Draw Conclusions Who is “Moses” that is spoken of in paragraphs 1 and 2? What clues later in the story help you to identify “Moses?”

Moisés (1391–1271 aC): un príncipe egipcio que se convirtió en el líder y profeta del pueblo judío, llevándolos de la esclavitud en Egipto a través del Mar Rojo hasta el Monte Sinaí. En el Monte Sinaí, Moisés recibió los Diez Mandamientos, que forman una base importante del Antiguo Testamento y la Torá. En ambas tradiciones, Moisés es el autor del Pentateuco, en hebreo Torá, los cinco primeros libros de la Biblia, que contienen la Ley, llamada por ello Ley de Moisés. ... En todas las religiones abrahámicas, Moisés es una figura central como profeta y legislador.

lameessaad lameessaad · Answer 2 · 2022-03-10T02:42:02+01:00

Answer:

"Moses" is revealed as Harriet Tubman

Explanation:

It revealed that Harriet was considered "Moses". It also reveals that she is the one known as Moses and as a figure of mystery to the masters of the slaves. The structure of the paragraph showed the masters' illogical reaction to Moses because they assumed she was a man and they did not believe that she existed. At first, they did not believe he existed but soon later they did and offered rewards for his capture.