Abdi-Heba

Abdi-Heba was a king who lived a very long time ago in a place called Egypt. He was like a boss who ruled over a big group of people. Abdi-Heba was the boss of a city called Jerusalem, which is still around today.

Abdi-Heba was really good at being a boss because he knew how to take care of his people and make sure they were happy. He would build things like big walls around his city to keep his people safe from bad guys. Abdi-Heba also shared food and water with his people, so they never went hungry or thirsty.

One day, Abdi-Heba wrote a letter to a very important boss called Pharaoh, who was in charge of all the cities in Egypt. In the letter, Abdi-Heba talked about some problems he was having with some bad guys who were trying to take over his city. Abdi-Heba asked Pharaoh for help to fight against the bad guys and keep his people safe.

Pharaoh received the letter and sent soldiers to help Abdi-Heba. Together, they were able to fight off the bad guys and make sure Jerusalem stayed safe.

Abdi-Heba is remembered as a great boss who cared about his people and did everything he could to keep them safe and happy.