The Challenge of Moses Part I
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Moses, who had been educated in the ways of the Pharaoh and
the Egyptians, was not aware of his heritage as a descendant of the Children of
Israel until he was a grown man approximately 3500 years ago. Moses was a living example of a person who
knew nothing of his spiritual heritage of the One God and he possessed a
consciousness of a people who, like Pharaoh, symbol of fallen human nature,
knew not the LORD. But Moses did come to know the LORD on
There is no question that Moses did learn of his heritage which he wrote in allegorical forms contained in
The First Book of Moses called Genesis.
This explains how Moses, who was not born until the Book of Exodus,
could write about people who preceded him in history. Adam and Eve are characters in an allegory
written by Moses: Adam, the first man,
represents spiritual man on earth who is made in the image and likeness
of God. Eve, his wife,
represents the human form in which spirit dwells on earth. Cain and Abel are behaviors, bad and good,
emanating from their “parents”, the symbols of spirit and form.
Allegory changes to history in a transition from Adam to
Noah and his three sons: Shem, Ham and
Japheth. The descendants of Shem lead to
Abram, who becomes Abraham, the same person who fathered
Isaac and Ishmael. Isaac fathered
Jacob, who became
The author agrees with Biblical historians that Moses, in
addition to writing the first 5 books of the Holy Bible
called the Torah, also authored the Book
of Job in approximately
1520 BC. He presents the Book of Job as
an allegory. Job represents the spirit
of man, perfect and upright, who loved God and eschewed evil. Job, came upon terrible conditions and circumstances
of the fallen state of his environment, and yet he would not curse God under
any circumstance. The distortions of
the fallen state are advocated by Satan who attempts to break the spiritual
connection between God and Job.
Moses understands that Man is made in the image and
likeness of God. Moses, the Deliverer,
sees clearly the depths to which people have fallen from the covenant with the
LORD to fallen human nature. The Challenge of Moses is to deliver his people, through his writings and
his leadership, from their fallen state of separation from the LORD where he first
encountered them as slaves in
Let us consider The
Symbolic Version of Genesis, The Symbolic Version of
Exodus and The Symbolic Version of Job to see these works in a new light
that have application to people in the here and now of today.
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The Challenge of Moses:
Deliver his people in bondage to the Promised Land.
Moses learns his spiritual
heritage, then wrote Genesis using allegory and
symbolism to describe the true relationship of God and man, man’s fall from
grace, and the Spirit moving through leaders to aid in their return.
Exodus describes Moses’ personal awareness with the LORD
which gives him the authority to lead His people to the Covenant-Agreement
which he experienced on
The Book of Job is
presented as an allegory to illustrate the simple message: Let the spirit of God coming through Job
come through you.
About the Author
As a health care professional,
Anthony John Monaco has been interested in the cause of disease at the
physical, mental and emotional levels of the individual. His scientific approach to the cause of
illness led him to write about spiritual approaches to health. He analyzed many major scriptures of the
world and he has written symbolic interpretations of the original authors who
were responsible for the various religions of mankind. Three books written by Moses are presented
with detailed explanations of the symbolism used to lead people in the fallen
state out of bondage into a covenant-agreement with the LORD.