The Light of Ancient America Volume Two Honor & Arrogance

by Gary T. Wright

What happened in ancient America after the star of Bethlehem appeared? Did the struggle between good and evil end? What was the secret society of Gadianton? How did the concept of Quetzalcoatl come about? What happened to the government? The Light of Ancient America answers these questions and more. Volume Two, Honor & Arrogance, continues the fascinating narrative of Gidgiddoni and Jacob that began with Volume One. It reveals the surprising events that took place in ancient America between the time of Christ's birth and His ministry there as the resurrected God of Israel. The Bible tells us that darkness covered the land when Christ was crucified, and that a great earthquake rent the veil of the temple and opened numerous graves. After Christ's resurrection, many bodies of the saints which slept arose and came out of those graves, appearing to many in the city of Jerusalem. Did anything similar happen in the Western Hemisphere? Was Christ the Savior of the Eastern Hemisphere only or was He the Savior and Redeemer of the whole world? What was His ministry in ancient America like? The answers to these questions constitute an unforgettable account of the monumental events that actually transpired in the Western Hemisphere to create universal reverence for the white God Quetzalcoatl. Volume Two of The Light of Ancient America is the touching story that brings these remarkable events to life.

208 pages

First published January 1, 2007

Reviews

[Laurie · Rating 5 out of 5]

I really enjoyed & loved these books, I gained an insight of what life may have been like for the Nephites and Lamanites during the few decades before Christ visited them.
Both books made their stories more alive to me, they were also very powerful to me spiritually.

[Amy · Rating 3 out of 5]

I would give this book 3.5 stars if it were possible. Parts of the book I loved, but there were things it could have done without and been a lot better. The ending was really good.