Raised in golden halls but stirred by cries from Goshen, Moses lives between two names, two mothers, and two destinies.
As he learns the languages of diplomacy and war, his heart grows restless with questions the palace cannot answer. Outside, oppression deepens. Inside, rivals whisper. While a new Pharaoh rises and magicians conspire, Moses’ world teeters between glory and awakening.
In Midian, he will find peace—but not escape.
The Moses Chronicles: Divided Hearts explores the ache of divided identity and the slow unraveling of empires from within.
The children of Israel had waited long enough. Elohim will answer.
When Moses returns to Egypt, staff in hand and fire in his voice, the gods of Egypt begin to tremble. In Pharaoh’s court and across the Nile, signs and wonders divide friend from friend, neighbor from neighbor. Water turns to blood. Darkness answers pride. The cost of resistance rises with every plague.
Beside him stands Aaron—his brother, his voice, his mirror—declaring heaven’s word to an empire of stone. But this is no battle of equals—this is a reckoning.
The Moses Chronicles: The Reckonings is a thunderous tale of justice and mercy, where heaven wages war and the river parts for deliverance.