The Prince of Egypt (1998) - The River of Blood Scene (5/10) | Movieclips
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Moses shows Pharaoh the power of God by turning water into blood with a staff.
Insights
- The narrative highlights the theme of divine power overcoming human authority, showcasing the belief in a higher power's ability to supersede earthly rulers.
- It emphasizes the symbolic significance of miracles as a means to assert the supremacy of God over human rulers, illustrating the theological underpinning of the narrative.
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Who was instructed to perform a miracle with water?
Moses
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Moses' staff turns water to blood.
- Moses is instructed to take a staff and perform a miracle, turning water into blood to demonstrate the power of their God to Pharaoh, despite Pharaoh's ability to control their lives and freedom.
