The Challenge of Moses Part II

The Challenge of Moses:?Deliver his people from bondage in Egyptto the Promised Land.? Moses learns his spiritualheritage, then wrote Genesis using allegory andsymbolism to describe the true relationship of God and man, man?s fall fromgrace, and the Spirit moving through leaders to aid their return.? Exodus describes Moses? personal awareness with the LORDwhich gives him the authority to lead His people to the Covenant-Agreement heexperienced on Mount Sinai.? The Book of Job ispresented as an allegory to illustrate the simple message:? Let the spirit of God coming through Jobcome through you.

As a health care professional,Anthony John Monaco has been interested in the cause of disease at thephysical, mental and emotional levels of the individual.? His scientific approach to the cause ofillness led him to write about spiritual approaches to health.? He analyzed many major scriptures of theworld and he has written symbolic interpretations of the original authors whowere responsible for the various religions of mankind.? Three books written by Moses are presentedwith detailed explanations of the symbolism used to lead people in the fallenstate out of bondage into a covenant-agreement with the LORD.??