How did moses upbringing have a positive impact on the israelites?

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Moses upbringing had a positive impact on the Israelites because through his upbringing as an Egyptian, he was able to prepare himself to liberate the Israelites.

From the story of Moses, he got to be more privileged than the other Israelites at a time where the male Israelites were being killed.

Even though he got to a place of privilege after he was picked by the King's daughter, he never got to forget his people.

Instead he used his position as a way of bringing freedom to the Israelites from the land of Egypt.

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