Title: The Political and Spiritual Purpose of the Holy Land
Author: Professor Ehimwenma E. Aimiuwu

Paperback: 188 pages

Publisher: 1st Books Library (November 6, 2003)

Language: English

ISBN-10: 1410794741

ISBN-13: 978-1410794741

Product Dimensions: 7.6 x 5.5 x 0.5 inches

Shipping Weight: 7.5 ounces

About the Book

This textbook is a biblical solution to the Jewish-Islamic conflict in the Middle East. It discusses God’s choice of the Holy Land, God’s genuine agreement with Abraham, and God’s vision and plan for Israel, Palestinians, Africans, and all peoples. 

No religious and Middle-Eastern scholar or researcher in any of our prestigious universities in the United States has disputed the claims and theories in this book, despite the fact that many have received copies of the book, postcards, and e-mails on the issue.  A solution from this book was also sent to President Bush of the United States and Secretary-General Kofi Annan of the United Nations, and they both responded.

The textbook will encourage class discussions and thought-provoking debates based on biblical principal and verses. It will change and enhance how students understand the bible towards making better decisions for self and community. The purpose of this book is to encourage all people to understand God’s scriptures and always seek peace and fairness by eliminating all forms of prejudices and discriminations.

Chapters

What is the Holy Land?
Who Owns the Holy Land?
The Ethnic Peoples of the Holy Land
The Semites and the Hamish 
The Difference between God’s Promise of Land and Seed to Abraham
The Culture, Language, & Academia of the Seed
The Race of the Seed
The Looting of Ham
The Solution to Peace in all of the Holy Land

About the Author

Professor Ehimwenma E. Aimiuwu (Ehi) is married with two children and God has revealed to him that his purpose on earth is to write books and speak at churches as well as schools.  His aim is to uplift people and to encourage them to find and fulfill their destiny as well as their purpose on earth in exchange of income.  

His education includes a PhD in Management with a concentration in Information Systems from Walden University in Minnesota. He also has a Bachelors of Arts in Anthropology and a Masters in Business Administration (MBA) in Management Information Systems, both from Kent State University in Ohio. 

Prof. Aimiuwu teaches in the Masters of Science – Information Technology Management program at a private university in the USA and has worked as a manager for various companies in corporate America.  Ehi has also taught grade school math and science, as well as information system courses in colleges in the USA.  He is the proud author of two previous books, which are “The Political and Spiritual Purpose of the Holy Land” and “A Calabash Never Sinks”. 

As of 2021, he has published 21 peer-reviewed academic publications in the area of Information Systems and has written over 60 articles in newspapers in Africa, Asia, USA, and the Caribbean.  Ehi has also had the pleasure of appearing on the African Treasures TV program on the Atlanta Interfaith Broadcasters Channel, WRFG (89.3 FM) – Radio Free Georgia, and some magazines in the Atlanta Area.