Nicholas P. Ginex

Future of God Amen Nicholas P. Ginex 3. izdevums

Until the publication of this book, the civilized world has been deprived of a legacy that religious leaders have given little, if any, acknowledgment. This book informs people about the creation of the Egyptian God Amen. If you have used the word Amen in your temple, church, or mosque and never knew that He was the greatest Egyptian God, then you owe it to yourself to read this book.

Jesus Christ, worshipped as the Son of God by Christians, has acknowledged Amen as the beginning of the creation of God in Revelation 3:14 of the New Testament by stating:

These things saith the Amen, the faithful and true witness, the beginning of the creation of God."

The Egyptians integrated the ideals of truth, justice, righteousness, the soul, and hereafter, and infused them into the belief of God. As far back as 3,000 BC, the Egyptian Priesthood used these beliefs to institute a morality that has been instrumental in the development of their civilization and enhance the spiritual nature of their people.

This book appeals to leaders of the Judaic, Christian, and Islamic religions to respect and honor the words of Jesus Christ. When they have accepted Amen as the beginning of the creation of God, they will be ready to work together to unify their beliefs and revise their Scriptures with changes our civilization sorely needs.

Future of God Amen was written to one day bring Jews, Muslims and Christians together in a world community where sisters and brothers, from all nations, love and assist one another. It issues a call to Daughters and Sons of God to assist religious leaders with perceptiveness, truth, and love of mankind.