About Author
Mark Bradshaw is a person who enjoys read ancient writing, a collectorand a biblical scholar who has devoted his life to the discovery of the sacred words that are found beyond the simple canon. In a profound respect of ancient scripture, Bradshaw puts into scholarly life long forgotten texts that one can only suspect have been neglected. He wants these ancient writing put into Bible format for everyone to read. This has emboldened the reader with a wider and more enriched picture of spiritual history.
He is the force behind the Bible Volume series, of which the Bible Volume 2.0.0 and 2.1.0: Adam and Eve Testament are a part; he effectively and finally completes the productisation of writing of unknown authors and historical manuscripts into easily accessible volumes that fit as much into the study of the Bible as into the desire to learn more about it. With his work, he has challenged faith, tradition and questioned scripture, encouraging believers as well as the seekers and scholars in exploring forgotten narratives to travel more deeply and personally into the scripture.
Uncover the Origins of Faith and the Fall of Man
Bible Volume 2.0.0 Adam and Eve Testament
The Bible Volume 2.0.0 is a fascinating compilation of olden times documents that centre around the existence of Adam and Eve after they have been pushed out of Eden. Collected in Latin, Greek, Armenian languages among others, this volume is a revelation to the world of stories of intense repentance, divine experiences, among other things and the initial hardships of man.
In a vivid description and meaningful spiritual reflection, the readers are ushered to observe the suffering, hope and investing admirably amidst the patriarchs of this first family on earth. This book is the first volume in a wider extended scripturalization, based on faith, redeemed knowledge, and continuing search for truth outside the normal biblical canon.
Bible Volume 2.1.0 Adam and Eve Testament
Bible volume 2.1.0 is a continuation of the adventure into holy text that brings out the narrative of Adam and Eve. This book presents other new revelations, such as communication by angels, the prophecies of visions and prefigurations of the coming of Christ.
The texts of the Nag Hammadi, apocalyptic texts and continued versions of the lamentation of Eve and the final teaching of Adam give the reader a further spiritual context. The ideology of redemption, the hope of salvation, is reproduced, as it testifies to the truths of God twice. Well-thought-out concerns and full of significance, this book is the one that encourages one to think more about and research the first connection between man and God.
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