What does the Bible say about the significance of Moses' birth?

In Exodus 2, the birth of Moses is crucial as he represents God's chosen deliverer for the Israelites in bondage. His mother, Jochebed, perceives him as a 'goodly child' and goes to great lengths to protect him, eventually placing him in an ark and trusting God's providence. This parallels how God provides Jesus Christ as the ultimate deliverer, who rescues His people from sin and death. Moses becoming a child of Pharaoh's daughter dramatizes the transformation from bondage to sonship, embodying the hope of redemption through God's sovereign grace.