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indeed, slaves of fashion, in food, in dress, in actions, in words; slaves of fear, afraid of everything; slaves of appetite; slaves to the body, which says feed me daily or I shall grow weak and die, clothe me or I shall freeze, fan me or I shall melt; serve me, serve me, the body constantly cries, and we are its slaves. Subject to want, to sorrow, to ills of all kinds, surely like Israel, one cry must at last go up to God by reason of our hard bondage. "And God looked upon the children of Israel and had respect unto them." Their cry found the Divine Presence at hand, ready to deliver, there is deliverance!

F. Moses, the Leader of Israel.. - p. 129

F. Moses was not the first discoverer of the presence of Jehovah, but it was through him that it came to be the fundamental basis of the national existence and history. From historical tradition, Moses was writer of The Torah, first six books of the Old Testament.

To a weak people, comes always a messenger outside of themselves. Those having ears, but using them not to hear; having eyes, but using them not to see! who wish to hear and see through some one else's ears and eyes, looking only outside of themselves for the Divine message, shall never hear nor see the Truth in its full beauty.

The Truth is ready to reveal itself to each soul