Two brokenhearted men. A seven-mile road. And a conversation that changed the way we read the Bible forever.

On the first Easter Sunday, two disciples walked away from Jerusalem with shattered hopes. A Stranger joined them on the road to Emmaus, opened the Old Testament to them, and showed them Jesus throughout all those books. By the time they reached their door, their grief had turned into a burning fire.

In Beginning at Moses, Paul Joseph takes you step-by-step along that very road. Written with warmth, clarity, and deep scriptural insight, this book breaks open the scriptures so anyone can see the master thread running through redemptive history:

The Shadows in the Law: Discover the hidden meaning behind the coats of skin in Genesis, the blood on the Passover doorposts, and why there were no chairs inside the Tabernacle.

Trace God’s prophetic calendar through the Spring and Autumn feasts and see how each one finds its fulfillment in Christ.

See the cross foretold in David’s Psalms, Daniel’s precise timetable, and Isaiah’s portrait of the Suffering Servant.

You don’t need a seminary degree to understand the deep things of God. Grab your Bible, step onto the road to Emmaus, and watch the Old Testament come alive.