PROLOGUE Three thousand two hundred and fifty years ago, a People enslaved by the Egyptians rebelled. The God of these people instructed them to take all the gold and jewelry that the Egyptian people possessed. Because of this GOD the Egyptian people gave it to these slaves willingly. The Leader of these people was empowered by their God to lead them through the Sinai Desert. This God empowered the Staff of this leader with great powers. The Egyptian army chased these people to the edge of the Red Sea. The leader raised his Staff and the Sea parted allowing the slaves to cross on dry land. When the Egyptian Army tried to follow through the same passage, the Leader of the slaves lowered the Staff and the Egyptian Army drowned. These people traveled for forty years through the wilderness of Shur, the Wilderness of Etham, the Wilderness of Sin, the Wilderness of Paran and the Wilderness of Zin. When the people came to the land of Moab at the foot of Mount Nebo, the leader died and he was buried with his empowered Staff at the foot of Mount Nebo. In a great Vault made of carved stones. They buried next to the leader all the Gold and Jewelry the Egyptians had given them. Also, in this tomb they placed stone Tablets. Inscribed on the stone tablets are the history of the people and all the laws of their God. The leader's burial place was unknown to the people, it was known only to their God. The people went forward to a new land that had been promised to them by God.
About the Author: ABOUT THE AUTHOR Philip "Fred" Tymon was in the Real Estate and Construction business most of his adult life. He developed, owned, and managed multi-family apartment complexes, office buildings, shopping centers, and hotels. He owned and still owns much raw land for future development and for speculation. He developed and owned property in New York, Arizona, Florida, and California. After selling his properties in New York and Arizona, he closed his offices in Queens, New York and Scottsdale, Arizona. He presently maintains his residence in Chatsworth, California. He was a director of The California Association of Realtors. He was District Chairman for Political Affairs at The California Association of Realtors. He was vice chairman of the Governmental Affairs Committee at the San Fernando Valley Board of Realtors. He was a director of the Bell Canyon Community and a voting member of the Architectural Committee. He was on the Board of Directors of Congregation Beth Kodesh, Canoga Park, California. He attended New York University and Hofstra College, majoring in Business Administration. He was a full time matriculated student during the evening hours He served in the United States Army for two years and the active reserve for four years. He holds the following licenses: 1) State of California Department of Real Estate Broker's License. 2) State of California, Department of Consumer Affairs, General Contractor's License 3) Commercial Pilots License, with many ratings. 4) Philip Fred Tymon is the published author of a novel "The Relative I Never knew "and "The Best Of Fredy" a book of short stories.