The Sacred Ten

THE SACRED TEN ARE THE 10 COMMANDMENTS
LEARN 40 SECRETS HIDDEN WITHIN MOSES' 10 COMMANDMENTS
DECRIPTED AND REVEALED IN A POWERFUL NOVEL
-YOU SHALL INTERPRET THE HISTORY of JUDEO-CHRISTIANISM LIKE A BRILLIANT KABALIST
An adventure of the Soul and Mind.
In this saga the authors are taking the readers on a most extraordinary quest for TRUTH, zapping through space and time on the wings of an Angel.

As this journey unfolds you will take off from New York City 2000 AD, land at the foot of Mount Nebo in 1492 BC as Prophet Moses is delivering his last testament to the Hebrew people and beyond. Then you will jump ahead to Galilee 1rst Century AD; wing up to Paris 2001 AD; China 6th Century AD; Edenia-Zamaria Constellation, India 6th Century BC, America 1782 AD; finally, up to the timeless spaceless Corridors of Paradise meeting Moses again.
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A most eventful journey,
enriched with exciting revelations of as yet well-hidden secrets regarding the multifaceted meanings of the 10 Commandments, stunning exposure of cloaked events of immense civilizational import, known by few until now. You will converse freely with several outstanding Intellectual and Spiritual Savants who walked on our Earth.

Lively meetings, exciting conversations,
illuming answers never heard before. You will meet and discuss with : Moses about the encoding he used to compose the Book of Genesis; Rabbi Yohanan ben Zakai about the astounding unsuspected power of the 10th Commandment; Master Lao Tseu, about the Universal nature of ALL languages spoken on Earth.; 9th Century AD Rabbi Beruriah, teaching children about the Creation of the World; Benjamin Franklin in 1782 AD expounding on: "Thou Shall Not Kill"; Gautama Buddha brilliantly interpreting "You Shall Not Commit Adultery"; Shimon bar Yochai and more....
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"The tone of the story
is always at an even keel. Even when several revelations are uncovered the writer's reverence for the subject matter and their historical characters is always managed with great care.
"Although the book is scholarly in nature, the writing is accessible.
"An arresting, fun read."
Kirkus Review