<p>7:20 <i>At this time Moses was born, and was exceeding fair; and he was nourished three months in his father's house</i>- The word is only used in Heb. 11:23, also about Moses. It means just that- handsome, good. The idea that it means 'fair towards God' is speculation, and at best interpretation rather than translation. It seems a wilful twist of the Greek <em>asteios </em>, a word related to <em>astu</em>, a city, and meaning literally 'urbane'. Twisting <em>teos</em> 'God' into <em>asteios </em>is just not permissible; and if we are to read 'fair to God' then quite simply the Greek would be different. It seems to be the equivalent of Ex. 2:2, where Jochebed noticed Moses was &quot;a goodly child&quot;, the Hebrew <em>tob</em> meaning no more than 'good' or 'nice' and with no hint of 'to God'.</p>