M. Sue Alexander

“The Euro had unified Europe with a common currency. Many hoped the Americas would follow suit with a North American Union adopting the Amero. The Middle East Free Trade Area, the African Union, and various Middle East peace processes had also acted as major milestones toward establishing policies supporting world government. Peace was at its crux. It all sounded well and good until one thought about individual rights. The elite would rule the poor and dumb, deciding on how they best should live their lives. Contrarily, Christ Jesus had come to save the poor and outcast. “Come unto me and I will give you rest,” he’d said. “My peace I give you.” Peter realized he was among the minority who still believed the Bible was the infallible Word of God, that Jesus was the Life, the Truth, the only Way to Heaven. Self-made preachers and so-called prophets took bits and pieces of the Gospels to implement their ministries. God must be very unhappy with mankind.”
― M. Sue Alexander, Adam's Bones

“when Jeremias came to a hollow cave, he carried three things inside: the Tabernacle, the Ark of the Covenant, and the Altar of Incense.” Peter was astounded, never having heard this version. “Some people followed Jeremias with the intention to mark the place where the Ark was stowed. The Prophet declared that the place should remain unknown until God gathered together the congregation of the people to receive them in His mercy.”
― M. Sue Alexander, Adam's Bones