious or not, i think we can all agree this is one of the greatest movies of all times!!!
The story, the context, the emotional content, and of course the soundtrack (oh the GOD DAMN soundtrack!!!)...
I'm currently 27 and i get WAY more emotional right now then when i saw it as a kid.
I guess it's our spiritual-self evolving as we grow up...(assuming you are doing it right).
ABSOLUTELY YYYYYEEEEEEESSSSSS
You are right
I love this movie and this story in the bible
Lion King and Prince of Egypt are masterpieces!! nothing compares.
Bravo! I agree with you 100%!
3:12 awesome 😎
I agreed! I always compare The Lion King and The Prince Of Egypt.
Zimmer scored both :)
Richard The Imaginator lion king and prince of Egypt are one of the best and most beautiful Disney and dreamwork movies
I felt a little sad for Moses when he said goodbye to Rameses. He was glad his people were free but he remembered that he'd lost a brother, as well
Ofra Haza’s voice singing, in the end, “Deliver Us”... so powerful. So sad the world lost such a powerful artist, to AIDS...
Gee, I wish Moses would hear and see her in person
God dammit AIDS
THE SOUND QUALITY HOLY SHIT
+crystal jackson (icrystaljay) IT'S UNBELIEVABLE
Yeah, for a movie that came out in December 1998, it has some high-quality Skywalker Sound for today’s time. They put a lot of effort into making it. I applaud DreamWorks for their immense hard work.
2:18 yep
“MOSES!!... MOSES!!”
Tears me into pieces every time.
The most underrated movie ever.
For me one of the best ever created. And the soundtrack... goosebumps.
1:54-2:03 me too.
Goodbye, brother.
@@e.d.h.kendrick673 2:11 my own words: goodbye, mean teachers.
1:55 that scene with Rameses screaming out for Moses tugs at your heart strings. Any other animated film would’ve had their villain die and the heroes celebrating but this one, Rameses stays alive. It really is sad knowing Rameses lived through this. He has no family left. All he has now is to go back to Egypt and rebuild.
2:04 sadly, we never see him again.
He was probably left to die there
The first time Rameses called out Moses' name it came from a place of sadness and love. The last time he did it came from anger hatred. Just one of the many beautiful artistic moments in this movie
Just like the end
Or it could be the other way around
well we all learned a lesson here. Do not mess with god.
secret rose yes because God supports those who are humble and weak not those who show themselves to be great or mighty and strong. He always roots for the underdog
Or even grumble/complain.
Don’t mess with God👍🏽
“God”
I think that, fundamentally, Ramses is not a bad person. It think that if he hadn't been twisted up by his father he would be decent. But he definitely needs some growing up.
god: nice my people are safe now
hebrews: ALL HAIL THE GOLDEN CALF
god: oh okay i see how it is
1:55 Imagine how heartbreaking that moment must have been for Moses. He was always there to get his brother out of trouble but try as you may, you can’t save people from themselves
many people can be saved. It's Just hard.
Everyone are redeemable but they don't want to.
The music at 2:57 gives me chills every time. I'm so devastated that this part of the score wasn't included in the official album. I would listen to this song on repeat so many times if it was.
3:01-3:07, 3:13-3:23 me too.
You can listen to the full film soundtrack here:
ruclips.net/video/397y0NZNX50/видео.html
Ikr I've been searching for it. For me it's the contrast as the motif is deliver us at the start then used at the end when they were delivered 😢
3:06-3:07 always gives me chills especially knowing the fact that the Bible says Moses his face would shine since he was filled with the presence of the Almighty God!!
Jose Brito moses was at the highest spiritul level man can ever be..and was the closest man to god in history..he spoke to god mouth to mouth..unlike with other prophets in a dream or fainting.
yoni simantov true other than Enoch only man in the bible confirmed to have seen God
Jesus is so awesome! I love Jesus so much! I am proud to call myself a Christian and fan of Jesus!
Yes
I'm still impressed by the movie's incredible art direction...
...and Moses' epic nose.
Once again realizing how depraved and sinful we are as humans. Even though these Israelites saw the power of God with their own eyes yet while they were in the desert they complained and worshipped an idol. How undeserving of God's grace, we are, but yet through God's kindness it leads us towards repentance.
Thank you for this. Humbling. Truly. Reminding me of the truth. Peace to you and your loved ones.
The saddest part is after this they have to suffer so much more, and none of them at 3:38 will ever make it to the Promised Land besides Joshua and Caleb
I guess that's what you get for worshipping a metal cow right after being led through the center of the red sea on literal dry ground.
@@aylix2137 well that's sad actually.
But they're free!
@@detectiveluck2899 and then trying to lead a rebellion against Moses and Aaron when they saw people in the promise land.
