The Murder of Moses

This book presents a decade-long investigation into the mysterious life and death of Moses, suggesting that he was deceived and murdered by his father-in-law, Reuel, a skilled magician trained in Egypt. It explores how Reuel allegedly staged supernatural events and altered biblical narratives to conceal his involvement and replace Moses with an impostor. Building on the research of historic and psychological thinkers, the authors reveal a hidden story behind the biblical account, challenging traditional views of Moses’ origins and the origins of Western religion.