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SEASON 1, EPISODE 14

Bread, Memory, and Shadows (Episode 14 - Chapter 12)

Not all history is written on scrolls. Some is carried in hands, in kitchens, in whispers that pass from mothers to daughters. Asenath records in the new library — a private archive Joseph has built with her and Dinah — preserving Egypt’s famine years and the Hebrew contribution that saved a nation. Her visit to her family stirs old anxieties and new pride as her father, once high priest of On, finally acknowledges her gift as a scribe. She writes not only ledgers, but memory itself. Meanwhile, Dinah teaches her daughters the art of breadmaking, each fold a prayer and a remembrance of Leah. Her kitchen becomes a sanctuary where faith and memory are preserved beyond stone walls and parchment. “One fold for where we are, one for where we came from, and one for where we are going.” But while women preserve memory in home and library, shadows lengthen in the temple of Amun. High Priest Nera leads a circle of six priests in a dark incantation, binding Joseph’s steps with curses and oaths. With amulets pulsing and obsidian knives glinting, they swear that if Joseph returns unharmed, they will try again — until his name becomes dust. This chapter is a striking contrast: the women of faith preserving life, the priests of Amun summoning death. Memory against magic. Bread and scrolls against knives and shadow. 📖 Narrated by M MacIntosh 🎧 Explore the full audiobook or purchase the printed edition at: MosesChronicles.com 📅 New chapters every week — subscribe to journey with us through promises, exile, and deliverance.

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13 min
SEASON 1, EPISODE 16

Ep. 16 Wealth Series (16 of 20) Blessings, Curses, and the True Test of Wealth (Deut. 28)

In this Sabbath study of the Wealth, Obedience, and Legacy series, we continue through Deuteronomy 28 to uncover what it truly means to be blessed—or cursed. Blessings are not random favors from heaven. They require obedience, work, stewardship, and responsibility. Curses are not merely “bad luck” or the result of witchcraft—they are consequences that Elohim Himself declares for disobedience. In this episode we explore: Why blessing requires barns, fields, livestock, and work—not laziness or passivityThe meaning of being “blessed when you come in and go out”—and why movement, travel, and interaction are part of God’s wealth planWhy enemies rising against you does not mean you are cursed, and how victory comes from ElohimThe danger of distraction: turning aside “to the right or to the left” instead of focusing on your own obedienceHow generational curses, false teaching, and tradition have blinded people from TorahThe truth about witchcraft, voodoo, and curses—why they cannot prosper against those aligned with God’s WordWhy possessions (houses, flocks, businesses) are not proof of blessing or cursing—obedience isThis is a sobering reminder that true wealth and legacy come only from walking in Torah, honoring Elohim, and stewarding what He has given. 📖 Key Scriptures: Deuteronomy 28:7–20, Psalm 119:67, Proverbs 11:11 #WealthSeries #BiblicalWealth #Deuteronomy28 #BlessingsAndCurses #FaithAndFinances #SabbathStudy #GenerationalWealth #ObedienceAndLegacy Join us for live discussions every Saturday on the ClubHouse app. Search for Selah Sabbath Studies.

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45 min
SEASON 1, EPISODE 1

Ep 01: Wealth Series (1 of 20) What Is Biblical Wealth? A Legacy Beyond Money.

What Is Biblical Wealth? In this Sabbath session, we open Deuteronomy 8 and begin an honest, layered conversation about wealth—not just what it is, but what it isn’t. Through prayer and real reflection, we consider how the wilderness prepared Israel to receive not riches, but land, legacy, and the responsibility of covenant. Regina shares stories of family, culture, and questions that still linger: What do we leave behind? What did our parents leave us? And how do we walk—intentionally—toward something lasting? This is not a talk about money. It’s about the spiritual and practical realities of generational inheritance, obedience, and sacred responsibility. Where are you in your wilderness journey? Are you walking in promise—or still circling the desert? Join us for live discussions every Saturday on the ClubHouse app. Search for Selah Sabbath Studies.

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40 min
SEASON 1, EPISODE 15

Ep. 15 Wealth Series (15 of 20) Blessings and Curses: How to Keep or Lose Wealth (Deut. 27–28)

In this Sabbath study from the Wealth, Obedience, and Legacy series, we begin exploring Deuteronomy 27–28—a foundational chapter on how blessings and curses determine whether we gain, keep, or lose wealth. We see that wealth is not just about what you earn or inherit, but how you walk in obedience. Moses reminds Israel that obedience brings blessing, while disobedience opens the door for curses—even when possessions, power, or influence seem present on the outside. In this episode, we cover: Why wealth is more than obtaining—it’s about how not to lose what God entrustsThe role of leadership and government in shaping whether a nation is blessed or cursedCurses tied to dishonoring parents, deception, injustice, and sexual immoralityWhy tradition and culture often blind people from God’s TorahThe sobering reminder that not putting God’s law into practice is itself a curseWhy we must focus less on judging others as “blessed” or “cursed” and instead examine our own obedienceThis study challenges us to see wealth in its true biblical context: not as appearances, but as the outcome of faithfulness to Torah. 📖 Key Scriptures: Deuteronomy 27:9–26, Deuteronomy 28:1–6, Proverbs 11:11 #WealthSeries #BiblicalWealth #Deuteronomy28 #BlessingsAndCurses #FaithAndFinances #SabbathStudy #GenerationalWealth #ObedienceAndLegacy Join us for live discussions every Saturday on the ClubHouse app. Search for Selah Sabbath Studies.

