Jean Dieuvil

The Little Light of Mine Senses Darkness Jean Dieuvil

This book has come a little too late in a world already too ancient, and inundated by a swell of superstitions based on false hopes, unnecessary fears, and ironic aspirations. Many lies are developed as doctrines. A man becomes Christian in order to be saved from sins and to go to heaven after death. As a servant of God; I have a concern, that is the dark zone, the words of God, the truth before us, which, while not yet fully revealed to our knowledge, is no longer hidden by our ignorance. We are taught to be Christians in order to be closer to the true God: instead we have become heirs of the Hellenic civilization which is exactly the opposite of what we hope for. This book reveals the lies and the legendry of this system it enriches our backgrounds to tread and walk where Elijah, Sammuel, Nathan, Amos, Hosea, Isaiah, Micah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, and Daniel had walked. It enlarges our horizons by giving us something greater than just a factual records of history. The feeling which comes to us from reading the works and the deeds of these true men of god provives us with the primary reason to crave for the truth this book echoes the voice that must be heard in our time.