10^th Inflicted by on Moses which caused him to lisp—
Ques. How came Moses to quit his office under pharaoh & leave Egypt?
5. Moses slaying an Egyptian. Exodus 2:11-14 One day as Moses was out he saw an
Egyptian strugling with one of his breth[er]en, and ill using him vary
much, which kindled Moses wrath against the Egyptian that he drew
his sword & killed him, & hid him in the sands; a similar circumstance
happened the following day, and Moses interfering in behalf of his brother
the Egyptian said—art thou going to slay me as you did the
Egyptian yesterday? By this Moses fearing it was made known
to pharaoh, he instantly made off & took shelter under the
protection of the priest of Mideion & remained with him for the
space of forty years in the character of a shepherd, & during that
time he had married the priest of Midion's daughter &c. Exodus 2:21
Question How came Moses first to obtain this wonderful
miraculous rod, and where? Ans. In the land of Midion.
Ques. By what manner
5. Jethro and Moses in the garden conversing—As Moses was walking
one day in Jeth[r]o's garden & conversing with the priest of Midion
about the misery of the children of Israel in Egypt he remarked
a peculiar staff which was set up in the midst of the garden
without any visible design & after Moses inquired its use
attempted to take it up, in which he did to the stagnation
& surprise of Jethro the priest, hither to no person had been
able to remove it from the place where it had been voluntarily
planted; it was there & then that Moses first became in possession
of this rod & to be used by him, in displaying his miracles
before pharaoh & his court in Egypt &c.

Inflected on Moses which caused him to lisp— Ques. How came Moses to quit his office under pharaoh & leave Egypt?

5. Moses slaying an Egyptian.[Exodus 2:11-14]]—One day as Moses was out he saw an Egyptian strugling with one of his brether, and ill using him vary much, which kindled Moses wrath against the Egyptians that he drew his sword & killed him, & hid him in the sands; a similar circumstance happened the following day, and Moses interfering in behalf of his brother the Egyptian said—art thou going to slay me as you did the Egyptian yesterday? By this Moses fearing it was made known to Pharaoh, he instantly made off & took shelter under the protection of the priest of Midian & remained with him for the space of forty years in the character of a shepherd, & during that time he had married the priest of Midian's daughter &c.—[Exodus 2:21

Question How came Moses first to obtain this wonderful miraculous rod, and where?—Ans. In the land of Midian. Ques. By what manner

5. Jethro and Moses in the garden conversing—As Moses was walking one day in Jethro's garden & conversing with the priest of Midian about the misery of the Children of Israel in Egypt he sermasted a peculiar staff which was set up in the midst of the garden without any visible design & after Moses inquired its use attempted to take it up. in which he did to the stagnation & surprise of Jethro the priest. hether to no person had been able to remove it from the place where it had been so intently planth; it was there & then that Moses first became in possession of this rod & to be used by him, in displaying his miracles before pharaoh & his court in Egypt &c.