Moses and The Burning Bush         

ISBN 0-9700-928-3-0 Library of Congress Control # 2005936988

Published by Ancile Publications  98 pages - Paperback

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 In the life of Moses and his encounter with God in the "Moses and the Burning Bush", the author captures the frustrations, disappointments, mistakes and periods of dismay one may experience in pursuit of their dream.  An experience with God , he writes, can change your course, and place you on a road to success in fulfillment of your dream.

He (God) is a God of second chances.  Moses, born a slave, is brought to the palace in Egypt by Pharaoh's daughter as heir to the throne.  In pursuit of his dreams to deliver his people from bondage, he commits murder.  He becomes a fugitive in the wilderness for 40 years.  At the end of that time, one experience became the turning point in his restoration to prominence.

    He supernaturally experienced the presence of God in an unconsumed burning bush in the wilderness.  It was a call that would elevate him to become one of the best known names in human history... and a man mightily used of God.

The God of a second chance is waiting to fulfill His purpose through us in the fulfillment of our dreams, in His time and way and for His glory.