Akiel
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Volume One: Chronology
by Akiel
The Book of Light dares to unite the Hebrew Bible and the Arabic Quran in an effort to restore the broken timeline of sacred history. This divinely inspired work seeks to reclaim the truth of creation and reveal the divine order that has long remained obscured from the world. Where the Hebrew Bible centers on the Israelites and the Quran preserves the legacy of the forgotten Sabeans—or Sabians—the people created outside the Garden of Eden, The Book of Light unveils a more complete narrative of humanity’s origin, purpose, and destiny.
More than a work of religion, philosophy, or theology, The Book of Light offers a bold synthesis of two sacred traditions, illuminating the hidden connections between them and restoring a forgotten chapter of human history. This is not merely an interpretation. This is divine revelation—that is to say, full disclosure.
“The Book of Light is bringing divine clarity—one page at a time.” ”
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I am a massage therapist based in Atlanta, GA. Back in 2019, before COVID-19 became a pandemic, God mystically began to reveal many things to me pertaining to life, religion, the Bible, the government, and most importantly, this world. This enlightenment didn't come in the form of a vision or a dream, but rather through divine intervention, mainly the archangel Gabriel. In detail, he revealed to me every withheld truth and clarified all the hidden secrets and dark mysteries that confound the world. In the wake of false prophets and false teachers sensationalizing "hearing from God," I was disinclined to engage anyone about my personal experience. However, I was compelled by the angel to write about everything he divulged to me in a book and share it with the entire world. So, I wrote this Book under strict guidance. After several years of writing, I have finally finished recounting my experience with the angel into a two-thousand-page eschatological manifesto. I am now ready to share with the world. Due to the sheer size of the book, I was advised to break it up into 3 volumes.