About the Book
There are five major temptations that God’s church and people will face in their lifetime—issues that will challenge their loyalty to truth and determine their destinies. God has looked down the corridors of time, foreseeing this, and outlined simple steps to help us overcome. Then, to keep these battle plans from crafty and conniving eyes, He has hidden them in the minor details of the five battles King David could not fight himself. God knew there would be those who would doubt whoever discovered The Giant Code, so He also placed it in a very popular prophecy—one that few who read their Bibles could miss, the giant image King Nebuchadnezzar saw in Daniel 2. He revealed only challenging temptations, not the way to victories. Now is the time to uncover them.
“Then said he unto me, Son of man, dig now in the wall: and when I had digged in the wall, behold a door.” Ezekiel 8:8 KJV
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About the Author
Life has led Mr. Blum through several portals from which he accesses rich resources for his books. Each portal has a story: builder, poet, inventor, bachelor’s degree, lab tech, home health aide, husband, manufacturer, advertiser, entrepreneur, picture framer, high school math and science teacher, parent, writer, gardener, remodeler, third world observer, and caretaker to his dying spouse. He currently lives in sunny California with his new wife, with whom he loves to spend quality time. He also continues to write. Yes, several more books are coming!
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Posted by ALR on 23rd Nov 2022
TEACH Services received the following review:
“Thank you so much for sharing what is already proving to be an insightful, powerful and well researched read. My interest in bible archeology is also deeply sparked. I will continue to read this, I am sure multiple times to grab even more out of this uniquely intriguing work of writing.”
—Katheryn Louks