Iraq, My Handiwork - Softcover

Ron Brackin; Isam Ghattas

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0983447675 ISBN 13: 9780983447672

Publisher: Weller & Bunsby, ePublishers, 2011

Synopsis

From Cain and Abel to Shock & Awe, Iraq has arguably been the most violent nation on earth. Yet, God calls it my handiwork and declares that, along with Egypt and Israel, it will bless the earth. Follow Iraq through Scripture, from Genesis to Revelation. Look past the headlines and see what God sees!

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About the Author

The author of the international bestseller, Son of Hamas, Ron Brackin has traveled extensively in the Middle East as an investigative journalist. He was in the West Bank and Gaza during the Al-Aqsa Intifada, on assignment in Baghdad and Mosul after the fall of Iraq, and more recently with the rebels and refugees of Southern Sudan and Darfur. He has contributed articles and columns to many publications, including USA Today and The Washington Times and is the author of other fiction and nonfiction books. He was a broadcast journalist with WTOP-AM, Post-Newsweek s all-news radio station in Washington D.C. and weekend news anchor on Metromedia s WASH-FM. And he served as a congressional press secretary under the Reagan Administration. Visit his website at ronbrackin.com.

Isam Ghattas, founder and director of Manara International, and his wife, Nihad, have ministered to the persecuted church and spread the Gospel throughout the Middle East since 1968. Despite attacks and death threats, Isam and his staff distribute bibles and other Christian literature through book fairs and Manara Bookshop in Amman, Jordan; provide humanitarian aid to refugees and persecuted Christians in Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, and Iraq; minister to Jordanian and refugee children in two Manara preschools; and share the light of the Gospel to nearly a thousand youth every summer at Camp Gilead.

Edition details

• Publisher: Weller & Bunsby, ePublishers
• Publication date: 2011
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0983447675
• ISBN 13: 9780983447672
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 112