1 A man and a woman from God’s people got married. 2 The woman had a baby boy. He was fine and sweet. She hid him for 3 months. 3 She put the baby in a basket. She put the basket by the river plants. 4 His big sister stood far and watched to see what would happen. 5 The king’s girl came to the river. She saw the basket and sent a helper to get it. 6 She opened it. She saw the baby cry. She felt kind and soft to him. She said, “This is a baby from God’s people.” 7 The sister ran to the king’s girl and said, “Do you want a mom to feed the baby?” ♀️ 8 The king’s girl said, “Go.” The girl got the baby’s mom. ✅ 9 The king’s girl said, “Take the baby. Feed him for me. I will pay you.” The mom took him and fed him. 10 When the boy grew, his mom took him to the king’s girl. He was her son now. She named him Moses. 11 Moses grew up. He went to see his people work hard. He saw a man hit a man from God’s people. 12 Moses looked around. No one saw. He hit the bad man. The man died. Moses hid him in the sand. ️ 13 The next day, Moses saw two men from God’s people fight. He said, “Why do you hit your friend?” ♂️ 14 The man said, “Who made you boss? Will you kill me too?” Moses was afraid. He knew people knew. 15 The king heard and wanted to kill Moses. Moses ran to Midian. He sat by a well. ♂️⛲ 16 A man in Midian had 7 girls. They came to get water for dad’s sheep. 17 Some men with sheep were mean and pushed the girls away. Moses helped the girls and gave water to their sheep. ✋ 18 The girls went home to dad, Reuel. He said, “Why so fast today?” ❓ 19 They said, “A man from Egypt helped us. He got water and gave water to the sheep.” 20 Dad said, “Where is he? Bring him. He can eat with us.” 21 Moses stayed with the man. The man gave his girl, Zipporah, to marry Moses. 22 Zipporah had a son. Moses named him Gershom. He said, “I am far from home.” ➡️ 23 Time went by. The king of Egypt died. God’s people hurt. They cried for help. 24 God heard them. God remembered His promise to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. ✨ 25 God saw His people. God knew. God cared.