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“Before I formed you in the womb, I knew you;
Before you were born, I set you apart.” — Jeremiah 1:5
This is not decoration.
It is identity restored.
Why You’re Here
You didn’t arrive by accident.
You are here because Scripture still speaks,
because women still matter in God’s story,
and because purpose begins with identity.
Daughters of the Covenant restores the voices of biblical women whose courage shaped history—and still speaks today.
What You Receive Today
Zipporah & Moses — Daughter of the Covenant
A powerful, Scripture-grounded restoration of Zipporah—the woman whose obedience saved Moses’ life and preserved the covenant.
Included:
Adult Edition (PDF + EPUB)
Children’s Edition (PDF)
Illustrated Edition (PDF)
Series Introduction
FREE Bonus: Printable Wall Art PDF
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Why This Matters Now
Bible-Based Stories for an Uncertain World
This series restores:
Context
Honor
Identity
Purpose
Some of these women were outsiders.
Some were Africans.
Some were survivors.
All were chosen.
Why Purchase Today
Early supporters receive foundational materials
Bonus content may not remain free
This series is expanding—Zipporah is Bundle #1
Most of all:
Because you were never meant to walk unaware of who you are.
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When you share, you join the restoration.
What Comes Next
This is only the beginning.
Upcoming bundles include:
Mary, Jesus, and Joseph (Egypt as refuge)
Deborah & Jael
Miriam, Rahab, Ruth, Esther
…and more
Each stands alone.
Together, they tell the covenant story.
Final Invitation
If you’ve ever asked:
Does God see women?
Does Scripture speak to my life today?
This is your answer.
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And walk forward knowing—you were appointed.
When Delay Meant Death
There are moments when obedience cannot wait.
Zipporah lived in one of those moments.
Her husband carried a calling — but something unfinished followed them on the road.
Scripture says the Lord met Moses and sought to kill him.
No warning.
No negotiation.
No time to discuss theology.
It was Zipporah who understood the urgency.
She did not ask permission.
She did not hesitate.
She acted — immediately.
And death passed over.
This is not a comfortable story.
But it is an honest one.
It tells us something many feel today but struggle to name:
There are seasons when delay is more dangerous than fear.
Zipporah teaches us that God’s provision often arrives through decisive obedience, not perfect understanding.
“There is nothing new under the sun.”
Families have faced sudden threats before.
Faith has been tested under pressure before.
And God has always preserved those who listened and moved.
