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The Story Of Noah You Never Knew
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The Man who was a Sheppard, King, and Deliverer by the power of Yahuwah.
The story of Moses in our Bible tells us about a baby that was born to a man and woman who were from the tribe of Levi. Because Pharoah wanted the Israelite children killed at that time, many of the husbands separated from their wives to spare their offspring. The parents of Moses did the same. Their baby was almost not born at all except for the fact that his sister prophesied that her parents would have a son who would deliver Israel from the hands of Egypt. He was definitely a special child and when he was born the whole house was filled with the light of the sun and moon. You can read this all for yourself in Jasher 68. He was hidden for 3 months to protect him and then taken to a place by the river where he was found by Pharoah's daughter. She raised him in the King's household in the lap of luxury. We also know that he fled Egypt because he killed a man and he thought people had found out about it, so he ran away. Jasher shares a time period in between him running from his life in Egypt but before he actually meets his soon-to-be wife in Media which is in Exodus 2:16. This was when Moses became King of Cush. From poor Hebrew baby to rich prince, and then from murderer to King, and then from a jailbird to deliver his people from bondage.
Moses became King of Cush after the former King had died. He was even given his wife but he would have nothing to do with her because he knew that his people were not supposed to marry people from other countries. She eventually caused him to lose the Kingship and convinced the people of Cush to make her son King instead. He found his way to Media where he meets his soon-to-be-wife and becomes a part of her people. While there he gets thrown in jail but his soon-to-be wife provides for him while he was there and saves his life.
The best part of this story would have been about Pharoah and that he finally got what was coming to him. I could only imagine how awful it would have been for the men and women who had children who were killed at that time. Balaam is the actual one who gave the King council to kill the babies. There is quite a lot of interesting information about him as well in this book. Pharoah was sent a plague of leprosy from the Father. He was told by his counselors that he would get better by rubbing the blood of the Israelite children in his wounds. He was already killing their children when they couldn't keep up the work and for every brick, they were short they would kill a child and put them in the wall in place of the missing brick. The King finally fell off his horse and cut his face down to the bone and broke some bones. His wounds never healed because of his evil. He had gangrene so bad that they couldn't even embalm him because of the terrible smell of his rotting flesh.
The Father said if they hated me they will hate you as well. Vengeance was finally poured out when this man died. The perfect story is about the judgment of people who continue to do wicked things and about how the Father can use less-than-perfect people to do great things. Please read the book of Jasher for yourself. It is a long read but it is so worth it.
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