Exodus According to Methuselah

The narrative features Methuselah, the recording angel, who rectifies errors in the biblical Exodus, originally miscopied by a dyslexic scribe. It humorously explores the story of Moses, detailing his mother’s month-long basket-making process before placing him in the Nile. The plot reveals Pharaoh's daughter, who suffers from psoriasis, finding and adopting the Hebrew baby, adding a unique twist to the classic tale. This reimagining blends humor and historical revisionism, offering a fresh perspective on familiar biblical events.