by E. William Petter (Author)

When Havram decides to become a servant-priest, he is tasked with two goals. His first task: to invent something never attempted, which leads directly to the downfall of one kingdom, and indirectly to another. His second: to discover something previously unknown about God, which leads him to Abraham and the founding of Judaism. The change to Judaism completely altered mankind's understanding about God . . . or did it?

Author Biography

E. William Petter is a retired officer in the US Marine Corps, an Episcopal priest, and a thirty-year quality manager in manufacturing.

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