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Moses was born a slave in the Goshen ghetto. An adopted prince of Egypt and perhaps an esteemed son of Pharaoh. Perhaps a mumble-mouth stuttering Semitic step-son whom the Pharaoh was too willing to kill. A murderer, a fugitive and a fleeing felon. A simple Midian shepherd. A reluctant prophet. Split the Red Sea with God's staff. Spoke face-to-face with God. An author of the world's most beloved book. General of a slave nation. Perhaps a failed father and distant husband. God called Moses to HIS higher calling. God calls all of us to HIS higher calling if only we would follow HIM in our faith.
"My friend, Terry A. Roberts, wrote MOSES DRAWN OUT. It is a book of careful study, biblical accuracy, and practical help – enjoy!"
-Doctor David A. Rakes – Retired SBC Pastor, Fairborn, Ohio.
"Moses is considered one of the most important faith leaders in world history. Terry A. Roberts has been able to challenge those who question the Bible by writing about Moses and how his story continues to this day. The nation of Israel is the story of Moses."
-David H. Foster, Sr. - Adjunct Professor of Business, Thomas More University.
Crestview Hills, Kentucky.
"I loved Terry A. Roberts' boots-on-the-ground commentary. The reader feels like they are walking alongside Moses and experiencing the sand, mountains, rivers, fears, excitement and the atmosphere of the biblical story."
-Pastor James M. "Jim" Gifford – Retired SBC Pastor, Kettering, Ohio.
"My friend, Terry A. Roberts, wrote MOSES DRAWN OUT. It is a book of careful study, biblical accuracy, and practical help – enjoy!"
-Doctor David A. Rakes – Retired SBC Pastor, Fairborn, Ohio.
"Moses is considered one of the most important faith leaders in world history. Terry A. Roberts has been able to challenge those who question the Bible by writing about Moses and how his story continues to this day. The nation of Israel is the story of Moses."
-David H. Foster, Sr. - Adjunct Professor of Business, Thomas More University.
Crestview Hills, Kentucky.
"I loved Terry A. Roberts' boots-on-the-ground commentary. The reader feels like they are walking alongside Moses and experiencing the sand, mountains, rivers, fears, excitement and the atmosphere of the biblical story."
-Pastor James M. "Jim" Gifford – Retired SBC Pastor, Kettering, Ohio.