@@aylix2137
it's not just some golden calf
after 40 days in the desert they were just this close to Canaan. Moses sent men (including Joshua) to scout the land, and when they came back their report was 1% truth (the Promised Land was indeed "flowing with milk and honey") 99% fake news ("they're too strong we can't conquer them we will all die"), which (except Joshua) swayed the people enough that besides the usual "we were better off in Egypt" whining, they were already talking of killing and replacing Moses and Aaron
YHWH in his rage declared then and there that everyone who was counted in the census will never reach the Promised Land:
-the generation that came out of Egypt (including Moses, Aaron, Miriam, and especially those who spread the false report) will die in the desert
-the next generation will spend 40 years wandering in the desert...and also die in the desert
(1 day spent in the desert = 1 year, aforementioned 40 days = 40 years)
-the succeeding generation and Joshua will cross the Jordan and inherit the Promised Land
Edit: also according to textual criticism, Exodus's golden calf story is theorized to be a biased Judean insert as a sort of cautionary tale to Israelite refugees against the golden calf shrines at Dan & Bethel
Good thing they ended the movie here. Because we all know how the story went from this point forth. Really ugly.
SourGrapes yep
Should have burn that statue the moment it is being planned
Not as fun really. Egypt made evening exciting.
Just shows how much humanity is selfish and ignorant. That’s why we need a savior.
What happened?
Tziporah: "Look! Look at your people, Moses. They're free!"
God: *Looks the other way*
I can see why Schaffrilis Productions loves this movie
"Behold his mighty hand, for I bring thee ten command...where did that golden calf come from?!"
THE END
From 3:00 on, I get chills and my breathe hitches a bit
Of all the Dreamworks movies, I feel this one has the best music ;w;
heck yes
CVN Animates You dont say
Hans Zimmer's handiwork. He's composed for epic films like... Deep breath...Inception, Interstellar, Gladiator, the Dark Knight, Pirates of the Carribean, The Last Samurai, The Lion King, Kung Fu Panda, the Thin Red Line, Rain Man, Driving Miss Daisy, Thelma & Louise, Cool Runnings, Crimson Tide, The Rock, Pearl Harbor, Black Hawk Down, Tears of the Sun, King Arthur, The Da Vinci Code, 12 years a slave, Sherlock Holmes, Man of Steel, Barman v Superman, Dunkirk and Blade Runner 2049.
Him and James Horner (RIP) basically are the Hollywood kings of composition. Don't know how he finds the time for it all tbh!
Thank Hans Zimmer for that!
Jenelle Clark 3:07-3:13 Ten Commandments
Ramses disliked this
lightheart5 How could he dislike a video when he's trapped on a rock in the ocean forever.
Or the Devil himself.
Is this kid fucking stuipid?
36 Ramsess disliked it? 😂
@@what_memes_are_these9824 He somehow was blessed with RUclips from the waves to occupy him during the rest of his life on a rock.
I just love how I can practically hear the lyrics as the music plays in the final shot.
For reallll
Then Moses brother starts talking about Golden Cows and Chaos Theories. XD
At least we know why he prefers the term "The Prisoners With Jobs".
@@dylantennant6594 Moses: "Why are you worshipping a gold cow, why do you keep putting drops of water on people's hands, and who the hell is the lord of thunder?"
I get the golden cow, but Chaos theory? What’s that got to do with anything?
@@esyphillis101 Chaos theory was always brought up by Dr. Ian Malcolm from Jurassic Park. Jeff Goldblum played both Dr. Malcolm in Jurassic Park and Aaron in this movie.
Apparently some of the filmmakers suggested that Rameses didn't survive and it is just wishful thinking when Moses thinks he can hear his brother calling for him. It's why the shots of them on either side of the sea overlap one another.
Historically, that wouldn’t really work. Rameses II Died at age 90, of medical problems. That’s a few years into the Israelites wandering the wilderness.
But then again, Rameses’s kingdom was doing well even after his death. They weren’t all annihilated chasing the Israelites.
@@shadestrider1033 Well it was never really confirmed which Pharoah it was during Exodus. I mean, they don't even have a record that Moses depicted in the Bible was his name. Alot of people think that there was someone who did what he did but they just chose Moses to have some consistency
1:54 This scene is heartbreaking and even though the Pharoh was wrong for his actions, it really makes you feel for him.
Him yelling Moses aren’t the cries of hatred or just anger and frustration but the cries of sadness and pure agony. He’s calling his brother in a begging like tone. It’s the sound of true despair. If you translate it it’s like he’s saying,
“Moses, please come back, don’t leave me. I’ve lost everything, i can’t lose you. I love you Moses, don’t leave me, don’t make me lose you too. Please Moses, forgive me. I beg of you, your all I have left!!!!”
