Nimrod

Journey with King Nimrod, now the mighty hunter of both beasts-and men-as he
continues to expand the Babel empire while others plan to usurp his throne. Witness
the great love Queen Semiramis has for her husband and desire to use her sexual prowess
and physical beauty to keep the men of importance in alignment with her husband's
policies. Share the growing discontent of the King's most trusted general, General Jared,
who becomes increasingly conflicted between his loyalty to king and his Christian values.
Encounter with Nimrod and Jared the land of the giants, where huge eagles abide that
the giants have trained to hunt and kill men on command. As battles progress, King
Nimrod becomes obsessed with securing some of the eagles to bring home to Babel to
use for his own purpose, to even the score with God. (This new desire develops after
building of the Tower of Babel to try and reach God-- with no response.) Follow the
eagle adventure and its effect on Nimrod.
Then experience the compeling account of Bouhous-a powerful soldier chained to do
the biding of enemy forces-who now has a family to live for-and wants desperately to
reunite with them despite his painful contortions caused by unknown forces and memory
loss. He finds he has another name and past family connections that complicate his story.
Noah of old and his beautiful, aging wife are also part of this tale. Read their powerful
words and message to thousands of their descendants as they wrap up their mortal lives.
All this while living entirely in tents near the mountain which received the Ark after the
great flood covering the earth years ago.
Follow the training of young Tarsuinn, who is trying out for a place in Nimrod's Youth
Army. He must
train his young dog to attack without making any noise that would give away their
position. Can he expect that out of "man's best friend"? Can he rely on a dog to protect
him from all assailants?
A huge bonfire is being prepared by King Nimrod for a specific purpose. Learn why
this new massive structure has been built and why it is so crucial to the king's plan to
obliterate a potential rival that has been foretold to destroy him. Watch the spectacle
and the amazing outcome.
This book is a great read and has moments that tie into the Old Testament history.