Shortest Journey Is a Detour

When Senenmut answers the summons to interview for the tutor for the Egyptian queen's daughter, he sees an opportunity to make a name for himself and earn titles and importance. He succeeds beyond his wildest dreams, becoming second in importance to the pharaoh. However, his very success causes failure, and he suffers a fate worse than death. His son Yahmose also succeeds to second in importance, but has to leave Egypt, resulting in the First Exodus. Then, he must return.

When Havram decides to become a servant-priest, he is tasked with two goals. His first task: to invent something never attempted, which leads directly to the downfall of one kingdom, and indirectly to another. His second: to discover something previously unknown about God, which leads him to Abraham and the founding of Judaism. The change to Judaism completely altered mankind's understanding about God... or did it?