Curiousity Memoirs

By Jude Obuseh In a remarkable discovery that sheds light on the rich canvas of Ethiopia's cultural heritage, the world's first illustrated Christian Bible has been unearthed in a remote monastery. 🌍 Thanks to the efforts of a British charity, the incredible Garima Gospels have been rescued from obscurity, preserving a precious piece of history for future generations to marvel at. Named after Abba Garima, a monk who arrived in Ethiopia in the fifth century, these ancient manuscripts are believed to have been meticulously copied in just one day. Legend has it that Abba Garima's divine intervention allowed him to complete the task before the sun set, resulting in a stunningly illustrated masterpiece that continues to captivate scholars and enthusiasts alike. The Garima Gospels, adorned with vibrant colors and intricate illustrations, offer a glimpse into the artistic and spiritual traditions of early Christian communities in Ethiopia. 🎨 Despite the p...

By Jude Obuseh *Did You Know?** About 36% of Americans have claimed to have heard God speak to them, a profound and deeply personal spiritual experience that has raised questions about the intersection of faith and science. It's a staggering statistic that reveals a deep aspect of personal belief and spiritual experience. According to surveys, approximately 36% of the American population, totaling about 118,008,000 individuals, has claimed to have had a direct encounter with the divine, asserting that they have heard God speak to them. This phenomenon, while profoundly spiritual for some, has also raised questions about the nature of these experiences. The idea of God speaking to individuals is not new; it's deeply rooted in religious traditions and can be a profound spiritual experience. Many religious texts are replete with accounts of divine communication, from the burning bush in the Hebrew Bible to the revelations received by various prophets. Read Also:  🌍 Di...