The Untold Story: Revised Edition - Softcover

Shaw, Edgar

Softcover

ISBN 10: 1452003017 ISBN 13: 9781452003016

Verlag: AuthorHouse, 2010

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THE UNTOLD STORY is a depiction of a chosen people who civilized the continents of Africa and Asia. These chosen people were Ethiopians. There are five central characters in this book: Enoch, Noah, Moses, Abraham and Jesus Christ. The Untold Story provides a vivid and accurate account of a chosen people who were specifically selected by God to be his people, to live accordantly to his will, but failed to live up to his expectations. This eventually caused a deportation out of their land in Israel and parts of Africa. They are now scattered throughout the world. This book also provides a history of the many nationalities that make up the world as you see it today, the history of religions and who started them, and lastly the Anti-Christ. You will find that this book will challenge the mind to know more of man's origin and one's family tree. This book will be helpful in both churches and schools.

Biografía del autor:

EDGAR SHAW is Pastor of Christ Missionary Crusade Fellowship Church, and Bishop of Universal Christian Ministries located in Philadelphia, PA. He is a native of Philadelphia, PA. He was baptized, licensed and ordained in Philadelphia. Bishop is a true devoted man of God, a visionary man and Entrepreneur. He received a Honorary Doctorate and Doctor of Philosophy for Biblical Theology from Universal Christian Community Church School in Wilmington Delaware. His Honorary Degree was given for his outstanding work in missionary, through tent meetings and broadcasting. He is a gifted preacher/teacher who effectively communicates profound biblical truths with a powerful and compelling appeal to the mind of his hearers. His mission is to spread the gospel Universally, and to help the disenfranchise.

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• Verlag: AuthorHouse
• Erscheinungsdatum: 2010
• ISBN 10: 1452003017
• ISBN 13: 9781452003016
• Einband: Tapa blanda
• Anzahl der Seiten: 112