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46 min
SEASON 1, EPISODE 17

Ep. 17 Wealth Series (17 of 20) Obedience, Curses, and the Power of Community (Deut. 28)

In this episode of the Wealth, Obedience, and Legacy series, we continue through Deuteronomy 28, looking closely at the curses that come from disobedience and what they reveal about wealth, loss, and community. We often blame Satan, witchcraft, or “bad luck” for life’s struggles—but Scripture makes it clear: Elohim Himself says He will send curses for disobedience. Understanding this is key to why wealth is lost, why nations fall, and why obedience to Torah is non-negotiable. We explore: Why curses and afflictions come directly from Elohim, not witchcraftHow there is no “scale” of sin—disobedience in any form opens the door to cursesWhy possessions don’t prove blessing or cursing—obedience doesWhy leadership and national culture influence whether a people prosper or perishClarifying church, fellowship, and community: why Torah requires us to live connected, not isolatedHow healing from wounds and finding true fellowship are part of wealth and legacyThis is a sobering call to return to Torah and to build communities that live in obedience—because true blessing and true wealth only flow from Elohim’s ways. 📖 Key Scriptures: Deuteronomy 28:20–29, Psalm 119:67, Acts 4:23, Leviticus 19:9–10 #WealthSeries #BiblicalWealth #Deuteronomy28 #BlessingsAndCurses #FaithAndFinances #SabbathStudy #ObedienceAndLegacy #TorahLife #GenerationalWealth Join us for live discussions every Saturday on the ClubHouse app. Search for Selah Sabbath Studies.

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50 min
SEASON 1, EPISODE 11

Return to Hebron: A Burial and a Warning (Episode 11 - Chapter 9)

The caravan of Israel finally enters the land of promise. At the threshing floor of Atad, just beyond the Jordan, Joseph and his brothers pause for seven days of mourning — a merging of Hebrew and Egyptian customs that astonishes Pharaoh’s officials. What begins as grief becomes a testimony: “This is not the grief of shepherds. This is the grief of kings.” Joseph kneels by his father’s bier, whispering, “I brought you home.” Reuben, Judah, Benjamin, and the others add their voices, each acknowledging the covenant-keeping God. Shoulder to shoulder, African Hebrew men stand with dust and ashes on their heads, fasting, weeping, and binding themselves not just to their father, but to the legacy of Israel. Ephraim and Manasseh, Joseph’s late-teen sons, take their place among them — pouring oil, reading prayers, and stepping into manhood. But even as mourning turns to unity, shadows stir. Two spies of the temple of Amun watch from the dunes, whispering of assassination and betrayal. Dan senses danger in the camp and warns Joseph. Under the stars, Joseph gathers his sons, teaching them vigilance: “Not all enemies wear armor.” Judah and Zelan negotiate in Hebron with the Hittite elders for the Cave of Machpelah, where Abraham, Isaac, and Leah lie. The covenant is upheld, but threats remain. The spies plan to strike when grief turns to pride, vowing that no Hebrew shall rise in Egypt again. This chapter is both homecoming and warning — a sacred burial that closes one circle and opens another. The name of Israel is honored in Canaan, but the enemies of Joseph have not relented.

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21 min
SEASON 1, EPISODE 5

Dinah Speaks: A Forgotten Woman Breaks Her Silence (Episode 5 - Chapter 3)

With courage stitched into her garments, Dinah steps forward—bearing a message, and a request. Long ignored by her brothers and burdened by the memory of Shechem, she seeks more than Joseph’s ear—she seeks a blessing for her future. Her journey through the palace of the vizier is both a reckoning and a reclaiming. In the space between Hebrew pain and Egyptian promise, a sister dares to speak.

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27 min
SEASON 1, EPISODE 10

The Caravan of Jacob (Episode 10 - Chapter 08)

Chapter Eight of The Moses Chronicles Prelude unfolds with a solemn yet united moment in Israel’s history. Seventy days of mourning have passed. Joseph, once Vizier of Egypt but now simply a son, leads his family as they prepare to carry Jacob’s embalmed body back to Canaan. The air is heavy with reverence, not grief. For the first time in years, the sons of Israel stand together—not as rivals, but as brothers bound by purpose. We witness tender farewells: Asenath’s whispered prayers over her sons, Dinah’s woven gift to honor her mother, and Zilpah’s final blessings on Gad and Asher. Laughter mingles with solemnity as old wounds fade into a rare moment of unity. But shadows linger at the edges of the caravan. Two men, cloaked as scribes, carry secret orders from Egypt’s priests. Their mission: ensure that Joseph becomes the last Hebrew to ever rise in Egypt. This chapter blends reverence, family restoration, and hidden danger as the caravan begins its journey. ✨ The Moses Chronicles Prelude is a work of sacred fiction, weaving ancient story with poetic depth. Journey with us through promises, exile, and deliverance. 📚 Explore more at MosesChronicles.com 🔔 Subscribe for weekly chapter releases.

