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What is the origin of the Holy Bible? Who wrote it, and how was it preserved and translated? What does it have to say about the future of Planet Earth and what does it teach regarding your own personal and eternal future? Each day, throughout the world, people take a King James Bible in their hands and read. Countless millions have found solace in its pages. Therein we find not only the path to Eternal Life, but we find the strength to endure the lives we now lead. We find guidance. We find hope. We can turn to many ancient texts for the "Who, What, Where, When and How?" of history. Only The Bible answers the question, "Why?" In The Sword Of Truth, Dr. Mark Edward Cody explores the origin, preservation and message of The Holy Bible. As the world plunges into chaos, there is a growing interest in the ancient prophecies of The Bible and what it has to say about the dark days ahead. God's Word offers light to illuminate the path and to comfort in times of trouble. In the pages of Scripture, we find not only the details of tomorrow's headlines, but hope for all Eternity. For over two thousand years, The Bible has influenced both commoners and kings. It has shaped nations and has been the subject of bitter conflict. It is the most popular book in the history of the world. Despite its influence, there are few who know the history of this ancient text. There are few who know the names of the Secretaries of God who took part in the translation of the Hebrew and Greek texts into the King James Bible, The most influential Book in the history of printing. The Sword Of Truth takes the reader on a mystic quest, not only to know the history of The Bible, but also to know The Author of The Bible.
