EXODUS With JESUS

A Christ-Centered Retelling of Bondage, Liberation, and Sinai

By: William Ferrier Jr.

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

What if Jesus Himself told you the story of the Exodus?

In this groundbreaking work of biblical fiction, experience the greatest liberation story in human history through the eyes of the One who was there from the beginning. Jesus Christ narrates the epic journey from Egyptian slavery to freedom, revealing intimate details, profound connections, and theological insights that only the divine Word could provide.

"Come back to me. Sit here again beside these ancient sands, where the wind carries echoes of chains and the memory of tears..."

From the burning bush encounter with Moses to the dramatic Red Sea crossing, from the ten devastating plagues to the institution of Passover, witness every moment through the perspective of Him who would ultimately become the perfect Passover Lamb. Discover the profound Hebrew meanings behind familiar stories, understand the typological connections that point to the cross, and experience the Exodus as never before—through the voice of the Word made flesh.

This is biblical fiction with scholarly depth:

• Extensive Hebrew word studies and linguistic insights
• Theological connections between Old Testament events and New Testament fulfillment
• First-person narrative that brings biblical characters to life
• Meticulously researched historical and cultural details
• Written for both casual readers and serious biblical scholars

Perfect for readers who loved:

• Historical biblical fiction like The Source or The Red Tent
• Theological fiction that enriches faith and understanding
• Fresh perspectives on familiar biblical stories
• Scholarly approaches to Scripture made accessible

Experience the Exodus story as you've never imagined it—through the eyes of the One who orchestrated every miracle, heard every prayer, and planned every step toward the ultimate deliverance that would come through His own sacrifice.

The journey begins at the burning bush. The destination is the cross.