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Ben F. Collin

Culminating from two decades of scholarly research,

this study leads you to a pivotal moment in history where the Great Hammurabi, aiming to dominate distant trade routes in Canaan, enters into a decisive agreement with a revered Habiru leader, known as Abram. This partnership, unforeseen in its era, initiates a path that would not only define their time but also alter the course of an entire civilization.

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Most critiques of religion focus on scriptural self-contradiction and the lack of evidence supporting faith-based assertions. Bernard Lamborelle’s is offering a credible interpretation of the story accepted by Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, about a covenant between God and Abraham. The basic idea is that there really was a covenant made with a man named Abraham. However, the other party in the covenant was not God but a man—a regional king in that era (in fact, one of the most famous rulers in the ancient world). This naturalistic interpretation presents no insuperable problems and does not depend on belief in supernatural phenomena.

Steven Tiger, Author of Doctrine Impossible

An astounding book!

Bernard Lamborelle explores in detail the story of Abraham and his descendants based on a very unique covenant . His scholarly examination is both revealing and refreshing and while there are many who have accepted previous traditions as being wholly reliable, a different perspective is a welcome addition to the literature. There are numerous examples in various cultures where religious faith adopted the secular practices of the common people.

Gary Gruber, PhD

A fresh, new look at an old story

This book captured my attention right away and held it throughout. I can’t say for sure that it’s true, but it certainly explains a lot if it is. The book contains great insights that helped me to view the biblical narrative in a more reasonable light; and, although I don’t believe the Bible was inspired by a god, by reading this book I came to a greater appreciation of the historical events it presents. I recommend the book for anyone interested in the history of Israel.

Ivy Windsong Collins

Interesting, Informative, Enlightening

Mr. Lamborelle has done a great job of weaving several strands of evidence into an ingenious and credible hypothesis. While I would need more evidence to be be completely convinced of what I read, I found nothing in the book that I could dismiss. I feel that Mr Lamborelle has advanced an idea that is worthy of a serious look by scholars, and I would love to see these scholars use the lens that he has provided in his book to take a fresh look at the data that has been accumulated regarding the ancient Middle East.

Frank Ferrera

A fascinating read

Bernard’s thorough investigation and analysis faithfully explains the non-fiction untold story of Sodom in a beautifully illustrated imaginative comic. To be Done with Sodom compliments the author’s first book, “The Covenant” with his credible interpretation of the story of a covenant between God and Abraham. A believer, I found the author’s knowledge of biblical accounts is engaging and presents a unique in-depth presentation and explanation of a story we know.

B.A. Pollock

Brilliant Author

READ IT!  The book is well written, clear, well organized. The theses are documented and overlap each other as if the author had found the Adriane’s’ ball of thread that is the labyrinth of the Old Testament. It’s written without pretensions, but it is clear that this is the most credible interpretation of the Bible that I was given to read to date. In the end, it is as if the Bible “felt back on his feet.” This theory, which anchors the biblical texts to specific historical time is a great starting point for future research that can tell us how relevant it is. … This investigation blew me away.

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