The Bible, King James version, Book 2: Exodus

"The Bible, King James version, Book 2: Exodus" by Anonymous, tells of a people's journey from slavery to freedom. This ancient text recounts the Israelites' suffering in Egypt under a cruel Pharaoh, who fears their growing numbers and forces them into harsh labor. It introduces Moses, whose life is spared as an infant and who grows up in Pharaoh's palace, only to later confront his identity and the plight of his people. After witnessing their mistreatment, he flees to Midian, where he encounters God in a burning bush, receiving the divine command to liberate the Israelites. The tale explores themes of faith against oppression, divine assistance, and the forging of a spiritual connection between a supreme being and His chosen people, beginning with the brave acts of midwives who defy the order to execute babies, and setting the stage for a legendary escape and a sacred agreement.