The Amazon Book Reviews
5,500-year Prophecy Given to Adam About the Coming of Christ
“A spiritually reflective work that blends narrative storytelling with theological interpretation. Rooted in Christian tradition, the book centers on the ancient belief found in early Christian writings and apocryphal traditions that a prophecy was given to Adam foretelling the coming of Christ 5,500 years later. The author presents a series of stories designed to illustrate and affirm this prophetic timeline. Rather than offering a strictly academic or historical/critical analysis, the book leans into devotional reflection, symbolic parallels, and faith-based interpretation. Readers who appreciate typology—the reading of Old Testament figures and events as foreshadowing Christ—will find the structure familiar and engaging. The writing style is accessible and pastoral in tone, making the book suitable for general Christian readers rather than specialists in biblical scholarship. While those seeking rigorous historical or archaeological validation may find the arguments less analytical, the book’s strength lies in its spiritual encouragement and narrative cohesion.”
Interesting book
“Very interesting take on The Bible. I grew up Catholic. We focused mostly on memorizing prayers and devoting our lives to God. This book provides a unique insight and definitely made me think about The Bible’s interpretation and prophecy therein.”
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The Book of Tales: Stories That Confirm the 5,500-year Prophecy Given to Adam About the Coming of Christ
“Truly intriguing… Archaeology for the mind… You get to play detective in the greatest story ever told…”
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Meaningful read
“This book is a thoughtful, faith-centered read. I appreciate books that take big theological ideas and present them in a reflective, story-driven way. The connection between prophecy and Christ is clearly the heart of the book, and the stories do a solid job reinforcing that message. It’s more devotional than academic, so it’s best suited for readers already interested in biblical prophecy. Overall, it’s a meaningful and purposeful read.”
Thought-Provoking and Spiritually Engaging
“The Book of Tales offers a compelling collection of stories that explore prophecy, faith, and the anticipation of Christ’s coming. The narratives are imaginative and reflective, inviting readers to consider ancient prophecy through a thoughtful and accessible lens. This book is a meaningful read for those interested in faith-based storytelling, biblical themes, and spiritual reflection rooted in Christian belief.”
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To hear Kent talk about the little-known biblical prophecy, which speaks of the 5,500-year chronology from Adam to Christ, with Zen Garcia, the host of the Internet talk show Secrets Revealed, CLICK BELOW.
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Confirming my love of Christ
“The Book of Tales reads like a biography which I found interesting and new. I appreciate the inclusion of Bible verses and detailed history. All in all I loved the book and came out loving my Lord Jesus Christ even more.”
I like it
“It’s pretty informative, comes with Bible verse references and gives a lot of detailed information. Good for people who want to dive into the history of how things happened with a more historical undertone.”
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The Book of Tales: Stories That Confirm the 5,500-year Prophecy Given to Adam About the Coming of Christ
“If a timeline of 5,500 years from Adam to Christ is real, it means the Coming of Christ wasn’t just a lucky historical accident but a very deliberate fulfillment of God’s promise… Smith’s approach to this issue is unique. Instead of an academic treatise with lots of tables and dates, he transforms all this research into a grand, cosmic story…”
To hear Academia’s book chat aboutThe Book of Tales, CLICK HERE.
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Informative
“Great gift for true theologists at heart. Provides in depth, highly detailed biblical accounts for both religious scholars or advanced Bible study sessions.”
From Adam to Christ
“This book not only presents an argument to confirm the prophecy given to Adam about the coming of Christ, it weaves a tale of the ages. It is presented as a trilogy of narritives and we discover that the coming of Christ fulfilled a promise from God to Adam known as ‘The Great Five Days’”
