As times began to advance, the living bore the destiny of the dead, and the day in the world of Hemenu was indeed bustling.
Leaving this unnamed hill, Messe returned to his family and friends. He proclaimed to them that he had received Divine Revelation—except for his mother-in-law, belonging to the Midianite Priest.
He claimed he was about to go to Egypt, following the will of God, to rescue his own people, and not even the Egyptian gods who resided above Heliopolis could stop him. He was prepared for this, yet, as was to be expected, Messe's words and actions were met with skepticism.
No one believed that this eighty-year-old man truly received grace from God, especially not from those well-known deities but from one that only existed in Hebrew mythology and had never manifested.
