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Shemos 2:19:

They [the daughters of Yisro] replied, "An Egyptian man rescued us from the hand[s] of the shepherds, and he also drew [water] for us and watered the flocks."

I once heard an interpretation that the Egyptian man was not Moshe himself but the Egyptian that Moshe killed in Egypt [2 (12)] and because of whose death, Moshe had to flee to Midian.

Who said this interpretation?

(related Moshe killing the Egyptian)

Shemos 2:19:

They [the daughters of Yisro] replied, "An Egyptian man rescued us from the hand[s] of the shepherds, and he also drew [water] for us and watered the flocks."

I once heard an interpretation that the Egyptian man was not Moshe himself but the Egyptian that Moshe killed in Egypt [2 (12)] and because of whose death, Moshe had to flee to Midian.

Who said this interpretation?

(related Moshe killing the Egyptian)

Shemos 2(19)

They [the daughters of Yisro] replied, "An Egyptian man rescued us from the hand[s] of the shepherds, and he also drew [water] for us and watered the flocks."

I once heard an interpretation that the Egyptian man was not Moshe himself but the Egyptian that Moshe killed in Egypt [2 (12)] and because of whose death, Moshe had to flee to Midian.

Who said this interpretation?

(related Moshe killing the Egyptian)

Shemos 2:19:

They [the daughters of Yisro] replied, "An Egyptian man rescued us from the hand[s] of the shepherds, and he also drew [water] for us and watered the flocks."

I once heard an interpretation that the Egyptian man was not Moshe himself but the Egyptian that Moshe killed in Egypt [2 (12)] and because of whose death, Moshe had to flee to Midian.

Who said this interpretation?

(related Moshe killing the Egyptian)