We have gathered top books on the life of Moses The Prophet for you to read. Moses, the prophet of Judaism, lived from the 14th to the 13th century BCE. Moses is regarded as the greatest prophet and teacher in the Judaic religion. He was born in Egypt to Hebrew parents, who, according to the book of Exodus, saved him from an edict that demanded the execution of all newborn Hebrew men by floating him down the Nile in a reed basket. He was raised at the Egyptian court after being discovered by the pharaoh’s daughter. He fled to Midian after murdering a cruel Egyptian taskmaster, where Yahweh (God) invited Moses to save the Israelites from Egypt after making his appearance in a flaming bush. Moses begged the pharaoh to liberate the Israelites with the assistance of his brother Aaron.
After Yahweh had visited Egypt with a series of plagues, the pharaoh released them, but he later commanded his army to pursue them. After allowing the Israelites to cross the Red Sea, Yahweh drowned the Egyptians who were following them.
At Mount Sinai, Yahweh established a covenant with the Israelites and gave Moses the Ten Commandments. Moses then led his people through forty years of wilderness wandering until they arrived at the edge of Canaan. Before he could reach the Promised Land, he passed away. Moses is traditionally credited as the author of the Hebrew Bible’s first five books.
Below are Books on The Life of Moses The Prophet:
Leadership Principles Of Prophet Moses – Matthew Ashimolowo
Moses (In the Footsteps of the Reluctant Prophet) – Rev. Adam Hamilton
Moses A Man of Selfless Dedication (Great Lives From God’s Word Series) – Charles R. Swindoll
Moses, the Master, and the Manchild (Every 2,000 years God has a Son) – Kelley Varner
