Book IV: The Crowning of Merapi brings the Exodus story to its emotional and symbolic climax. As divine judgment approaches its final movement, Merapi-once hidden in the shadows of palace intrigue and prophetic visions-emerges as a radiant figure of faith and destiny. In a single chapter, Haggard weaves together themes of power, reverence, and deliverance, giving Merapi the final word before the parting of the sea. Chapter XVIII stands alone in this volume, but its impact is profound. Here, Merapi is not simply loved or chosen-she is crowned. Ana's narration brings full-circle his journey as scribe, witness, and reluctant prophet. The divine story is no longer just about kings and plagues, but about the courage to believe in liberation before it arrives. Included in this volume: Chapter XVIII of Moon of Israel, fully formatted and curated Introduction: "The Final Sign: Dignity Before Departure" Glossary of concluding themes: crowning, mercy, Exodus symbols AI Literacy Activity: "When Does a Story End?" Reflection questions on identity, legacy, and spiritual arrival Jewish Memory Classics closes the Moon of Israel arc with this rich and poetic finale-perfect for Christian and Jewish homeschoolers, classical educators, and families seeking layered, moral engagement with public domain texts.

Ideal for paired reading, quiet reflection, and end-of-series discussion.