Anippe, sister of King Tut, is married to a fierce warrior, Sebak. But she watched both her mother and good friend Puah, die in childbirth, so she is petrified to have children. While her husband is away fighting the Hittites, she passes off a Hebrew child found in a basket by the river as her own son. Anippe must change his Hebrew name, Moses, and chooses Mehy to honor her father. When her deception is eventually uncovered, she is sentenced to die, but the soldier tasked with her death chooses instead to hide her in the Hebrew camp. Anippe’s belief in the Egyptian gods slowly gives way to faith in the Hebrew god, El Shaddai, as she witnesses the faith of her Hebrew husband, Mered and his children. An interesting tale of ancient Egypt…