So "Paradise Lost".
For those who haven't read it, go and read it and see how in it God appears as quite bad.
Thats all Exodus is, two points of view.
On one side you can see the pharao as evil, but moses comes across as equally evil and slightly immature you did this to my people so im going to to do that to yours
It's a well written song.
My favourite line is ("But these miracles, feared / Were all but reared / By nature, whose law alone / Stood that revered") Which basically means that Earth's holy rule was defied by the 'miracles' and she wouldn't forget it, and it was her rule that stood holy to people, not 'gods'.
The pharao in this song is a puppet, pure and simple, the protagonist is satan and how he controls people, it's like a game of chess with god and satan and they both use people.
God uses moses to perform his will, satan uses the pharao, just the levels of communication differ on each side.
So "Paradise Lost". For those who haven't read it, go and read it and see how in it God appears as quite bad. Thats all Exodus is, two points of view. On one side you can see the pharao as evil, but moses comes across as equally evil and slightly immature you did this to my people so im going to to do that to yours It's a well written song. My favourite line is ("But these miracles, feared / Were all but reared / By nature, whose law alone / Stood that revered") Which basically means that Earth's holy rule was defied by the 'miracles' and she wouldn't forget it, and it was her rule that stood holy to people, not 'gods'. The pharao in this song is a puppet, pure and simple, the protagonist is satan and how he controls people, it's like a game of chess with god and satan and they both use people. God uses moses to perform his will, satan uses the pharao, just the levels of communication differ on each side.