Seifu on ebs interview

Needra Program - Interview with the author and the student of the Fikre Tolossa history teacher. The hidden and indomitable history of the Jewish people and Ethiopians of Fikre Tolossa. This book concerns the cover, neglected, and until recently an incredible story of the Jewish country and Ethiopians. It is the connection and the longest kinship on the planet traces to the end of Abraham, the Father of the Jews, and Melchizedek, the Father of Ethiopians, esteemed minister of the highest God, king and developer of Jerusalem, 4000 years before.

He discovers a convincing evidence the historical background of the Jewish audience found in the old ethiopic archives lost to the Jews and the world is everywhere known as the book of the Wars of the Lord and Jasher, just like the Bible and the other writing.

It is invoked to add and complement the generally insufficient Jewish story. The paradise in Eden is an emotional epic in the rhymes section of the custom of Dante, Milton and Goethe. He discovers why God conceded life, describes the importance of life, the justification of the presence, the beginning and purpose of the spirits, the development of the universe, the creation, the insubordination and the fall of the messengers And heavenly people, the presence of different universes and UFOs, just like the choice and the absence of it.

This happens for ages when God was far from everyone in a wonderful and unfammer paradise. The book is a pleasant perceived as versatile for the stage, movie and drama. It is decorated with a melodic language that addresses the spirit. "As I read the pages, I was moved in a rare domain.