What positions did Moses hold in Egypt?
In Egypt, Moses became the greatest man in the land, serving as a great engineer, city builder, and army general. He was likely the economist and chairman of the federal reserve/banking system, and he was in charge of just about everything in Egypt, gathering resources for seven years to feed the world.
Les explains that after Moses received instruction as a young child, he went to Pharaoh's house for the next 35 years. There he became the greatest man in Egypt: the great engineer, the city builder, and the great army general. Les says he probably was the economist and chairman of the federal reserve, overseeing Egypt's banking system, and was in charge of just about everything. He had gathered everything for seven years to feed the world for the next seven. Moses was a man of tremendous power and influence, but he lived among an idolatrous people.