What do you realy know about Moses?

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Well I know i am going to get into alt of trouble here, but here goes anyway. You can take this two ways, Either as an omnipotent God at the beginning of time foretold the whole of eternity in the starts, Or The Judea/Christian religion is not what you thought it was. This will also need to be in parts as the info given will be overwhelming. Probably twelve parts. The case of Moses. Was Moses real, or a character made up to explain to young Jewish children where the got their religion and their land? Moses is as I will show a solar story played out though the zodiac. You will see the similarities between the birth of Moses, the exodus, the 40 years in the desert, and Moses angering God and not being allowed into the promise land, and that of the Greek system borrowed form Babylon. First of all all Astronomical units written are as they would have appeared about two thousand years ago. Moses birth, As in all Astra hero stories, The hero is born in a time of darkness and growing evil, this is the sign of Capricorn, the Sea Goat, December 22-January 21, the Sun is in its lowest position. Capricorn is depicted as a sea goat rising up out of the water. When Moses was born it was a time of trouble the bible states as Pharaoh saw that the children of Israel were many and decided to kill the first born male children, So Moses mother put him in a basket and placed him in the Nile, where he was found and taken in by the daughter of Pharaoh who named him Moses, "for I have drawn him from the water". So here Moses is Capricorn. In the constellation Capricorn there are other constellations in it influence as well and it tells a story as fallows. The other constellation in capricorn are Aquila the Eagle and Sagitta the Arrow, The Eagle is the bird of kings. Jupiter sent Aquila to kill Ophiuchus with one of Jupiter's arrows. This is the meaning behind Exodus 1-2:15. Pharaoh's daughter named him Moses because he was drawn out of the water. Half fish half goat, Capricorn symbolizes Moses' being drawn out of the water. When Moses grew up, he once saw an Egyptian beating an Israelite slave. Moses killed the Egyptian and buried the body. Sagitta the Arrow symbolizes Moses killing the Egyptian. When Pharaoh heard of it, he sought to kill Moses. Moses escaped capture by fleeing to Midian. The Eagle symbolizes Moses flight from Egypt. The next part will be Aquarius, the Water Bearer, January 22-February 18