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Moses and Pharaoh

Author:Pope Shenouda IIIPublisher:Pope Shenouda IIIPublish Year:1990Pages:128Categories:Biblical CommentaryDescription:In the book “Moses and Pharo” by Pope Shenouda III, the author emphasizes the spiritual aspects of Old Testament characters and the spiritual lessons learned from their lives. He explores Moses the Prophet: his childhood and upbringing, followed by the beginning of his mission and his preparation. The book highlights the beginning of service and the stages of the Lord’s work for salvation, reflecting on God’s longsuffering against the stubborn character of Pharaoh, culminating in the Exodus. The author concludes this great saint’s journey with the story of his struggle against Pharaoh until the Exodus.

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