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CHAPTER ONE

                         "TIMOTE"

 

Whatever I think of the story. I think of the story that happened to the King of Punt Kingdom in Egypt millions of years ago.

   He was cruelly and soul snatched Pharaoh, who persecute millionaire Christians of Yahweh by the name of Timote.

   Timote as the most enchanting Queen by the name of Saharan who was engulfed in gorgeousness just like Ziona.

   Saharan looks similar just like her, yet Ziona Novellette is more magnificently engulfed by gorgeousness.

   Timote loved his wife so deeply until the deadliest plague strike Egypt which took her away without given him a child nor an heir to the throne.

  Timote lives in torments, depressions, stresses, and much more struggling of him to keep going at the point he decides to die too.

  Pharaoh Timote wants to die so he might join his beloved wife. Suddenly his wish came to pass when his own younger sibling betrayed him.

  Princess Tel-en ordered her men to grabbed Timote, covered him alive in mummy clothes, putting him into the tomb.

  Yet before she ordered her men to cover, the tomb with the heaviest lid Timote ask her of why she is doing this to him.

  "Tel-en, what's the meaning of this? Why you want to kill your own brother?" Timote asked.

  "Long live the Pharaoh, brother," Tel-en answered. "No-no-no!" Timote shouted.

  "Do it now! Cover it now and put the flesh-eating sacred beetles!" The Princess ordered.

  As the guards covered the heaviest lid and put the sacred beetles in huge enough hole.

  Timote wails in afflictions while the hungry scarab beetles eat him alive always to the death.

This cruelty of Timote been betrayed by his cold-hearted stone sister happened three thousand years ago, and everyone in Ethiopia and Egypt had forgotten about him.

   Pharaoh Tel-en died, her husband, and son were killed five years later after she treachery against her older brother Timote.

   Anyhow this crime was three thousand years ago in 10th BC, now we are in C.E.

   However, there is the greatest King then Pharaohs and all other kings of the treacherous evil and wicked world.

   And the King above all kings, God of gods, Lord of lords. The Almighty Living God who came into this world to die for us all.

   A Word became flesh, lives, crucified, died and now His risen forever more.

   And the King above all thrones and kings it is Jesus Christ, the prophecy Messiah by Isaiah 7:14.

    And the One who says, "I AM THAT I AM" in Exodus when Moses asked, "Who are thou?"....

   Ziona Novelette is an Ethiopian-American young woman.

  She was born and raised to twelve years old in the United States.

Years later, Ziona and parents moved to Ethiopia where her grandparents and great-great parents lived.

Her father Jude Novelette is a noble and wealthy, a pastor who served God faithful, and a very obedient man to Him.

Bernice Novellette Ziona's mother was beheaded before her for being a Christian while they were in the market place buying food.

Later on, turned twenty years which is now, her father face the same father as her mother named Bernice.

Before the ISI would get to Ziona, some missionary helped her escaped to a place closer to Punt in Egypt.

So that's where now she lived the rest of life, thought Ziona finishes high school at seventeen years old and college at nineteen years of age.

After returned back to the United States, because Ziona was the most intelligent and talented young woman.

Moreover, Ziona is engulfed by the most magnificently gorgeous that no young men would resist her perfection.

Moreover, many noble and wealthy young men for a hand in marriage, she denied them all.

Yet the young lady refused them all if they do not believe in Jesus Christ as their personal Lord and Savior.



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Publication Date: 03-09-2019

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