Africa: The untold story of its central role in civilization and salvation history.

The pervasive myth of Africa as a continent "playing catch-up" has distorted global perceptions for far too long. In Africa in the Bible: Reclaiming the Roots of Faith and Knowledge, prepare for a powerful spiritual and historical unveiling that challenges deeply ingrained misconceptions and reclaims a forgotten heritage.

This compelling book reveals Africa not as a latecomer, but as the vibrant, influential heartland where civilization's earliest seeds were sown and where profound spiritual traditions flourished. Explore the sophisticated genius of ancient Egypt, a beacon of learning and law when other regions were still developing. Critically, discover how Africa was intimately woven into the very fabric of salvation history, from Moses's formation in Egypt to Jesus finding refuge there, and Ethiopia's pivotal embrace of the Gospel in the first century.

This isn't just history; it's a clarion call to remember what has been conveniently overlooked. For truth-seekers, for the African child denied their glorious past, for believers yearning to see the Bible in its full, global scope, and for a world ready to shed its biases, this book offers a transformative journey.

Join us as we delve into Scripture, history, and ancient traditions to rediscover the profound truth that Africa was always central – at the dawn of civilization, the birth of monotheistic faith, and the foundational moments of Christianity.