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Unveiling Mysteries of the Bible

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Dr. Grant Jeffrey is a noted Christian author, known primarily for his books on Bible prophecy. In this book, Dr. Jeffrey looks at twenty six issues that he found puzzling in his early Bible studies, and presents his view of these mysteries. They range from such things as the location of the Garden of Eden, the wife of Cain, to the fate of the twelve Disciple of Jesus (plus Luke, Barnabas & Paul), why Christians worship on Sunday, and the ultimate mystery - God's plan for redemption.

I must say that I do not agree with everything that Dr. Jeffrey writes in this book, but I did find his arguments to be well thought-out, and well presented. Not a work of deep theology, but what this book is, is a very good look at a number of fascinating issues that any Bible student is sure to wonder about. I found this book to be a fascinating read, and do not hesitate to recommend it to all Christians.

Grand Jeffrey very capably reveals and documents answers such topics as the Garden of Eden, Noah's Flood, the Lost Ark of the Covenant, the Two Genealogies of Jesus, the Star of Bethlehem, and more. In his typical style, Jeffrey documents everything.

If you think that there are insignificant details on the Bible....THINK AGAIN!!. It will make you want to go deeper in what the bible says and what it REALLY SAYS.

I enjoyed reading this book alot. Grant Jeffrey does a great job at

explaining these mysteries and Bibical stories I grow up with as a

child and still enjoy to read.

I liked the book. The ONLY thing that I found rather disappointing was Dr Jefferies did not go very deep. Dr Jeffries needs to write another book and make it 3 or 4 x larger and go MUCH DEEPER!

Don't miss this book. The Bible is full of incredible hiden secrets... Once you sink into this book you will not let it go.

Ever sinse I heard about it I felt the urge to buy it.....And it didn't disapointed me. It gives you a reason to be more carefull and more aware of little "insignificant" details of the Word of God. Everyone that I have told somrthing I read wanted to know more.