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Africa in the Bible ""uncovers the often-overlooked presence and significance of Africa within the biblical narrative, revealing that the continent and its peoples have been part of God's redemptive plan from the very beginning."" The book traces Africa's presence in Scripture from the rivers of Eden and the ancient land of Cush, to Egypt's central role in Israel's history, the Queen of Sheba's encounter with King Solomon, and the conversion of the Ethiopian eunuch in the Book of Acts. The publication presents Africa not as a footnote in biblical history, but as ""a vital thread in the tapestry of God's work in the world."" Designed as both a scholarly resource and a devotional guide, the book is aimed at pastors, students, and believers seeking to understand the global scope of the gospel. As a companion to The Bible in Africa, the volume highlights every African reference in Scripture, affirming that the Bible is, and always has been, a book for all nations, including Africa.

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