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![]() The Global Map Project 2010: Nets of Silicon, Webs of Flesh The Words project prepares to reach the expanding mobile community around the world. Cell phone technology is rapidly becoming the primary source for Internet access in many parts of the world. A team of programmers and designers have come together to take The Words to this burgeoning audience. Read more... ![]() Read the latest news about The Words project, with regular updates from contributors who share this effort to create a dialogue that promotes a message of hope, peace-building, and faith.
Abiodun Oyewole (The Last Poets) narrates The Words Founding Last Poets member Abiodun Oyewole went into the studio in Harlem to record the complete narration of The Words. A few weeks later, Peter Atanasoff and Jonathan David Burkes began recording music to accompany Abiodun's narration. This audio book will be available on this site soon as a free download,
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“This is the area we need to hold to our hearts--those who think that Christ is somehow a complacent and hypocritical deity for a society which has the same faults. Christ is always rebellion--no-one and no-thing can hold Him.”
- David Tibet, Current 93
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The message of Christ comes alive In this modern translation, resplendent with answers to the most pressing spiritual questions in a post-Christian
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- Herbert Ros
"The Words, is a book outlining Jesus' teachings — and distinguishing those teachings from what Cantelon views as the dogmatic interpretations that have evolved in organized religion."
– Elysa Gardner, USA Today
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"The Words of Jesus remain a soft dream that falls night by night, until the soul is ignited with courage. Our hearts, that did not sing until now, are filled with hope that did not yet dare to dream of freedom from poverty and oppression."
- RICKIE LEE JONES, singer/songwriter

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Click on the links below to read THE WORDS in the following languages. Some of these are also available as audio downloads as indicated.
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