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    The Belt of Truth: Genesis

    By Richard Jonathon Caputo

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    What is the meaning of life, and how do we find it? Where should we look for answers to our toughest questions? Why should we trust the answers we receive? The future of man, his origins and purpose, and his relationship to the eternal are no more unreachable than your next breath. To heal the hearts and minds of the weary and open the eyes of the blind, all we need is faith. But what is faith, and where should we employ it? Follow the archangels Michael and Gabriel through past, present, and future as they uncover the secrets hidden within the first two millennia of creation. Discover the truth laid open, lost in plain sight, from the start of everything to the end of the beginning.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherChristian Faith Publishing, Inc.
    Release dateMar 11, 2021
    ISBN9781098046491
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