The pharoh has become a broken man who has lost everything, his kingdom, his son, the respect of his people, the respect of his wife and here another one of the people he held most dear, his brother Moses. A man who’s been there with him since the beginning, in good times and bad. The only other man who truly understood him deeply. To lose everything and your brother on top of that must have been crushing. He lost his brother not once but twice, the first time when Moses fled Egypt upon finding out he was one of the Hebrews. In that earlier scene you can hear the same cries, “Moses!!!” But in a slightly different tone. Moses leaving Ramses behind likely contributed to him falling down this dark path. Ramses remembers the first time he lost his brother, how difficult it was to lose him the first time, only to lose him again, this time by his own doing. And Ramses knows deep down this is the last time he’d ever see Moses. You can even see how these two brothers love one another, Ramses embracing Moses upon his return to Egypt. Ramses forgot everything in that moment and all he can’t think about is “My brother Moses has returned” like a jovial dog wagging his tail upon seeing someone they love.
It is at this moment he needs his brother Moses to be there the most. You can hear and feel the sadness and despair of his cries for Moses.
It is here only after Ramses lost everything he realizes the wrong and self destructive nature of his ways. Part of which was influenced by his father’s negative talk to him growing up and the pressure’s he had of upholding a great nation. Sadly Ramses had to learn the hard way, he had to lose everything to learn his lesson. But he is only reaping what he sowed and I think deep down Ramses understands this which makes us even more heartbreaking.
After this Moses looks back and as much as he wants to answer his brothers cries and be there for him (Moses loves Ramses and was only against him because of unfortunate circumstances), he knows that he cannot return ever. Deep down you can see Moses empathy for the man he called brother has he sighs and says “Goodbye brother.”
In an oddly dark way, that is the best thing for Ramses, losing Moses, that last thing he ever had. This will give Ramses time to reflect on his life and maybe even repent for he has done.
There is no mistake that this scene mirrors the scene where Moses leaves Egypt after finding out he’s Hebrew. The same cries can be heard from Moses then. Ramses needs Moses more than Moses needs him. That’s because Moses has god while Ramses has his false gods. Moses was like an older brother to Ramses. Moses was the one to get Ramses into trouble but always get him out of trouble. He was the one that would make Ramses forget about the pressures and large responsibilities he had. Moses was the one who helped Ramses forget the big shoes he would have to fill one day as pharaoh and allow Ramses to actually be a kid. Ramses was set up for failure from the start but Moses was always there. And because of this he loved Moses deeply. Moses was not only his brother but his best friend, and possibly his favorite person. This is why when Moses announces he’s did not return to resume his duties as Prince of Egypt or to catch up with one another, he feels betrayed by Moses. Little does he know Moses was there to get him out of trouble again, the biggest trouble of his life.
Anyways this scene is amazing in so many ways. It speaks so many words without saying them. The music, the tonality of the voice acting, the expressive intentional visuals (Like the darkness that surrounds Ramses to represent his emotional and mental state at the moment with a natural spotlight on him), the animation, the movement of all the characters, the writing, the dialogue all blend together beautifully to convey the message. Truly a great film.
This is as much Ramses film as it is Moses’s. I love how it focuses’s on the relationship between the two characters and makes it seem natural. Both Ramses and Moses despite having their differences, deeply care for one another. And this ending despite the upbeat tone, is truly a bitter sweet ending, not a happy one. Ramses fate is not something you’d wish even on the worst of your enemies. And as Moses comes down that mountain we all know what happens next.
Too bad they never got to make more of these films. They made Joseph, king of dream which was good but it didn’t have the same impact being lackluster in comparison to Prince of Egypt.
One of Ofra Haza's last movies. Such a majestic voice. Rest in peace 🇮🇱
Fuck Israel and all you terrorists, your punishment will be the most severe for your crimes. Free Palestine. 🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸
"Well done, my son"
I watched this in school, and then again at home. I never noticed the first time Moses bringing the Ten Commandments down from Mount Sinai. Before we watched it in school we learned all about Moses, and I feel like if you didn't know the history of the Exodus, you wouldn't understand half the movie.
0:52 : The two egyptians guards... One is sad, the other in awe.
sampea CAML because god reached out to them
Through their heart that most likely had lot of conflict and knew that everything The pharaoh was doing was wrong so that’s why they chooses freedom and god over slavery & tyrant
Love that too
Probably saw they're friends die.
One guard: damn it that’s our old god now he’s dead
Two guard: Look What would’ve happened if I stayed with them
sampea CAML they’ll get over it.
