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The Bible contains profound and often overlooked treasures, particularly within the stories written by Moses which subtly foreshadow the coming of Jesus. It is accurate to state that Jesus birth occurred subsequent to God's creation of the heavens and the earth. However, upon closer examination, the story of Jesus can be found within the very first day of creation. Author Dennis Mogavero takes a deeper look into these verses as well as how references to Jesus can be found in other biblical stories leading up to his birth. Beginning with the first five verses of Genesis, the author interweaves the entire message of the Bible - verses that resonate with both believers and nonbelievers alike. This easy-to-understand journey will offer you a twofold revelation. Firstly, readers of this book will gain a comprehensive overview of the entire Bible. Secondly, it aims to inspire readers to approach their Bibles with renewed enthusiasm, especially the writings of Moses, fostering a deeper desire for further study. "The treasure is there if you take the time to dig, and when you do, your heart will burn", as noted by the author. Author Dennis Mogavero, originally from Pennsylvania and raised in Washington, spent the majority of his professional career in California before retiring in Texas. Dennis has had a distinguished bi-vocational career in the clinical laboratory field, and as pastor and teacher, passionately imparting his biblical knowledge and guidance. His interests extend to history and travel; however, it is his earthly and heavenly families that he treasures most deeply.
