How did abraham and moses shape the history of the hebrew people?

Moses was delivered safely by the gods to the princess of egypt (a widow at the time) in a basket because pharaoh ordered his guards to kill every newborn Hebrew child in order to face revolutions of the hebrews."So let it be written, so let it be done". And it was done, but after Moses was found, he was found in a beautifly woven basket near the palace, he grew up to be known as prince moses. Never revealing the truth, his mother never spoke of what happened that day and how moses was found. So he went on to live a luxurious life until his eyes were awaken from a dream when he came upon the mistreating of the slaves, his people. So he stood up for the hebrews and in return was sent into exile through the disastrous deserts. As he was on his journey he came upon a home and stayed there to soon flourish into a humbling man. Then, one day he came across a gleaming light beaming from the side of a holy mountain called Mount Horeb. So he went forth to see what he thought was a burning tree. But he was false, for it was the tree of life. The tree that lit with flames but never burned. For it was Jesus that spoke to moses. He told moses to remove the sandals on his feet for it was holy grounds and as he did so, Jesus spoke unto him telling him to go back to Egypt, go to pharaoh Ramsey, use the word of God to" let his people go". So moses did so and pharaoh refused which began the plagues. But finally, pharaoh came to the understanding of God after his first born son died. So he gave moses his blessing and moses and his people rejoiced for they were free. So as they praised God for hearing their prayers. But as they reached the red sea, Pharaoh and his men stormed from each side to trap in the hebrews. Not having anywhere to go, Moses asked God for help and god gave moses the power to split the red sea. As the Hebrews went on their way, pharaohs men drowned in the sea. So moses was the "deliverer" God sent to save his children from hard labor, slavery, and brutality.