A Story of God and All of Us

by Mark Burnett

First published 2013

Adam opens his eyes in Eden, the first man to breathe God's air. His choice sets humanity on a path through generations of struggle and redemption. Warriors like David face giants with nothing but faith and stones. Moses leads slaves from Egypt through wilderness toward promised land. Prophets speak truth to kings who refuse to listen. Each generation grapples with the same question: will they trust God's plan or forge their own way? The story builds toward Jesus, a carpenter's son who claims to be the Messiah. His teachings challenge religious leaders. His miracles draw crowds. His death appears to end everything his followers believed. Yet resurrection changes the world forever. From creation's dawn to revelation's promise, God works through flawed people to show His love for humanity. This novelization brings the ten-hour television miniseries to life on the page.

Genres: christian-fiction, historical-fiction

Vibes: emotional, intimate, thought-provoking

Tropes: chosen-one, redemption

Setting: Eden, Egypt, Promised Land

Period: Creation, Old Testament, New Testament

337 pages · Hardcover · FaithWords

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