In Book II: The Red Nile, the spiritual and political crises hinted at in the first volume erupt into chaos. Pharaoh is dead. A new ruler-Amenmeses-ascends the throne, determined to crush unrest and restore the gods of Egypt. But something deeper than politics is unfolding: a divine judgment begins to pour out, one plague at a time. As blood taints the Nile and fear spreads through Egypt's streets, the Hebrews endure suffering-but also grow in faith and anticipation. Ana, still caught between two worlds, records it all. His bond with Merapi intensifies, even as her role in the divine story grows more mysterious. The "Red Nile" becomes more than a sign of wrath-it is the beginning of liberation.

Covering Chapters X-XIII, this volume traces the first signs of divine warfare and moral testing. Haggard's narrative continues to mix adventure, romance, and biblical depth in a retelling that feels both ancient and startlingly current. This educational edition includes: Full text of Chapters X-XIII from Moon of Israel A new introduction: "What Turns Water to Blood?" Glossary of Exodus-related plagues, figures, and symbols AI Literacy Prompt: "Can Artificial Intelligence Identify Miracles?" Dinner Table Discussion Starters on fear, truth, and deliverance The Jewish Memory Classics series combines literary heritage and moral inquiry with tools for navigating the digital world. Perfect for families, educators, and young readers discovering that ancient stories still speak-especially when rivers turn red.