Moses Revealed: The Narrative Retold in Historical Context

Set in the New Kingdom era of Ancient Egypt, this story is both ancient and modern at the same time. Having extensively researched both Egyptian ancient history and literature as well as Biblical writings and accounts of contemporary biblical archaeology, the author identifies what he believes to be matched historical time frames of the Hebrew Exodus account. With insights derived from both the historical Egyptian and scriptural Hebrew writings he pieces together an exciting and coherent biography of a very human Moses, who emerges as a complex character influenced by both his Egyptian upbringing with its extraordinary extended schooling as well as his subsequent overriding supernatural calling to civil disruption. He fascinatingly ascribes selected events documented in hieroglyphic text to be the actions of Moses in his earlier life which are not represented in the well-known Hebrew accounts of his later life.For the novice to ancient Egyptology, he begins with condensed snapshots into the socio-political intrigue of the time allowing the reader to visualize the existing dynamic background of the era, and then journey through the motivations of the main characters that drove the famous descriptions of events in the biblical narrative. It is a robust and exciting adventure story that culminates in compelling modern legacies.This book is a good read whether one is a historian, theologian, biblical exegetist or a non-believer or believer who is just interested in a thrilling historical fiction or nonfiction narrative. Read more