In order to truly understand the dynamic character of Terah and the challenge facing him, it is important that you know the origin of the gods he both hated and was forced to serve. For the true measure of a man is determined by the size of his enemies. This is why the story of Terah must start with the Dawn of Man when Mother Nature gave birth to the alpha males, the man-gods.

This book is written in four parts:

(1) Genesis Revised: This part of the book was written in order to explain how, why, when, and by which gods the book of Genesis was altered,….and, how those alterations perverted man’s sense of Reality and Time,…making it impossible to harmonize Evolution with the Bible.

(2) The Prehistoric Promised Land: This section of the book reveals Mother Nature’s role in creating the original gods of this planet to be deadly, cunning, carnal creatures who lived by the “survival of the fittest” code. It documents the role of the alpha male gods in bringing the human animal to the top of the Food Chain and their attempt to battle the animalistic nature of man through the creation of their religions.

(3) Introducing, The Creator: This section explains The Creator’s motive for creating God Almighty….and outlines His Strategy for destroying the power of the mortal man-gods He had initially created via Mother Nature.

(4) The House of Terah: This fictionalized account of Terah’s life begins with his early childhood and reveals the events that molded his bold, sometimes brutal, personality. It is Terah who molded the personality of Abraham, the Patriarch of the nation of Israel. It is Terah who instilled in Abram the desire to have his own nation. It is Terah who taught Abraham how to build and fortify a nation. It is Terah who taught Abram to be the man he came to be. Without Terah.......there would be no Abraham.

Adult subject matter: Some parts of this story are very brutal and some parts are sexually explicit. Not intended for young children to read.

The second book in the "Watching the Gods at Play" series entitled "Abraham, the Great" will be out in the Fall, 2006.