The Raw Humanity of Israel’s Blessings — One Reader’s Favorite Scene Sometimes the most sacred moments in biblical fiction are not grand miracles or divine appearances, but the trembling hands of a dying father and the silent ache in a room full of sons. In The Moses Chronicles: Prelude, few scenes capture this quiet, unfiltered…
“He Fed the Men Who Betrayed Him”: Joseph’s Grace and the Filipino Heart What kind of man feeds the very ones who once left him for dead? A man who has seen God even in suffering. A man with a heart like Joseph’s—and like many we know here in the Philippines. In The Moses Chronicles:…
Some names are given in joy. Others are given in exile. Ephraim and Manasseh never asked for the weight of a tribe. But they carried it anyway. Ephraim and Manasseh: The Sons Who Inherited a Future They Didn’t Ask For They were born in Egypt, sons of wealth, heirs of a palace—but claimed in a…