The Child's Book About Moses

Born into a Hebrew family in Egypt during a time of danger, Moses is hidden as an infant to protect him from Pharaoh’s cruel order. His mother places him in a carefully prepared basket among the reeds of the Nile, where Pharaoh’s daughter discovers him. Through the quick thinking of his sister Miriam, Moses is returned to the care of his own mother, though he is later raised and educated in the royal household.

As a young man, Moses sees the suffering of his people and must flee Egypt, becoming a shepherd in the land of Midian. His life changes when he encounters a bush that burns without being consumed, and God calls him to lead the Hebrews from oppression toward freedom. The journey begins with courage, faith, and remarkable signs, including a miraculous passage through the Red Sea and a guiding pillar of cloud and fire in the wilderness.