Moses's Stand-Up Comedy Debut Is Full of Laughs and Plenty of Eye Rolls

Moses’s stand-up comedy debut is full of laughs and plenty of eye rolls. The beloved biblical character took to the stage, grabbed the microphone and told one hilariously, clever and corny joke after another. Watch the short but hysterical clip to hear how Moses’s first attempt at stand-up comedy went.

The Bible, both the Old and New Testaments, is filled with miracles, parables and other stories about Christ’s love and sacrifice for us. Also, the stories in God’s Word are intended to impart knowledge, lessons and essential aspects of faith, particularly emphasizing that we are all sinners in need of forgiveness, which is found only in Jesus Christ.

Additionally, the stories in the Bible are about people, regular, everyday people like you and me. Sure, they may have done some incredible and jaw-dropping things with God’s help. However, they were still ordinary, average people who had their weaknesses and failures, just like the rest of us. They also assuredly had a sense of humor and enjoyed laughing whenever possible. A clip posted on YouTube envisions what it would be like if Moses were to try his hand at stand-up comedy.

The Old Testament figure tells a handful of truly hilarious and corny jokes, perfectly incorporating elements of his experiences, as recorded in the Bible. Moses will have you laughing and rolling your eyes at the same time.

“What time of day did God create Adam?” Moses asks his small audience. “Just before eve.”

After a few laughs and some awkward silence, Moses quickly moves on to another joke.

“How do we know the Israelites were a headache? You guys are not even trying?” An exasperated Moses says to his audience. “Because Moses took two tablets.”

Next, the person who led God’s people out of slavery in Egypt shared a joke about everyone’s favorite drink: coffee.

“How does Moses make coffee? He brews it,” Moses states.

These are just a few of the truly hilarious and corny dad jokes Moses says in the short clip.

Proverbs 17:22 “A glad heart makes a healthy body, but a crushed spirit makes the bones dry.”