Moses Warrior Prince (Moses Before The Exodus Book 2)

Historical writing contains but a few brief references to Moses, one of the most influential men of all time. The Bible has less that 30 verses describing his birth and life to 80 years of age. Moses at the burning bush received and accepted a mission that required abundant grace and extensive skills. Biblical fiction allows the imagination to fill in details of character development, including growth in a personal relationship with Divinity. Book One, Two, and Three of the series, Moses Before the Exodus, brings to life Moses the man who becomes the leader of the Hebrew people in Egypt, as they experience the fulfillment of the prophecy given to Abraham. They are released from slavery and freed to become the nation of Israel. In Book One, Moses Prince Of Egypt, Moses trains for military service. In Book Two, Moses Warrior Prince, he receives a commission to lead an Egyptian army. In both books his military life is only part of his story that recounts character development and spiritual growth. He engages many relationships with a variety of experiences that lead to his preparation for the divine call on his life.