Chapter Eight of The Moses Chronicles Prelude unfolds with a solemn yet united moment in Israel’s history.

Seventy days of mourning have passed. Joseph, once Vizier of Egypt but now simply a son, leads his family as they prepare to carry Jacob’s embalmed body back to Canaan. The air is heavy with reverence, not grief. For the first time in years, the sons of Israel stand together—not as rivals, but as brothers bound by purpose.

We witness tender farewells: Asenath’s whispered prayers over her sons, Dinah’s woven gift to honor her mother, and Zilpah’s final blessings on Gad and Asher. Laughter mingles with solemnity as old wounds fade into a rare moment of unity.

But shadows linger at the edges of the caravan. Two men, cloaked as scribes, carry secret orders from Egypt’s priests. Their mission: ensure that Joseph becomes the last Hebrew to ever rise in Egypt.

This chapter blends reverence, family restoration, and hidden danger as the caravan begins its journey.

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