The Witness of Angels is a compelling and reflective journey that weaves together history, Scripture, morality, and the God-given dignity of every human being.

Section One transports the reader into the world surrounding the birth of Christ-Bethlehem's quiet hills where shepherds dwelt, Judea's political unrest, and the wonder of the star in the East. It follows the Wise Men on their demanding journey, steps inside Herod's deeply troubled household, and examines the social and political pressures shaping events of the time. From the decree targeting children "two years old and under" to the desperate flight into Egypt and Herod's brutal response, these chapters offer a fresh and often overlooked perspective on a familiar story.

Section Two brings the discussion into the modern world and the complex questions surrounding the value of life today. Subjects such as foetal development, individuality, women's rights, contraception, medical intervention, and ethical responsibility are handled with clarity and compassion. Real experiences, historical echoes, and pastoral reflections highlight both the beauty and the vulnerability of life. From the miracle of birth to the misuse of forceps, from lethal injections to the quiet grief that follows difficult decisions, this section invites the reader to consider the true worth of every human life.

Blending biblical insight with contemporary relevance, The Witness of Angels serves as both a historical exploration and a heartfelt appeal-a reminder that every life, from its earliest moments, carries immeasurable value.

About the Author

Alan Dunlop trusted Christ in 1970. After Bible College, he pastored for twenty years before pioneering a humanitarian-evangelical mission in eastern Kenya for twenty-two years. As a published writer, he continues to serve worldwide readers.