Pamilya ni Moises

Baby Moses rests in his mother’s arms outside a simple Hebrew home, surrounded by his father, sister, and young brother beneath the shade of a palm. The family gathers in a tender moment before the danger of Pharaoh’s decree presses the child toward the Nile. The scene reflects the opening of Exodus, where a Levite woman bears a son, sees that he is a fine child, and hides him for three months. His sister’s watchfulness and his family’s courage become part of God’s providential deliverance, preparing the way for Moses to be drawn from the water and later called to lead Israel out of bondage. This artwork serves well for teaching on Moses’ childhood, Hebrew family faith, God’s protection, and the beginning of the Exodus story.