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In Search for the Lost Books of Moses

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Jean-Louis was born in Bois-De-Chenes, a small town in France. His father was an American soldier and mother French. His mother was very religious and always told Jean-Louis stories of God, Saints and Jesus. He was always curious about God’s mysteries and had an urge to learn more about them. When he was young, his grandmother told him of a book she claimed was evil. He asked her about the book, and she told him it had something to do with Moses. She told him it brought evil and she finally buried it in her yard.
Jean-Louis went on a quest for information which led him to learn of the Torah, the first five books of Moses. He also discovered a sixth and seventh book of Moses was discovered and put into print in the 1800s. His search leads him to visit several places in Europe where he discovers hidden documents and clues. During his quest for the lost books of Moses, he received visions from saints. He meets several people along the way who help him through his journey.
The book is fiction however it contains actual places and documents.

Pages: 283

Format: Kindle Edition

Release: May 29, 2018

In Search for the Lost Books of Moses

0/5 ( ratings)

Jean-Louis was born in Bois-De-Chenes, a small town in France. His father was an American soldier and mother French. His mother was very religious and always told Jean-Louis stories of God, Saints and Jesus. He was always curious about God’s mysteries and had an urge to learn more about them. When he was young, his grandmother told him of a book she claimed was evil. He asked her about the book, and she told him it had something to do with Moses. She told him it brought evil and she finally buried it in her yard.
Jean-Louis went on a quest for information which led him to learn of the Torah, the first five books of Moses. He also discovered a sixth and seventh book of Moses was discovered and put into print in the 1800s. His search leads him to visit several places in Europe where he discovers hidden documents and clues. During his quest for the lost books of Moses, he received visions from saints. He meets several people along the way who help him through his journey.
The book is fiction however it contains actual places and documents.

Pages: 283

Format: Kindle Edition

Release: May 29, 2018

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