Stephen Hanks is a 30+ year Genealogist and Bible student/Researcher. In 2022, he heard that Black Hebrews were among the original 12 tribes of Israel. Intrigued by this, Hanks spent the next year investigating this claim. FOUND NEW INFORMATION. Here are his findings in this new book. "I was skeptical at first, but the evidence blew me away...I had to share what I had learned...I believe very strongly in Bible prophecy and about Apocalyptic world events that will soon take place." In his first book, Akee Tree, Hanks discovered records about an African ancestor, after 10 years of searching his family roots. Hanks also was a contributor to an episode about Oprah Winfrey's genealogy on the PBS series "African American Lives" by Dr. Henry Louis Gates. In 2019, Hanks wrote about the historical facts of the year 1619, and more discoveries of his extended family, as his DNA test led him to embrace his African, Asian, American Indigenous, and European ancestry. His book, "Three Brothers-1626" focuses on mankind's genealogy since the time from Noah's Ark. Stephen's love for daily Bible-reading keeps him connected to the global community and issues of social justice. Hanks' new book "The Line of Shem & The Seed of Judah: "I have a very important message in this new book" Hanks says. "It's not only a book that is historical, it is also prophetical...where mankind has come from, but where we are headed." Read more about this authorRead less about this author