Exodus is a book in the bible, not a person. It comes after Genesis. Anyways, the whole book is basically about God's promise to free Hebrew slaves out of Egypt. Moses was the leader in this pursuit, chosen by God to help free the slaves. Interesting fact: Moses was sent down a river when he was a little baby, and rescued my the Pharaoah's daughter. He was going to be the Pharaoh of Egypt, and he was a Hebrew. Kinda ironic. The Pharisees and Hebrew Slaves saw God's power, through the parting of the sea, the plagues, and the water turned into blood... but I think this is talking about Moses being the 'messenger of God if you will. He performed miracles with a staff and guidance from God. I think that this story is very interesting, (as a Christian), and I would recommend reading it- Christian or not- it's a great book in the bible.
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~kaikers
Option C. The American Declaration of Independence constituted these phrasings. Thomas Jefferson was appointed ads one of the team members to prepare the Declaration and the team is headed by Benjamin Franklin who proof read the Declaration and made minor changes.
Thames Jefferson stated that all individuals are equal and born with some natural traits of leading a free life and their powers cannot be seized by anyone.
The wordings in the Declaration of Independence clearly isolated and unbound American colonists from the despotic and dictatorial clutches of Great Britain.
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He interpreted his constitutional powers as commander in chief to POWER. Article 2, section ll of the US constitution, which contain the 'commander in chief clause' states that the president shall be the commander in chief of army and navy of the United States. President Bush interpreted this clause to mean that he has power to declare war. Under the US constitution, it is only the congress that has power to declare war.
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Do you mean it from the Bible or from their culture?