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Christ Before Creation: Introducing Christ and the Unseen Realm

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It is amazing to consider just how much Christ did before creation. It is almost as amazing that so few writers seem to have covered this subject. I already have all of Edwards' Chronicles of Creation and First-Century Diaries, so this rounds it out very nicely. It was awesome to be reminded once again just how Christ sees me as a part of His Bride, in eternity past AND future. Definitely destined to become a classic.

How can predestination and free-will coexist? Whether you're on the camp of 'once saved, always saved' or 'salvation can be lost', read this book and you'll rejoice!

When Jesus said, "I'm the Alpha and the Omega", He didn't mean "I'm the Alpha first, and later on I'll be the Omega." He's both Alpha and Omega, First and the Last, Beginning and the End, ALL at the same time! Read this book and you'll understand why.

After reading this book, my faith level shot through the roof! I can't help but kept saying, "My God, You're simply AWESOME!"

This book will definitely bring you into a higher understanding of the magnificence of God!

Gene Edwards has a very interesting view of the spiritual world. I have been leaning towards this view and it was refreshing to find an author who, in general, agrees. As in all areas of the generally "unknown" there are a few things one might question in his writings. But, due to my own life experiences he has touched on a reality that I believe we all "feel" but don't understand. I would encourage anyone to travel down the path of his writings.

Anything written by Gene Edwards is always a treasure to enjoy! He has a way of pulling you into the center of a new discovery, and you find yourself "looking to and fro" into his imagination with great delight of how he envisions things. A wonderful story, by a masterful storyteller!

This is as usual a good book by Gene Edwards. He has a way of bringing to life every person he writes about. This is a novel, but I really enjoy his work.

The title sums up my review. The author gave a lot of thought to this subject,the actual word count is very short.

This book was not what I was looking for. I was hoping to see unrecognized scriptural based descriptions of heaven, Christ and the invisable realm, but it seem more fictional, with 2 to 3 scriptures references scattered between between one and two page chapters. I think I would not have been so disappointed if I knew in advance that the book was primarily from the author's imagination.