Moses in Mexico

The Oldest Secret of the New World

By: Jonathon A. Perrin

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

The Saga of Moses continues with the long-awaited sequel to my first book: Moses Restored (2017). Today is an even greater time for history-lovers, Egypt-lovers, archaeology-lovers, and lovers of religious mysteries, for in this book, we delve further into the Moses mystery than ever before. Did Moses actually die, as depicted in the Bible, or did he continue his life, in secret, across the Atlantic Ocean? Does his presence in Mexico over three thousand years ago help explain the many myths and legends of the Feathered Serpent in antiquity? Could he have planted the seeds of the most famous cultural hero in Mexican history, Quetzalcoatl?

Moses in Mexico explores the radical theory that Moses continued his life as cultural hero after delivering Joshua and the Israelites to the Promised Land. Sailing across the Atlantic Ocean, he would have found himself in the heartland of the first great Mesoamerican culture, the Olmec. It was here that legends speak of a great bearded man-god arriving from across the Sea to spread civilization. This man was also both bird and serpent. By understanding Moses and his earlier life as Akhenaten, Pharaoh of Egypt, we can better understand the context of the enigmatic Feathered Serpent.

This book brings to life Moses' life after the Israelites. You will see the true face behind the mask, myths, and legends. It is none other than the shining, bearded, and grizzled face of Moses himself, the original rebel and the world’s first individual, a “son of the Sun” priest-king-magician-law-giver, who put on the crown of Osiris over three thousand years ago to sail across a great unknown sea. He would ultimately become the Feathered Serpent, the resplendent shining first hero of Mexico, and the oldest secret of the New World.