"Pharaoh and the Gods" is adapted from the Bible. It tells the story of Moses leading 400,000 Israelite slaves to resist the persecution of the Egyptian Pharaoh Ramses, cross the Red Sea and walk out of Egypt. Moses and Pharaoh Ramses II were originally brothers, but Moses gradually realized his mission, which was to save the Jewish people who were enslaved in dire straits. Ramses rejected his request and launched a more brutal massacre of the Jews. Moses' God sent ten plagues to Egypt to punish Pharaoh's evil deeds, namely locust plague, frog plague, lice plague, fly plague, bloody water plague, boil plague, hail plague and darkness plague. After God sent down the ten plagues, Egypt fell into darkness and chaos, and Moses, who obeyed God's command, and Ramses, who claimed to be a god, gradually moved towards an opposition. Moses led 400,000 Hebrews on an immortal journey to escape Egypt and the deadly disaster.