Ok, the woman who starts singing is Moses's sister Miriam who was the first one to tell him who he really was and who seems to have put all her hope into the belief that he was saved to be their deliverer in order to cope with her life as a slave. The woman who joins in later is his with Tzipporah - she knew him first when he was at his worst (personality and action wise) and grew to love him when she saw he wanted to change and is sticking with him though she may never see her father and sisters again. And the man with the beard who put his hand on his shoulder is his brother Aaron with whom he's had a difficult relationship as Aaron resented him for a long time for various reasons and has become a bitter, broken, and frightened man as a result of having lived as a slave, so that moment between them at 4:16 says a lot.
For this version of the song, it wasn't Mariah Carey and Whitney Houston; it was Michelle Pfeiffer and Sally Dworsky. In my personal opinion, I like this version better because it has a much higher affect with the choir corporating. Steven Schwartz, the movie's music composer, did an amazing job with this song.
So what the children are singing is from Exodus 15, which is technically after the Red Sea. It is also Hebrew, NOT Arabic, which is also a semitic language.
It’s Hebrew, but I’m thankful you appreciated the language and song ✨
Ok, the woman who starts singing is Moses's sister Miriam who was the first one to tell him who he really was and who seems to have put all her hope into the belief that he was saved to be their deliverer in order to cope with her life as a slave. The woman who joins in later is his with Tzipporah - she knew him first when he was at his worst (personality and action wise) and grew to love him when she saw he wanted to change and is sticking with him though she may never see her father and sisters again. And the man with the beard who put his hand on his shoulder is his brother Aaron with whom he's had a difficult relationship as Aaron resented him for a long time for various reasons and has become a bitter, broken, and frightened man as a result of having lived as a slave, so that moment between them at 4:16 says a lot.
It's Hebrew ❤ love all the way from Israel 💙
For this version of the song, it wasn't Mariah Carey and Whitney Houston; it was Michelle Pfeiffer and Sally Dworsky. In my personal opinion, I like this version better because it has a much higher affect with the choir corporating. Steven Schwartz, the movie's music composer, did an amazing job with this song.
I hope you’ve seen the whole movie. This is a religious movie that even atheists and agnostics enjoy. If you haven’t, do a reaction video to it.
So what the children are singing is from Exodus 15, which is technically after the Red Sea. It is also Hebrew, NOT Arabic, which is also a semitic language.
*Red Sea. Not dead sea.
@@Thelaretus Thank you for pointing that out. That was a typo.
not me crying when all the israelites stared singing in the end
i fell apart when the littles started singing, i dont cry often
also fun fact the burning bush scene was voiced by the whole crew of voice actors
1:57 that was his wife, actually. 😅
Hebrew not Arabic
“Who’s this” that is Michelle Pfeffier and Sandra Bullock absolutely laying it down lol
Not me crying my heart out then hearing “this is definitely the story of Moses leading niggas through the dessert.” Had me like 😭😢😕😖😩😂😂😂
Haha right 😂😂😂 I loved it haha
I’m Jewish and this movie makes me cry every time. 😭💗💗
By the way that’s the sister and brother from being and Moses wife.
Moses sister is Miriam and tzipporah is moses midianite / ethopian wife
I loved this film growing up. Especially this song
This was the perfect reaction lol
1:24 no, her mom was dead.
Love the original song by mariah carey and Whitney made for movie
The song is not theirs. They made a cover as it won the Oscar.
Love your videos! Can you react to the new live action Little Mermaid trailer?
Yes! Please react to the Mariah Carey Whitney Houston version of the song!
the Arabic lmao
Its the sister and wife. No its not arabic. Its hebrew
That's Hebrew my guy.. Arabic is Islam.. Hebrew is Judaism