Author

Anthony Palmer never set out to become an author.

Writing was not a lifelong ambition. It was something he resisted.

But for more than twenty years, a message remained with him—one that continued to grow through study, prayer, reflection, and conversations with others searching for deeper answers.

Eventually, he realized the message was not meant to stay in his personal journals.

It needed to be shared.

A Marine Corps veteran from Gary, Indiana, and now based in Houston, Texas, Anthony brings a perspective shaped by discipline, perseverance, and a lifelong pursuit of understanding.

Let My People Go represents the culmination of that journey.

“I didn’t write this book because I wanted to teach something new.

I wrote it because I needed to understand it myself.”

Anthony describes the book as his own exodus, a journey from rigid interpretation toward spiritual freedom.

Like the biblical story of Israel leaving Egypt, his own path involved seasons of searching, questioning, and surrender.

Through that process, he discovered a deeper relationship with Scripture, not one built only on information, but on transformation.

This book is the result of that journey.

A collaboration between revelation and reflection.

Between spiritual insight and human experience.