Who was Moses elder sibling?
Moses in rabbinic literature Israel (ib.). Moses hesitated to accept the mission (compare ) chiefly because he feared that his elder brother, Aaron, who until then had been the only prophet in Israel, might feel slighted if his younger brother became the savior of the people; whereupon God assured him that Aaron would be glad of it. According to another version (ib. xv. 15), Moses said to God: "Thou hast promised Jacob that Thou Thyself wouldest liberate Israel compare (), not appointing a mediator." God answered: "I myself will save them; but go thou first and announce to My children that I will do
Moses Haughton the Elder a notable edition of the Bible in the late eighteenth century. Haughton was said to be of a "quiet and retiring disposition" and was not known much outside Birmingham during his lifetime. He lived for many years at Ashted, outside the city. He died there on 24 December 1804 and was buried in Wednesbury, a marble monument with his portrait, sculpted by Peter Rouw being erected in his memory at St. Philip's Church, Birmingham. His son, Matthew Haughton, was an artist and engraver, and his nephew, Moses Haughton the younger (1773–1849), a painter and engraver. Moses Haughton the Elder Moses