Sounds like a logical misconstruct to me. Of your own making. I'll tell Moses.
Do you always revert to 'sweetie' when you get annoyed?
Nice little touch of pride there. Reading the Torah in Hebrew.
To understand Moses you need to study his entire life.
The best historical source is Flavius Josephus circa 100 AD.
Of course Josephus was writing about a historical character who preceded him by 15 centuries.
Even so, Josephus is our best source (Antiquity Of The Jews).
In those days, infanticide was most commonly performed by drowning, as it had been since Sargon The Great 10 centuries earlier.
Like little Sargon, little Moses was lucky though.
Moses was a popular name for pharaohs in Egypt at the time so his adoptive princess mom named him that.
There is bullsh!t in the Tenakh that "moses" means drawing out, as from the river. But that's because rabbi's are always afraid to admit when they don't know something so like a freshman plebe they will pull something out of their arse ever time.
The eldest son in every dynasty becomes the crown prince. As such he is indispensable and never leaves the thrown room or the Praetorian Guard (Latin term). So the 2nd son always becomes the general in chief.
Moses became the general in chief. He was a great general according to Josephus. He kicked a lot of Hittite and Canaanite azz.
Invariable his older brother became jealous of him. So Moses was driven out of Egypt and left to die in the desert.
By travelling only at night though the desert, Moses was able to find nocturnal creatures to eat, and their blood was his only drinking water. Blood is not bad if that's all you have to drink. Too much blood will kill you. Bulls' blood is a common poison. So it makes perfect sense from his desert survival experience that Moses was not too keen on eating/drinking blood. There is no question that is why that rule made it into the Torah.
In the desert Moses got to taste a lot of different desert animals including desert pigs (peccary).
It is clear to me he did not like it. Pig meat tastes musky. You need time to smoke and age it before it tastes good. That is what ham is -- smoked pork.
Anything smoked is going to taste pretty good -- even rat meat takes ok smoked -- just ask any Chinese babe.
Anyway, long story short, Moses headed east rather than back West like his jealous pharaoh brother expected him to. So Moses got to Midian, helped a crew of brotherless sisters water their sheep, married them, fokked them all night long baby, and had a happy life there. He actually became the apple of his father in law's eye.
Sometime in his 80's Moses still being young and vigorous from the desert ordeal with the snake blood, perhaps began to hallucinate. Bushes started to spontaneously combust around him. Voices in his head began calling to him.
Long story short, he ended up rescuing 600 clans of Hebrews from slavery in Egypt. His generalship skills came in very handy. He trained these Hebrews like a Marine drill instructor with combat experience and together they slaughtered more than a few groups of Canaanites and Egyptians. He also trained Joshua an obscure but athletic and smart Hebrew to be a general in his stead.
He never got over the snake blood or the desert pigs though. They both taste nasty if you don't prepare the meat right.
The End.
Q.E.D.