Genesis, The First Book of Celestine Light, is a heretofore unknown sacred text telling the early story of mankind. But it is history far predating any you have most likely ever previously read. It contains 11 chronological chapters and begins with an unusual description of the creation of the world and continues with detailed stories of the early history of man containing many surprises from the traditional accounts.

It is heartening to discover that the dynamic teachings from ancient times still have relevance in the lives of people today, especially in Chapter 11. We recommend you read Chapter 11, The Destiny of Man first, before any other part of the Revelation Bible, as it explains who you are, why you are here, and your divine destiny. With this understanding the entire Revelation Bible has a deeper meaning.

Genesis also reveals a very different story of the Garden of Eden, (with 12 brothers and twelve sisters initially not just Adam and Eve), as well as Noah and the Ark (not a wooden Ark, but something much grander and technologically advanced), the origin of giants, and the astonishing story of the translated City of Enoch that rose into the heavens without any of the people ever tasting death.

Of special interest in Genesis is the detailed chronicle of the significant role that advanced alien cultures played in the early history of the Earth, as well as vivid descriptions of the ancient fabled city the world knows as Atlantis that includes not only the details of its birth and destruction, but also its location!