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Rest Unto the Land
For thousands of years humanity has wondered over the Bible's chronological claims. Many have tried to put its statements into a meaningful form, but all failed because gaps in the time sequences created an impasse. Others dismissed the data all together because it just didn't add up. Finally, "Rest Unto The Land" makes sense of the abundance of information. It p...more
Hardcover, 188 pages
Published
May 23rd 2007
by Joseph Nathan Smith
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Rest Unto The Land starts with question: If the Bible is true, what does it say about the history of the Earth? By focusing not on the people in the Bible as most have done in the past but instead on the land, some amazing discoveries are uncovered. The time gaps in the Bible chronology disappear and an integrated view of the Bible comes into focus. Dates which have been hidden in the Bible for thousands of years become visible.
This book offers a genuinely new...more
Rest Unto The Land starts with question: If the Bible is true, what does it say about the history of the Earth? By focusing not on the people in the Bible as most have done in the past but instead on the land, some amazing discoveries are uncovered. The time gaps in the Bible chronology disappear and an integrated view of the Bible comes into focus. Dates which have been hidden in the Bible for thousands of years become visible.
This book offers a genuinely new...more
This book will make you think about your future and the future of our world. You will be encouraged and blessed by this book. It will give you hope.
This is a very interesting book. It uses only the Bible as a source. I enjoyed it.
The Bible actually makes sense.
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