Description
Marijuana and the Bible is a history of the spiritual and religious use of marijuana throughout history and many different cultures. It goes into detail of why we of the Ethiopian Zion Coptic Church declare that Christ and the other ancient patriarchs of the Bible used marijuana and why we declare that marijuana is the tree of life for the healing of the nations.
Marijuana and the Bible is written by Jeff Brown, one of our Church Elders.
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Reviews from Amazon.com:
Steven Alex
5.0 out of 5 stars
The definitive book on the use of cannabis as a religious sacrament throughout history
April 14, 2014
I’m done arguing with people who don’t acknowledge the use of cannabis as a healing agent and religious sacrament long before the bible and then during both the old and new testaments. This book is very well researched and referenced. It shows all the lies and propaganda produced by big industry in the 1930’s that lead to the marijuana tax act of 1937. Cannabis has never been the “Devil Weed” that we were lied to about and absolutely contains both herbal healing qualities, and for some it does enhance spiritual and religious awareness.
There is way to much to try to cover in a review. I thought it was an excellent book. Low on flash, dash, glamor and typesetting and very high in research, facts and quality of presentation. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.
Matthew Lincoln
4.0 out of 5 star
It will blow your mind
August 3, 2014
This book will slam all those who make the claim that the bible preaches against Marijuana use, not only does it demonstrate that the ancient Israelites used Mary Jane but it also shows how many other ancient religions use to partake in this sacrament to commune with the Most High God. Read, Re-Read and then educate others.
Cliff slater
5.0 out of 5 stars
very good read I learned a lot
September 5, 2015
very good read I learned a lot. You need to read it with an open mind type. It got me off the finch on The Medical Marijuana thing
Carlis
5.0 out of 5 stars
Holy Sacrament!
March 4, 2014
Jeff’s book is awesome. It answers every question about Marijuana and the bible. This book is a must have book for anyone wanting a clearer understanding of marijuana as a holy sacrament, and it use in religious practices around the world! I have purchased several of these books and past them along to friends involved in the marijuana legalization movement!
Robert V.
5.0 out of 5 stars
HIGHLY Recommended ! Don’t pass on this book!
August 29, 2015
Very interesting and would HiGHLY recommend this book for anyone interested in learning more about the Tree of Life that God gave us. Almost all you need to know about the history of cannabis and other religions as there is always more to learn.
Amazon Customer
5.0 out of 5 stars
Five Stars
July 22, 2016
The truth shall set this amazing plant free one day.
Miguel
5.0 out of 5 stars
Mary Jane is good, mother mary is good
August 3, 2014
After reading this book I was highly educated about Jesus and weed. Mary Jane is good, mother mary is good. Weed is good.. AMEN
Joan Bello
5.0 out of 5 stars
Documented Beyond Doubt
March 22, 2012
Well with a title like this, before you read it, there is the bias that it won’t really be believable. That is not the case, however, with this little gem. When Brown gets finished with his extensive and readable documentation, there is no doubt that marijuana was used by almost all religions, and is most certainly an important part of The Bible’s legacy. “The Holy Anointing Oil” Chapter by far is the most shocking. Here we learn that Jesus and other holy men (and maybe women) actually used an oil of Cannabis to get to a state of holiness and self-knowledge. This book is so chock full of proof that Marijuana was an accepted and respected sacrament in the days of Biblical times, it makes a person wonder how it could have been hidden for so long. But then again, that was the goal of the Institutionalized Church, although the politics behind hiding the truth is not part of Brown’s agenda. He does point out, however all the ways that cannabis was mis-translated over the centuries to keep its reality from emerging. He is a reporter with a ton of facts to prove his thesis. In addition, Brown is himself a believer and a partaker of the Holy Sacrament of Marijuana, and has been for a long time. He makes no excuses and includes his correspondence to obtain permission from the government and DEA to use his sacrament as part of his religioun. Of course, the government does not comply! He is a Rastafarian from the time he was a teenager, having been taught the religion by the Elders of the Ethiopian Zionist Church decades ago. Brown has a style of writing that is very down-to-earth, nothing pompous or know-it-all in his attitude in spite of the fact that he is a very well-versed scholar on this topic and has obviously researched it all with sincere determination, leaving no stone unturned. If you are interested in the truth about Marijuana and The Bible and want to read its history with ease, clarity and without any nonsense – this is a great book. Joan Bello
