Fredrick Brotherton, born in 1847, was an English evangelist and pastor heavily involved in inner city mission work both in England and the U.S.

The 75+ books he had written consisted largely of devotional commentaries on the bible and Christian biographies, including Moses, The Servant of God. The book, published in 1893 outlines the fascinating personality of one of the most well-known and vital figures in the story of Christianity.

Drawing from historical record and scripture, Brotherton paints a picture of Moses as a deeply flawed human who found his strengths through deep faith, prayer and ultimately, the grace of God. The book's contribution to humanity is through it's lessons woven throughout the life and character of Moses to help Christians all over the world better serve God and humanity.