The Covenant Makers: Understanding God’s Word and Blessings Through Covenants with Abraham, Adam and Noah in the Old Testament of the Holy Bible and The Torah

“The covenant is the Lord’s blueprint for lifting the people of the earth to a higher plain – to walk before Him and be perfect.”– Thomas G. DaviesIn perhaps the most exhaustive and complete historical investigation of God’s covenants with Man and the Ten Commandments, biblical scholar Thomas G. Davies and his son reveal a new understanding of God’s Word, the establishment of Zion, and the basis for the Christian, Jewish and Mormon faiths inCovenant Makers.Davies takes readers far beyond traditional Bible study and church sermon discussions of the Abrahamic covenant and the Lord’s covenants with Noah and Adam, and offers almost 1,000 pages of fresh new interpretations of the Old Testament and Holy Scriptures by filling in historical gaps in the Bible with advanced research into other historically verified texts, such as the Torah, the Book of Mormon, the Tanakh Bible, and various printings of the Christian Bible.In this revolutionary and heartwarming Jewish and Christian history book, you will learn:Historically verified proof that the covenant was not an uncertainty in the beginning, for it originated from God and there are many signs, clues and keys still contained in the scriptures that have survived intact as written by the prophets.A complete biblical history of Abraham and his family, with a timeline that lines up with other historical events, plus an in-depth discussion of how the covenant was given to Abraham and what it meant both in Abraham’s time and throughout Christian history to current timesAn all-encompassing look at how Zion was established in Ancient Times, through trying times when Zion forgot the Lord, to latter day Zion and Jerusalem in IsraelHow to use Scripture to find the true Messiah - Jehovah’s time of birth and death and recognizing the Messiah’s ministry on earthHow to seek out the beauty of the new and everlasting covenant in its original form and see more clearly God’s great and marvelous purposes, so that the past can be dusted off and reviewed through events occurring in the restor