THE EYES OF PROVIDENCE

This book is dedicated to the world’s most vulnerable people who suffer from atrocities stemming from wars, poverty, addictions, and foremost those who were infected by or died because of the COVID-19 coronavirus. A manmade virus that originated from different bio labs across the world. The virus spread rapidly, creating immense havoc, sparing no country or human being. A virus without borders. Time for introspection and reflection. Time for a psychological and spiritual makeover; time to remove idols from our midst and honor one God, the God of Adam and Eve, God of Abraham, Sarah, Hagar, Ishmael and Isaac. God the Greatness, God the Oneness and God the Trinity (Father, Son and Holy Spirit). The story of Abraham is retold in the book from a Christian Biblical perspective and a Muslim belief, the Quran perspective. A constructive attempt to align and bridge the divides between nations during these difficult, testing times. We are indeed living in the time of the BIG LIE. The author fulfils his commitment and promise made to God as a young boy. A commitment to spread God’s message of hope and love into the world; to bridge the cultural divide, and promote care for the poor and homeless. Like the COVID-19 coronavirus, God’s grace, love, and forgiveness have no borders. The world is in desperate need of a spiritual cure and revival. A world constantly in chaos and turmoil, instigated and promulgated by politicians, business and country leader’s unethical behaviors. Hearts and minds contaminated by a deadly infected ‘cancerous’ disease; a mix of power, fame, lust, arrogance, and greed. Fraudulent and corrupt hearts and minds, an extremist philosophy and theology in its own existence. The author sadly lost his wife in 2010 due to breast cancer. After his wife passed away, he lived and worked for seven years of his career as a cost engineer for a large oil-and-gas company in Saudi Arabia. He also previously worked as Financial Manager for a Joint Venture (JV) company in Iran, called Arya Sasol Polymer Company (ASPC). The ASPC company was 50% owned by oil-and-gas company National Petroleum Company (NPC) Iran and 50% by Sasol South Africa.