Life of Moses

From parting the Red Sea to receiving the 10 commandments, Moses is one of the most important leaders in the Bible. Easily get an overview on 10 key events from his life and find out how he foreshadowed the coming of Christ with this pamphlet!

With maps, charts, timelines, fascinating facts, and simple summaries— this pamphlet does not just summarize Moses’s life. It takes it a step further by showing how his life points to Christ! Deepen your understanding of the Exodus, Tabernacle, 10 Commandments, exploration of the Promised Land, and more ! Discover the meaning of the name Moses— and why it is important. See Moses’ life at a glance with a timeline covering 45 key events. Get this must-have resource and you’ll add depth to any Old Testament study!

4 Key Features of this Pamphlet Include:

1. Easy-to-understand overview on 10 major life events —from his birth, his palace upbringing, his rash crime, his flight to the desert, his calling (burning bush), the Exodus, Korah’s rebellion, the Ten Commandments, and more!
2. Highly Visual — A full-color map of the Exodus route and a timeline featuring Moses’ major life events.
3. Quick-Reference . Enjoy having 3 charts: one comparing Moses to Israel; one comparing Moses to Jesus; and one summarizing Moses’ instructions to the Israelites in Deuteronomy.
4. Fascinating Facts — For example: Moses was 80 years old when he faced Pharaoh. Each of the plagues against Egypt directly challenged one of Egyptians gods. For example: God defeated Ra, the sun-god, with the ninth plague, darkness.

Get to know the real Moses. He is known as the great Lawgiver, the leader during the Exodus and the parting of the Red Sea, the Ten Commandments, and miraculous provision of food and water for the people in the desert. But few people realize that he was a man who didn’t like the limelight. He didn’t like public speaking. He was sure no-one would listen. Find out how you can gain the confidence to follow God’s will just as Moses did. Learn how God takes weaknesses and failures and turns them into strengths. This character study gives you more. Includes maps, time lines, and comparison charts.

Use it for:

• Discipleship
• Small groups
• New believers
• Family devotions
• Weekly Bible studies
• Introduction for unchurched people