A actual tale that is larger than fiction...

Imagine you're a younger, formidable, profitable appraiser of artifacts and antiquities—your prone prominent by means of the various strongest contributors and branches of presidency in Washington, D. C.  Your destiny couldn't look brighter—except for a troubling dream... with a similar mysterious message... at the similar designated date... 3 years in a row.
  
Timothy P. Smith, inheritor to a popular family members enterprise answerable for building or protection of a few of America’s so much loved landmarks, struggled to appreciate the importance of his habitual dream... till he had one other dream--one that pointed out a selected situation the place it appeared he could locate solutions to his questions. So Timothy drove to a distant spot in British Columbia. There the adventure--which later resulted in a startling discovery within the oldest Hebrew textual content of the Bible--began.
 
It took the convergence of the sacred textual content, one man’s existence, and glossy desktop know-how to bare messages which may clarify dramatic international occasions, in addition to impression every body alive today. 
 
Welcome to The Chamberlain Key. 
  
What you'll find in The Chamberlain Key:

• An encrypted code in Genesis, within the oldest recognized Hebrew textual content of the previous testomony, centuries earlier than estimated the beginning and resurrection of Jesus. 
•  clinical proof that this encrypted code was once authored via the divine hand of God.
• Signs that there are extra encrypted codes during this comparable Hebrew textual content that may bring about extra messages from God to humanity 
• Hidden clues which can result in the site of long-missing sacred artifacts, akin to the Ark of the Covenant 
• Insights on why Timothy P. Smith used to be selected to discover this encrypted code. 
• A dire caution that God desires us to hear—and heed.

“However one needs to interpret the that means and importance of the textual content, they might relaxation guaranteed that the textual content on which Timothy Smith bases his interpretation has in all likelihood been there for a long time, given that sooner than the beginning of Christ.”
—Eugene Ulrich, Ph.D., division of Theology, collage of Notre Dame