Touched By Greatness: Women In The Life Of Moses by Dorothy Kelley Patterson

Many women impacted upon the life of Moses. The woman who bore him, the young girl who shadowed him, and the foreigner who raised him are just three of the key influencers on his life. Their actions meant that a Hebrew child was reared as a prince of Egypt and became one of the greatest leaders of all time.
Each woman who influenced the life of Moses was guided by God to bring his plans to pass. As you read about their lives you will discover the unique role women have to be mightily used of God too.

Dorothy Patterson is a homemaker, wife, mother and grandmother. She is also a successful writer and speaker. As Professor of Theology in Women’s Studies, she teaches theology to women at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, where her husband, Paige, is the president. Dorothy and Paige live in Fort Worth, Texas.
"Dorothy Patterson speaks to the very heart of women. In this insightful book you will find a kindred spirit."
Debbie Brunson ~ Pastor’s wife, Jacksonville, Florida

"Dorothy Patterson helps us understand what it was to be a woman touched by the visionary, creative, and courageous life of Moses."
Jaye Martin ~ Director of Women’s Leadership and Instructor, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, Louisville, Kentucky

"This is one of the best books on women I have ever read! It is thoroughly engaging, practically enriching and extremely relevant for women today."
Debbie Stuart ~ Director of Women's Ministry, Prestonwood Baptist Church, Plano, Texas

"Behind every great man . . . are many influential women! Dorothy Patterson's book illustrates that truth through an insightful look at the women in the life of Moses. I enthusiastically recommend Touched by Greatness."
Robert Jefress ~ Pastor, First Baptist Church, Dallas

"This extensive and eloquently written work tells the inspirational stories of women who overcame major challenges and setbacks allowing God to do the work He intended through the life of Moses. Without these women who were willing to go against the norm to protect and preserve family, Moses would not have lived to accomplish what God intended. It is absolutely one of the most fascinating books written about the significance mothers and women play in family life."
Glenda Eitel ~ Registered Nurse I Campus Clinic, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary

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