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Ishmael & Islam vs. Isaac & Christianity: The Age-Old Rivalry Continues
Dan Gayman
Paperback. CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform 2002-01-01.
ISBN 9781478389972
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Publisher description
Once again the sons of Ishmael have struck terror into the hearts of the Anglo-Saxon world. On the bright and beautiful morning of September 11, 2001, nineteen Muslim hijackers, all foreign nationals, without warning or provocation, commandeered four American passenger jets with women and children aboard, headed to West Coast destinations. Three of these four jetliners were turned into guided missiles that left almost 3, 000 American civilians dead, 15, 000 orphan children, one hundred billion in property damage, and an estimated one trillion in business losses. The number of dead and property loses far exceeded any event to ever transpire on the soil of the United States of America. This 9/11 event has caused the whole world to carefully examine the Muslim world, and they have correctly identified the sons of Ishmael as the nineteen hijackers born in Saudi Arabia and Egypt. Now that the whole world knows who Ishmael is, the time has come for the world to identify Isaac. If the sons of Ishmael, originating with Father Abraham, can be identified, why not the millions descended from Abraham through Isaac as well? In the pages of this book you will not only examine the age old rivalry between Ishmael and Isaac, but more important, you will discover the identification of both of these peoples in modern history. The incredible story of Isaac vs. Ishmael will transform your understanding of the Bible and the front page of your hometown newspaper
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