This Is My Word Alpha And Alega Sparknotes

This Is My Word, Alpha and Omega by Gabriele is a beautiful work of Christian-Revelation that transcends the boundaries set by the Bible in terms of content. This work essentially delineates the enormity of everything that was and will be. According to the author: “Building on the “Gospel of the Holy Twelve,” an already existing gospel text outside of the Bible, Christ, Himself, reveals details of His incarnation in Jesus of Nazareth. He also shows us how we can live in today’s time according to the laws of God, the Ten Commandments and the Sermon on the Mount, and He gives us a preview of the future, in His Kingdom of Peace on Earth. “ Hence, the author begins the act of revealing the Christian realities that transcend the realm of religion and

The writing style of the author lured me all the way to the ending of the book, and I found the text utterly irresistible. It isn’t as much about what was written as it is about how it was written to me. The eloquence and grace with which the author delineates a specific reality incentivises the reader into a world she might not fully comprehend. The author has effectively weaved a narrative that has appeals to not just a specific demographic, which in this case would be people of the Christian faith, but everyone who is interesting in understanding the nature of everything.

As someone who is far removed from this reality, I decided to review this book because I was intrigued by its title. As terms like “Alpha” and “Omega” might suggest, there is something cryptic and ambiguous about the title, and the reader might find himself lift up the book just to find what this title connotes. “Revelation” is perhaps the perfect word to describe the book, even if one looks at it through a broad lens, because the author of this book concerns herself with slowly and deliberately unravelling the truth that is often obscured by one’s preconceived notions about the nature of