
I. THE SLAVE BOY
II. JOSEPH AS A VICTOR
III. THE GOOD LITTLE SISTER
IV. SAMSON
V. THE CHARIOT OF FIRE
VI. IN THE CAVE
VII. MOSES IN THE LAND OF MIDIAN
VIII. A GOOD REPORT OF THE LAND
IX. MOSES HIDDEN IN THE CLEFT OF THE ROCK
X. AARON'S ROD THAT BUDDED
In this lively retelling of familiar Bible narratives, the familiar tale of Joseph unfolds with vivid language that brings ancient events to life. We follow the young dreamer as he journeys from his beloved father's home to the harsh wilderness, unaware of his brothers' jealousy. The story captures the tension of betrayal, the shocking sale into slavery, and the deep sorrow that grips Jacob.
Yet even in the pit and later the prison, Joseph’s faith and practicality shine, drawing the attention of those who hold power. The narrative hints at his uncanny gift of interpreting dreams, setting the stage for a pivotal moment with the Egyptian king. Listeners are invited to feel the hope that perseverance and divine guidance can turn hardship into purpose. The storyteller weaves gentle reflections on trusting God’s plan, making the ancient saga feel both timeless and personal.
Language
en
Duration
~3 hours (185K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Original publisher
United Kingdom: John F. Shaw & Co. Ltd., 1928.
Release date
2024-01-31
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Best known for warm, morally grounded stories for children, this Victorian author wrote fiction and Bible retellings that were meant to be both comforting and instructive. Her books mix everyday family life with gentle lessons about kindness, faith, and perseverance.
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