Origin of the Universe

What is the Origin of the Universe? And the fight is on. In the red corner, Science. In the blue corner, Religion. For hundreds of years, the scuffling continues, and there's no clear winner. Now, there is, and it's neither!

Think. The Origin of the Universe can only have ONE explanation. To reach that, we have to show coherent completeness between Science and God.

Your faith in Science and God hangs in the balance. You can't have confidence in the Big Bang and Creation if you think there are conflicting stories.

Meet the mediator and winner, Theology.

Origin of the Universe makes sense out of the Creation story in Genesis 1 and the Big Bang. Based on The 7 Keys to master Biblical Hebrew, a Bible study method used by thousands, Sam will help you unlock bible meaning. You'll have sound evidence, not only that God's Word and scientific facts are coherent, but WHY there's confusion and how to resolve it. That's true theology.

Sheli said, "It is something I have been searching for, a way to get past the translations and get to the deeper meaning of God's word."

Whether you're an unbeliever, novice, or a knowledgeable Bible or Science enthusiast, there's a wealth of wisdom at your fingertips. Each page of Origin of the Universe will enhance your insight and become a reference you'll refer to often when studying the Bible and Science. Buy the e-book at your favorite online store now for a foray into scripture and science.

SAM KNELLER was born in London and has lived in the United Kingdom, South Africa, Spain, Canada, Israel, Belgium, and for the past forty years in France. After spending twenty-five years in the Christian ministry, Sam taught website creation at the American University in Paris.

He also worked as a technical writer and founded BonjourLaFrance.com, a successful site for travel and tourism in France. All the while delving into Biblical Hebrew and the Bible in preparation for this series of books about Genesis and God's Plan.

He is currently occupied with webmastering, studying, teaching, and writing his weekly blog TheExplanation.com