First Nations Edition: Covenant of Christ For The Sacred Family

As a service, I'm providing this link and information about the Covenant of Christ as it appears on the website where physical copies can be purchased. I receive no financial benefit for doing so. Links to the free online version in various formats are at the bottom of this page.


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This book is a sacred record written by earlier covenant people brought by God to live on the Western Hemisphere. In scripture this land is part of the islands of the sea in what is now referred to by many First Nations people as Turtle Island. This record contains a spiritual message from the holy men of this promised land to the Indigenous people living today who are their descendants. The things written in this book are valuable for mankind, especially for Native people who are identified in this text as a sacred remnant of the house of Israel through Joseph, the son of Jacob. This record was buried in the ground for fourteen centuries and protected by God. An American prophet was given the record by an angel and that prophet then translated and published it as scripture. Now these ancient voices are coming forth from the dust and calling out in a way that is a direct, clear message. The Lord has promised that the simplicity of these words will result in strong faith for First Nations people as they learn of the promises made to their forefathers and of God's covenant to be fulfilled in the last days. This book is a prophetic record that will help bring all holy bundles of sacred teachings and ancient traditions into one great circle of light and truth. It is a sign that the time has come to include all Native blood with the house of Israel again. It is a covenant to Indigenous people of this land from the great Creator, the Great Spirit, the Peacemaker, the Holy One of Israel who is Jesus Christ. He rose from the grave and visited your ancestors, confirming they were and are a chosen people with a promised destiny. This record invites you to follow God's path to rise up to receive eternal glory with the Great Father of us all.


Free Links to the Covenant of Christ

An earlier edition of this book (not a First Nations edition) can be viewed in its entirety by clicking on this link The content remains the same, just the cover and introductory part may be different.

Audio Book in Podcast Form in the Voices of Women 

Audio Book in Podcast Form in a Male Voice

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