Oh God I just realized something really important about this movie. Rameses refusing to let the Jews go isn't just a matter of stubbornness and Pride. It's always mainly been about Moses. I've never put myself in Rameses shoes till now, but when I do, his perspective truly heartbreaking. Moses didn't always know he was Hebrew but Rameses knew from the beginning. But he didn't care about that. This tells me that he doesn't really hold a hatred or racism towards them, because if he did, there's no way he'd ever love Moses. And He DOES love Moses. That has always been clear. The movie never tries to hide that. Then he runs away and you don't see or hear from him for years.
And now after like decade or so, your brother, best friend whom you thought was dead just drops in tells you things are different now and that he's here to take his people and go. Like the last 35+ years didn't just happen. Because a God that you don't know, let alone believe in says so. From Rameses point of view it's very much like WTF?!!
Rameses isn't fighting God for his slaves. No, he's fighting God for his brother. Rameses knows that when he let's the Hebrews go, Moses will go with them and them it's goodbye forever. Literally after he just got back.
Think of some of the things he says: "can't things go back to the way they were?" "How could you have come to hate me so?" "Nevermind how high the cost may grow....I WILL NEVER LET YOUR PEOPLE GO!" The last quote says it all. Moses is worth all of Egypt to Rameses. Even after busting up his kingdom, Rameses was still talking to him.
And not only are you trying to steal my brother, but now you take my son from me?!! And out of understandable pain and rage, he chases them personally to slaughter the people whom his brother seems to ONLY care about now. He fails of course. And then your left with this: 1:53
Well, this Is interesting. But in the bible rameses wanted to kill Moses and hated him.
3:08
“Alright, listen up. Before we go any further, I’m going to lay down a few rules, alright?Commandment # 1: Shut the hell up. Commandment # 2: There’s nothing I can do about the sun. Commandment # 3: There are no more Jolly Ranchers, they’re all gone! Commandment # 4: When we pass a billboard, please don’t read it out loud. Alright? Now come on, let’s get going!” If any of you people out there on the Internet get the reference, you are awesome! 😂😂😂😂😂
“Hey look at that! Danny Gals, Entertainer of the year!”
“WHAT DID I SAY!?”
“Hassle Free Checking”
“DAMN IT”😂
"Mancow in the Morning!"
"SHUT UP!"
How could I not get that referance?
Yeah, I just copy pasted the whole thing on google and found that it's a Family Guy reference. I was going to pretend I knew that all along but I'm not going to
This Movie Made me cry. God is the almighty and Will continue to Safe his People. He loves All People. but because of our sins we got what we deserved. God I shall live and die for you. No other King is worthy than you my Lord. If People only knew... May All People know you someday. Amen!
2:51 what powerful music. The sound of triumph and victory.
And later on, he sees his people worshipping the Golden Calf and all hell break loose.
Moises: uhh, guys, what are you doing with that golden calf?
Zipporha "Look. Look at your people Moses, they are free." Tears me up all the time till the ending the soundtrack is so underated and so powerfull.
"Look at you people, Moses. They are free"
Rameses’ cry was heart wrenching. No matter how horrible and ruthless he was, it must be so traumatic to lose his kingdom, freedom, beloved brother and son.
ravenclawgal 1:54 yes, he lost everything.
I'd Hope Rameses Would Forgive Moses After A Few Years...Doubtful Though😢. But Still, It's Nice To Hope For That.🙏✌️
He didn’t. Ramses lived to be nearly 100, presided over a golden age of Egypt, and had over 90 children. Non need to feel too bad for him.
This is only the beginning.
+codafett I know! :D I've always wanted them to make another movie showing the Promised Land ...
The latter parts of Moses life have never been animated probably becuase the stories are not for children.
bulldogsbob I do see your point. And of course, Disney isn't about sharing _truth_ so much as making _money_. But it is _Disney_ we're dealing with here, so that's to be expected. #LoveHateRelationshipDisney
Yep and that's a much better story but sadly less well known.
bulldogsbob Amen! God is the best story-teller in the universe. He knows what He's doing; there's no need to take any "creative liberties" to make HIStory better. Savvy?
The last shot of Moses coming out of the light with the commandments is my favorite. The light behind him is God’s light, he’s one of the few people that can be within God’s presence. When He bestows Moses with the commandments, Moses has a vision of a man glowing in robes who would become the first priest. That man was Aaron, Moses’ brother who ironically enough was at that moment already breaking the first commandment. God then remarks that maybe He should start over like with Noah, except with Moses this time. Moses instead offers himself to God as a sacrifice, passing the test and God spares everyone. When he comes down from the Mt. Sinai, he is glowing because his actions were that of a true priest and a son of man.
2:13 ".. Goodbye, brother."
That's the saddest yet sweetest part of it to me. In spite of it all, Moses still loved his brother. The one he grew up with