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The Five Books of Moses: EXODUS By Jeanne Gossett Halsey
From Exodus 7: My imagination takes me to Pharaoh's throne-room where his courtiers are pacing around and muttering, "That Moses needs to go down! Those Hebrews need to be punished... More > again!" Only a small percentage of the Egyptian population grumbled against Moses; most of them were friendly with their Hebrew counterparts, and willingly shared their silver and gold with them as parting gifts. (My goodness, prosperity in a time when the world is falling apart — imagine that!) Shows how out-of-touch with the grassroots that politicians can be. Then there's this "Tweet" that Moses sends to Pharaoh as a parting shot: "All these your servants will come down to me and bow themselves before me, saying 'Go out, you and all the people who follow you,' and after that, I will go out." And he went out from Pharaoh in hot anger" (Exodus 11:8). Sounds familiar? I guess people haven't changed that much in 5,000 years.< Less
The Psalms of Asaph, Moses and Solomon By Richard D. Chaffee
The book of Psalms is a rather massive collection, five books, one hundred and fifty individual psalms. The task awaiting the student of the Bible seems overwhelming. Breaking down the collection... More > into smaller segments can be helpful in enabling one to more easily grasp the messages and thereby more effectively participate in the practice of worship. The collecting of the psalms by author is one way to make the study more manageable. Contained here are the twelve psalms of Asaph, four by Moses and two by Solomon. Most but not all of them are from the Book of Psalms. All are recorded for us in the Scriptures to teach us how to prayer and how to live in conversation with God.< Less
My Brother Moses By Donna Marie Byrd
This is a story of survival; yet, perhaps too soon to claim 'of the fittest'. At times, this story will make you laugh, because humor is a handy thing when it comes to surviving anguish... More > and despair. There's also amusing and endearing nostalgia that helps to ease the darkest of memories. But, be forewarned, some parts will make you cry and some will surprise you – even shock you. This story will cause you to question what you believe is possible and challenge what you have accepted as fact. It will bend your senses and open your mind to greater meaning and discovery. This is also the story of the people who saved me – particularly my brother Moses…I mean, Rip (cord).< Less
MOSES AT GETHSEMANE and a Chorus of Poems By G. Joyce Chapman
What were Dr. King's thoughts after the march in Memphis ended in a riot and as he contemplated a subsequent march upon his return to the city where he was assassinated? This one-act drama presents... More > four Shakespearean monologues that beg to answer these questions. The one-man piece is accompanied by a chorus and the play is followed by a chorus of three poems about three strong women and one fictitious family. The poems and the play are all about courage and freedom.< Less
Hail Mary, Baby Moses By Darryl Humber
Sometimes, all it takes is a grizzled ex athlete to show you that life is more than just random experiences.
Moses und Aron By Nicholas Cox
Two identical twin brothers struggle with identity in post-Katrina New Orleans.
From Moses to the Joshua Generation By James C. Rollins & Brandy M. Hicks
The forty year African American journey through America's Social Wilderness beginning with the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in 1968, and ending with the Election of President... More > Barack Obama in 2008.< Less
Study Guide: Black Moses By BookRags.com
This study guide includes the following sections: Plot Summary, Chapter Summaries & Analysis, Characters, Objects/Places, Themes, Style, Quotes, and Topics for Discussion.
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