Christ Before Creation: Introducing Christ and the Unseen Realm Paperback – January 20, 2017

Gene Edwards has a very interesting view of the spiritual world. I have been leaning towards this view and it was refreshing to find an author who, in general, agrees. As in all areas of the generally "unknown" there are a few things one might question in his writings. But, due to my own life experiences he has touched on a reality that I believe we all "feel" but don't understand. I would encourage anyone to travel down the path of his writings.

This is the most enlightening book. It makes you stop and think and when I read the Word now I see things in a new light. What a revelation.

Anything written by Gene Edwards is always a treasure to enjoy! He has a way of pulling you into the center of a new discovery, and you find yourself "looking to and fro" into his imagination with great delight of how he envisions things. A wonderful story, by a masterful storyteller!

Recently finished reading this excellent little book. For some it may appear a little to Calvinist, but I think Edwards brings balance to the issue of predestination that both side can accept. It's not at all about that but he does touch on it. It's a short read on Christ the ALL in ALL and what that really entails. Before time began and into eternity. When were our names written in the Book of Life(?). The only part he doesn't touch is can a persons name be blotted out of the Book. You decide based upon your reading it. It's not a major flaw to me that he doesn't address it. I think that is because that was not his focus.

Another fantastic book by Gene Edwards. Its a book that needs to be read and studied a lot - many times as it is so good

I sat and read this book in one sitting. It is wonderful. Gene has a fantastic way of presenting truth is a story format that blesses the reader. I recommend ALL of his Books.

SC Lewis must have left behind a mantle of creativity. Outstanding and very thought provoking.

great little book. big in information.

Interesting read. Stretches your intellect and opens you to new thresholds of the wonder of Christ.

I feel this book is confusing. Wasn't happy with many of its suggestions.