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12 min
SEASON 1, EPISODE 9

Dinah & Zilpah Say Farewell to Jacob (Episode 09 - Chapter 07 )

In this poignant chapter of The Moses Chronicles: Prelude, the story reaches a deeply emotional turning point. The first light of dawn finds the palace hushed as Dinah and Zilpah make their way to the chamber where Jacob — Israel — lies in peaceful repose, prepared for his journey back to the ancestral tomb in Canaan. In the stillness, surrounded by simple reeds and olive branches, Dinah whispers her last words to her father, remembering the warmth of his hands and the small moments of love that shaped her life. Zilpah, who once mothered her through rejection and loss, adds her own blessing, her presence a reminder of the quiet, enduring love that has carried Dinah through the years. From this sacred farewell, the chapter shifts to the garden — a place transformed for a simple, intimate wedding. Under a woven canopy of reeds and date fronds, Dinah takes the hand of Orym, a man who loves her not for her lineage, but for her heart. In front of close family and trusted friends, vows are exchanged not for ambition or gain, but for courage, kindness, and a shared faith in Elohim. Joseph stands not as Egypt’s vizier, but as a brother. Asenath offers a prayer of blessing. The laughter of children mingles with the soft notes of a harp. And for the first time in decades, Dinah feels entirely home — accepted, honored, and cherished. This chapter is a tapestry of endings and beginnings — of farewells that heal, unions that restore dignity, and the quiet witness of those whose loyalty does not fade with time.

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10 min
SEASON 1, EPISODE 10

Ep. 10 Wealth Series (10 of 20) Wisdom, Work & Trust: Finishing Proverbs 3

In this Sabbath study of the Wealth, Obedience, and Legacy series, we complete Proverbs 3 and discover how wisdom, understanding, and trust in God are inseparable from building true wealth. This teaching reminds us that: Wisdom is better than silver and gold—her ways bring peace, health, and long life.Wealth requires work—wisdom equips us to create, craft, and produce something tangible to fill our barns.Fear must not hold us back—God promises security, sweet sleep, and confidence when we move forward in trust.Relationships matter—wealth cannot be built in isolation. Working with others brings increase, even when it means handling conflict or disappointment.Rest is part of the journey—Sabbath and sleep are not signs of laziness, but signs of trust in Elohim’s provision.Guard your character—do not withhold good, do not envy the violent, and do not slip into strife or deceit.Proverbs 3 shows us that wealth is not only about barns and plenty, but also about how we treat others, how we rest, and how we trust Elohim in the face of fear and uncertainty. 📖 Key Scriptures: Proverbs 3:13–35, Proverbs 14:4, Deuteronomy 8, Exodus 31 #WealthSeries #BiblicalWealth #WisdomAndWealth #FaithAndFinances #SabbathStudy #GenerationalWealth #TrustInTheLord #Stewardship Join us for live discussions every Saturday on the ClubHouse app. Search for Selah Sabbath Studies.

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41 min

Stories and studies rooted in the ancient world of Scripture. Selah Publishing House presents a collection of immersive audio experiences—both fiction and nonfiction—centered on the Old Testament and the sacred rhythms of faith. Explore: The Moses Chronicles – A mythic retelling of Moses' origin story, rich with political tension, spiritual depth, and prophetic fire. The Final Words – Poetic devotional journeys through the Testaments of the Twelve Patriarchs. Selah Studies – Reflections on Sabbath, justice, exile, and redemption from Genesis to the Prophets. Ancient Texts Revived – Clean, faithful readings of Pseudepigrapha and Apocrypha, presented with reverence and clarity. Whether you’re here for historical storytelling, meditative scripture, or devotional insight, each series is designed to awaken wonder, renew faith, and deepen your understanding of the God who speaks through history. Selah. Pause and listen.

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Bread, Memory, and Shadows (Episode 14 - Chapter 12)

Ep. 16 Wealth Series (16 of 20) Blessings, Curses, and the True Test of Wealth (Deut. 28)

Ep 01: Wealth Series (1 of 20) What Is Biblical Wealth? A Legacy Beyond Money.

Ep. 15 Wealth Series (15 of 20) Blessings and Curses: How to Keep or Lose Wealth (Deut. 27–28)

Ep. 17 Wealth Series (17 of 20) Obedience, Curses, and the Power of Community (Deut. 28)

Return to Hebron: A Burial and a Warning (Episode 11 - Chapter 9)

Dinah Speaks: A Forgotten Woman Breaks Her Silence (Episode 5 - Chapter 3)

The Caravan of Jacob (Episode 10 - Chapter 08)

Dinah & Zilpah Say Farewell to Jacob (Episode 09 - Chapter 07 )

Ep. 10 Wealth Series (10 of 20) Wisdom, Work & Trust: Finishing Proverbs 3

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