The Lord Jesus Christ became man for Salvation of the World over 2000 years ago, but before the creation of the world He existed from all eternity (John 1:1-10, 8:58, 17:5), and His coming was foretold in different ages and to different men. It is no mere chance as some critics think - tha all these prophecies were literally fulfilled in Christ. It is the work of that One Eternal Spirit, who, in sundry times and in divers manners, foretold the coming of the Savior in order that they might prepare for Him.

But 'chance' is a word used to explain any phenomenon when we are ignorant of the causes which brought it into being; but in reality nothing in the world has no cause. For example, the falling of a ripe fruit by itself is no mere chance. It was for months silently being prepared for a special object. When the fruit was ripe, the tree, which could not eat its own fruit, gave it up for the pleasure and enjoyment of others. So Jesus said, 'these are the words which I spoke unto you...that in the law of Moses, and in the Prophets, and in the Pslams concerning me.' (Lk 24:44); and, in the fullness of time, He gave to the world the fruit of Salvation. ( Sadhu Sunder Singh, pg 163-164)

Guru Nanak was born on the 15th of April 1469 into the Kshastriya caste in Talwandi, West Punjab. His father, Kalyan Chand kept revenue records for a prosperous landlord named Rai Buler, a Rajput oncert to Islam.

There was rejoicing and celebration at Nanak's birth as the family's Brahmin priest, Pandit Hardyal, and a midwife agreed that the child had an exceptional aura about him. The horoscope prepared by Hardyal predicted that Hindus and Muslims alike would acknowledge Nanak as a philosopher-teacher and that he, in turn, would make no distinction between them.

"A book every Sikh who is Truly Seeking for the Trurh should read." In your pursuit for the Trurh - "SAT" - will find Jesus Christ The Embodiment of Truth" The Word became a human being and, full of grace and truth. lived among us. We saw his glory, the glory which he received as the Father's only Son. (John 1:14). This is a man who found the truth in Christ as revealed to him, and now explained to you in this book."

Rev. Mohan Jetindar Singh

Shiloh Assembly of God, Senior Pastor

Petaling Jaya, Selangor Malaysia

This book offer much informative and inspirational substance that will influence the prayerful reader to pursue after the development of a constant prayer life. Whatever that eventually blessess Simeon's prayer effort is an encouraging testimony to all who believe in the rewards of prayer. This book is a must for those who are looking for a godly model of a constant prayer life.

"This book that you are now holding will be one of the sparks to ignite the flames of prayer. Evangelist James Singh's fervency and passion towards prayer matches the inspirational writings in this book. His prayer life and deep desire for the things of God add weight to its content. The saintly Simeon, a veteran intercessor  whose passion is to seek the face of God, accurately expresses the desire of our God to see the same passion ignited throughout Chrsitendom."