Midwives Of Moses
An Old Testament historical biblical fiction about Pauh from the Book of Exodus set in ancient egypt.

When obedience means death, Puah's defiance may bring the hope of deliverance.
Pharaoh summons the midwives of Egypt and hands down a decree that turns Puah's calling into a weapon. Every newborn Hebrew boy must die.
Obedience will cost innocent lives. Defiance will cost her own. Puah chooses defiance, and for reasons she cannot understand, Pharaoh spares her and her guild.
The years pass and the slavery grows crueler. A Hebrew boy raised in the palace turns his back on his royal inheritance, kills a man, and disappears into the desert. When Moses returns decades later as Yahweh's chosen deliverer, plague after plague falls on the only land Puah has ever called home.
As the final and most terrible night draws near, will Puah stay in Egypt, or follow Yahweh into the wilderness and leave behind the women she has served for a lifetime?
Accompany Puah as she faces the tests of her faith in Midwives of Moses, Book 1 of the Faith Finders series.
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"Oh my. Jenifer, you have earned a place among my fav Biblical fiction authors.I loved this book so much- every aspect of it was so well thought and developed! But, the thing that kept me reading and reading was Jenifer’s talent at story telling. We all know you can have the best book idea in the world and not do it justice with your writing execution... well, Jenifer did it!"
—Breny, Amazon
"I enjoyed this glimpse into a time in history that we all know but this was from a different view point, the midwives. It is bound to be hard to take an event that everyone knows and make it new. Jennifer Jennings has done this with this book. She brings Moses, Shiphrah and Pauh to life..."
— Margie, BookBub
"This was such a unique book! We have all heard the story of Moses but this rendition is through the midwives eyes. You never really stop to think about what they might have thought since they were the ones who brought all the Egyptian children into the world. This was a great start to a series and I can't wait to read the others! I was really impressed."
—Katherine, GoodReads









