Publisher's Synopsis
TWO SONS FROM EGYPT brings to life the story of Pharaoh ThutmoseII, Egypt's greatest conqueror, and the Hebrew leader, Moses. Hatshepsut, Egypt's first female Pharaoh, secretly adopted Moses as an infant, but when a stepson was born to her rival her plans were threatened. Later Hatshepsut sends Thutmose on risky military campaigns where he triumphed as a warrior, filling Egypt's coffers. The priesthood suspect Moses is an imposter and manipulate Thutmose's coronation as Hatshepsut's successor instead of Moses. Pharaoh Thutmose sends Moses to the Delta to oversee a building project using Hebrew slaves where he meets his birth family and discovers his true identity. Thutmose goads him into defending the slaves from cruelty, whereupon Moses kills an Egyptian Overseer. Fleeing to the desert, Moses meets and marries a Midianite shepherdess, content to live as a Bedouin until God challenges him on a mountain to return to Egypt, changing the course of nations.
