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The Babe in the Bulrushes

By Amy Steedman

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

A mother's unwavering love and a princess's compassion ensure a baby's miraculous survival, setting him on a path to lead his people from slavery to freedom.

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2009-10-12
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Summary

"The Babe in the Bulrushes" by Amy Steedman is a biblical tale reimagined for young readers, set in ancient Egypt and filled with themes of faith, love, and divine intervention. The story follows Jochebed, a brave mother who saves her infant son from a cruel decree by hiding him in a basket along the Nile River. Discovered by Pharaoh's daughter, the baby, named Moses, is raised in the Egyptian court even though he is a Hebrew. As he grows, Moses confronts his heritage and destiny, leading him on a path that includes a divine encounter, a daring escape to the desert, and his ultimate mission to guide his people to freedom. The story focuses on trusting God amid hardship, and the enduring strength of maternal love.

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