What a way to learn God's word through song! This introductory Bible Story Songs theme song shows us that the Bible is full of the stories of people who chose to follow God, including one called Moses.

Do you ever feel like giving up? Well, God never gives up! Sing about how both God and Moses had to endure and never give up when faced with the difficult challenge of convincing Pharaoh to let the Israelites go.

We must never forget that God has chosen us! That is the same thing that Moses' mother must have told him when he was a small boy still under her care. Sing along about how God rescued Moses to be His own.

When the children of Israel were finally safe and free, they sang songs of rejoicing to the Lord, for He had saved them! Sing about God's mighty victory!

Moses lived an incredible life, full of twists and turns. This song explores the exciting part of his life that is described in Exodus chapter 2. From having to escape from Egypt to becoming a shepherd, God was preparing this man.

This energetic song describes the joy of the children of Israel as they held a feast unto Jehovah who had delivered them!

Four hundred years! That's a long time! Sing about the hard and bitter four hundred years that the children of Israel experienced while they were slaves in Egypt.

Finally, after centuries of enslavement, ten plagues, and the crossing of a sea, God's people were free to hold a feast to Him!

The book of Exodus begins with the children of Israel being held captive in Egypt. Sing about what Pharaoh did to God's people in this exciting song.

Miriam, Moses' older sister, watched over her baby brother as he floated down the river in a basket. Sing about what she thought as she witnessed the beginning of this amazing story.

In this powerful and beautiful song, learn one of the names for God, "I AM."

What an incredible sight! A burning bush! Sing about what happened to Moses after he stumbled upon this bush that was burning but not consumed!

Starting at midnight on the night of the passover, the gripping story of how the children of Israel left Egypt began. Listen to this song to hear just what happened on that fateful day.

In this lovely lullaby, we can imagine the things Moses' mother would have told him when he was a small baby. Enjoy the beautiful instrumentals and sweet voices and remember that God is watching over you too.

With this familiar tune from the theme of Bible Story Songs, sing about Moses' entire story as a slave and then a prince, then, finally, how he was a lowly shepherd before he was finally chosen by God to deliver His people from slavery.

When Pharaoh refused to listen to the word of Jehovah and let His people go, God sent ten terrible plagues upon Egypt. The last one was the worst of all. But those who obeyed God's specific instructions were brought through!

God was very specific with the way he wanted the children of Israel to leave Egypt. Sing to learn that God wanted them to leave with everything, even their flocks and herds, so they could hold a feast unto Him.

On the very same day that Moses was placed in the basket by his mother and watched by his sister, Pharaoh's daughter was bathing in the river nearby. Sing about what she decided to do when she came across the baby in the basket.

Moses had a wonderful education so that he could be trained to meet the Lord's need. Listen to learn about the kind of things Moses spent years taking lessons in!

Pharaoh, still scared of what would happen if the children of Israel continued to grow, gave the midwives a horrible command! He told them to kill the Israelite sons! Sing about what the wise midwives decided to do.

See what Jehovah, the all-sufficient God, will do! Listen to the promises He made to Moses in this song.

Hebrews 11:25 tells us that Moses would rather be with the people of God than enjoy the pleasures of sin! Sing about his important stand in this upbeat song!

Exodus, chapter 12, verses 1-20 talk about the passover. Year after year, the children of Israel heard the story of Jehovah's passover, and now, centuries later, we can continue to hear about it through this song!

What a way to learn God's word through song! This introductory Bible Story Songs theme song shows us that the Bible is full of the stories of people who chose to follow God, including one called Moses.

The book of Exodus begins with the children of Israel being held captive in Egypt. Sing about what Pharaoh did to God's people in this exciting song.

Four hundred years! That's a long time! Sing about the hard and bitter four hundred years that the children of Israel experienced while they were slaves in Egypt.

Pharaoh, still scared of what would happen if the children of Israel continued to grow, gave the midwives a horrible command! He told them to kill the Israelite sons! Sing about what the wise midwives decided to do.

In this lovely lullaby, we can imagine the things Moses' mother would have told him when he was a small baby. Enjoy the beautiful instrumentals and sweet voices and remember that God is watching over you too.

Miriam, Moses' older sister, watched over her baby brother as he floated down the river in a basket. Sing about what she thought as she witnessed the beginning of this amazing story.

On the very same day that Moses was placed in the basket by his mother and watched by his sister, Pharaoh's daughter was bathing in the river nearby. Sing about what she decided to do when she came across the baby in the basket.

We must never forget that God has chosen us! That is the same thing that Moses' mother must have told him when he was a small boy still under her care. Sing along about how God rescued Moses to be His own.

Moses had a wonderful education so that he could be trained to meet the Lord's need. Listen to learn about the kind of things Moses spent years taking lessons in!

Hebrews 11:25 tells us that Moses would rather be with the people of God than enjoy the pleasures of sin! Sing about his important stand in this upbeat song!

Moses lived an incredible life, full of twists and turns. This song explores the exciting part of his life that is described in Exodus chapter 2. From having to escape from Egypt to becoming a shepherd, God was preparing this man.

What an incredible sight! A burning bush! Sing about what happened to Moses after he stumbled upon this bush that was burning but not consumed!

In this powerful and beautiful song, learn one of the names for God, "I AM."

See what Jehovah, the all-sufficient God, will do! Listen to the promises He made to Moses in this song.

Do you ever feel like giving up? Well, God never gives up! Sing about how both God and Moses had to endure and never give up when faced with the difficult challenge of convincing Pharaoh to let the Israelites go.

God was very specific with the way he wanted the children of Israel to leave Egypt. Sing to learn that God wanted them to leave with everything, even their flocks and herds, so they could hold a feast unto Him.

When Pharaoh refused to listen to the word of Jehovah and let His people go, God sent ten terrible plagues upon Egypt. The last one was the worst of all. But those who obeyed God's specific instructions were brought through!

Exodus, chapter 12, verses 1-20 talk about the passover. Year after year, the children of Israel heard the story of Jehovah's passover, and now, centuries later, we can continue to hear about it through this song!

Starting at midnight on the night of the passover, the gripping story of how the children of Israel left Egypt began. Listen to this song to hear just what happened on that fateful day.

When the children of Israel were finally safe and free, they sang songs of rejoicing to the Lord, for He had saved them! Sing about God's mighty victory!

Finally, after centuries of enslavement, ten plagues, and the crossing of a sea, God's people were free to hold a feast to Him!

This energetic song describes the joy of the children of Israel as they held a feast unto Jehovah who had delivered them!

With this familiar tune from the theme of Bible Story Songs, sing about Moses' entire story as a slave and then a prince, then, finally, how he was a lowly shepherd before he was finally chosen by God to deliver His people from slavery.