Roots of the Kingdom: The Origin of Good & Evil According to the Scriptures

Have you ever sat in church and felt something missing from the story? You were right.

The church has not failed. But modern Christianity has largely ignored entire chapters of the Bible. Many Scripture passages explaining how good and evil diverged are rarely taught and often left unexplored.

Left untold, the results of those historical events cause doubt. Confusion about God's character. It becomes a quiet question that will not go away. If God is good, why does the world look like this?

Roots of the Kingdom answers that question from the ground up.

Author Glenn L. Marx spent decades testing his own beliefs against Scripture, ancient history, and texts long acknowledged by first-century believers. The outcome of the fuller picture is Roots of the Kingdom. Thoughtfully, it tells the ignored and forgotten chronology that changes everything. It’s for readers who want answers confirmed in the Bible’s truth rather than speculation.

In these pages, you will discover untold missing pieces:

The rebellion of the Watcher angels. The rise of the Nephilim and the corruption of human DNA. The hidden operations of Satan and the heavenly hosts who chose rebellion. The Divine Council and Yahweh’s spiritual network that influences goodness while allowing free will.

See how God's character remains trustworthy even when the world looks broken. These are not fringe details. These are missing pieces that help the reader make sense of chaos in the world we live in.

When we understand our human status more fully, and why the struggle exists, something shifts. Confusion becomes clarity. Doubt gives way to a rock-solid, scripture-rooted trust in the character of God. That is what this book does. Not just widens your understanding, but restores your heart.

This book is for the person who has asked the hard questions and never received a worthy answer. Many readers use Roots of the Kingdom to spark a conversation with their Bible study group.

Get Roots of the Kingdom and reconnect the missing or scattered pieces of God's story. Grasp what goodness is and perceive where evil came from. Digest why both poles persist, and what the contrast means for your faith today.