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Author Shaul Ezer has woven a gripping novel out of an obscure and enigmatic biblical reference in the Old Testament narrative of the Exodus. Moses, leader of the Hebrew people in exile, has successfully brought his people out of slavery. But Moses must stay ahead of the Pharaoh's forces who are seeking to recapture the Hebrews. He finds a surprising opportunity when he meets the Nubian Viceroy who seeks to liberate the Nubian people from Egyptian rule. What follows is an enchanting love story between the embattled Hebrew leader and Havilya, the exotic Nubian princess, daughter of the Viceroy, who captures his heart in the middle of political intrigue among Egyptians, Nubians and Hebrews in the time of the Pharaoh Ramses II.

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Moses and the Nubian Princess helps modern readers to imagine what the lives of historical figures in the bible could have been like in enduring and prevailing over the momentous predicaments of their times. Deftly written and with great attention to detail, author Shaul Ezer has done an excellent job in executing this historical novel. - Harvey Sukenic, Library Director Hebrew College Library, Brookline, MAAuthor Shaul Ezer has brought to life the human dilemmas of major and minor biblical figures by depicting in great detail their lives, as well as their relationships to God and to their contemporaries. Readers will certainly gain a deeper understanding of what it can mean to move through momentous historical times simultaneously with both uncertainty and fortitude. - Dr. Will Coleman, D.D., Professor The Interdenominational Theological Center, Atlanta

Moses and the Nubian Princess helps modern readers to imagine what the lives of historical figures in the bible could have been like in enduring and prevailing over the momentous predicaments of their times. Deftly written and with great attention to detail, author Shaul Ezer has done an excellent job in executing this historical novel. - Harvey Sukenic, Library Director Hebrew College Library, Brookline, MAAuthor Shaul Ezer has brought to life the human dilemmas of major and minor biblical figures by depicting in great detail their lives, as well as their relationships to God and to their contemporaries. Readers will certainly gain a deeper understanding of what it can mean to move through momentous historical times simultaneously with both uncertainty and fortitude. - Dr. Will Coleman, D.D., Professor The Interdenominational Theological Center, Atlanta

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SHAUL EZER is a legal scholar and has authored a widely used book on international transactions. He also holds a Master of Science degree in chemistry from the University of Toronto. His interests include biblical commentary and history, which is the basis of his two novels Moses and the Nubian Princess and Joshua and the Destruction of Jericho. He is also the author of several plays. He and his wife Monique live in Montreal, Canada.

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