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Miami Knights
Part i
And the disciples came and said to Him, “Why do You speak to them in parables?” He answered and said to them, “Because it has been given to you to know the mysteries of the kingdom of heaven, but to them it has not been given.
We see the Bible as a complete work of a interconnected world. A prime example of this is the Transfiguration of Jesus. In which we see Jesus standing on a mountain with Moses and Elijah, connecting all of the prophecies and stories from the Old Testament to that every present moment in time.
Our goal is to connect the characters, places, prophecies and stories throughout the Bible from the garden, the patriarchs, prophets, judges and kings, all way to the Messiah and the apostles. This will be done with interconnected allegorical novels, starting with Miami Knights, which takes place in present time Miami.
We accomplish this by moving forward and through the biblical narrative, keeping with the same times and distances between stories. For example in the Bible, there is about four hundred years between the last book of the Old Testament, and the announcement of Jesus and the New Testament.
So when stepping back into the Old Testament, our allegorical series, when complete, will not take place around the fourth century BC, but will take place four hundred years from today’s time, which would be around the seventeenth century (the Renaissance) so, our series including the minor prophets, and the return of the Hebrews to Israel, Ezra and Nehemiah, will take place in the modern Renaissance era. Maybe even running into characters like Leonardo da Vinci, Shakespeare and Galileo.
Our goal is to bring the Bible to life in a world in which is recognizable to the reader today. Not changing the gospel, not changing the biblical narrative, just presenting it in a reimagined allegorical form.
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Our goal with the “Bibleverse” objective, is to connect the stories of the Bible through multiple allegorical books series. This is a play on the popular “multi-verse” aspect of what seems like every show and book recently. From marvels connected universe starting from Ironman and ending with Endgame, to the works of 50 cent “Power Verse,” connecting the work of power books 1-3, and of course the connected universe of Star Wars, etc.
Hyper realism
Get immersed in a gospel narrative that is super realistic in language, settings, food, clothing and more. Experience the gospel in a world that we can see today. What would Jesus’ love look like in today’s social media world? What kind of financial worker would Matthew be? What kind of an sensual activity would Mary Magdalene have been involved in before being saved? We explore these topics and more in a real way.
Bible First
The forefathers of the genre of fantasy were two of the most popular authors of all-time in CS Lewis and his best friend J.R.R. Tolkien. These two Christian authors wanted to present the biblical narrative in a new and imaginative way, not only giving us two of some of the most successful literary and cinematic works ever, but some of the greatest biblical allegory ever written, in the Chronicles of Narnia and the Lord of the Rings, respectively. Our goal is to and on the shoulders of giants and continue to present our faith in a new and exciting way, not only entertaining readers, but spreading the gospel far and wide.
Action-Packed
Loaded with real-life action scenes, battles, heartfelt moments and intense encounters. Imagine if the movies “Bad Boys,” “Constantine,” and “The Da Vinci Code” had a baby.
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What if the Bible was never as far away as it felt?
The Miami Knights Small Group Study Guide takes one of the most ambitious debut novels in Christian fiction and turns it into a twelve-week journey your group will not stop talking about. Each session opens with the scene, unpacks the scripture behind it, and asks the questions nobody usually has the nerve to raise in church — about suffering, power, identity, and what it actually means when Proverbs 18:21 says life and death are in the power of the tongue.
You will learn biblical Hebrew. You will trace the Gospel of Luke through a Liberty City kitchen. You will discover that every character’s name has been hiding a New Testament identity the whole time. You will sit with Megan’s story and not rush past it. You will argue about free will and theodicy and whether Gabriel could have ended it all sooner.
And somewhere between the chess piece that became a chicken finger and a boy sinking an island with a single word — your group will realize the most powerful text in the universe has been on their shelf the whole time.
Twelve sessions. Twelve chapters. One question underneath all of it:
*Do you believe it?*
Before Emmanuelle could fight, he had to speak.
Before he could speak, he had to study.
The Miami Knights Hebrew Glossary and Comprehensive Index is the key that unlocks everything happening beneath the surface of the novel. Seven words from Genesis 1 power the entire story — and every one of them is real, ancient, and sitting in a Strong’s Concordance that has been available to anyone willing to look. This guide tells you exactly what they mean, how to pronounce them, where they live in Scripture, and why each one matters to the plot in ways you may have missed the first time through.
But the glossary is only half of it. The comprehensive index traces every character, location, biblical reference, historical figure, and pop culture connection in the novel back to the exact chapter where it lives. Discover why every name in the book is a map. Find out what Melchizedek has to do with a 1973 Donk Impala. Understand why *bara* is the most theologically significant verb in human history.
This is not a reading companion. This is the other half of the book.
Study it.
Get strong in your speaking.
Birds of 70
Miami has always made art from what it has.
The Official Miami Knights Companion Coloring Book is page after page of the most detailed, story-faithful coloring art in Christian fiction. Every illustration follows the novel in exact sequence — chapter by chapter — from Omar the polar bear cub blinking into existence on a bedroom floor to the darkness of Lucifer’s throne room on the final page.
Graffiti bleeds into every composition. The walls of Liberty City speak. The Hebrew words of the Bible wait in bubble letters for your color. Neh’sheer’s individual feathers demand patience and reward it. Legion’s tattoos are a world unto themselves.
This book was designed for the reader who finishes Miami Knights and cannot let the world go. Who wants to sit inside the Ethiopia chamber a little longer. Who wants to color the tetragrammaton blazing on Emmanuelle’s chest the exact shade of gold it deserves.
Every page is a scene you already love, waiting for the color only you can give it.
Emmanuelle heard the words.
You choose the colors.
Now bring Liberty City to life.
Scannable QR codes throughout the book will play the song that fits the mood of the scene perfectly. This is the first ever book with a soundtrack and score. There are also scannable QR codes that will play reading mood music throughout the novel Six songs. One world.
The Official Miami Knights Soundtrack is tailor-made for the smell. Every track was written from inside the story — built from specific scenes, specific characters, and specific scripture — and nothing on this record is accidental.
*Sad Realities* sits with Megan on the beach encapsulating her tears, pain and fight to escape.
*Free My Sons* is the sound of a generation moving toward a purpose they can feel but cannot yet name.
*Bible Lullabies* wraps the novel’s deepest theology in the warmth of a love song.
*Who I Is* is Miami in its purest form — the city announcing itself the way it always has, loud, unashamed and completely itself.
*You’re My Emoji* — Johnathan and Michelle’s song, the “I found you / You found me” exchange set to music, proof of what down the last covenant love sounds like.
*Sith Lord / Church Twerk*. Ezekiel 28 closes the argument on Lucifer’s origin story over a Miami dance floor beat that will get you moving before it gets you thinking.
Six songs. No filler. All Miami.
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Synopsis
Eighteen-year-old Emmanuelle Knight has never known a day his mother wasn’t in protection mode. Born and raised in Liberty City, Miami, Michelle Knight cooked perfect pancakes for breakfast and kept an emergency go bag in a bedroom safe. Emmanuelle always sensed extraordinary things were happening around him — he just didn’t know it was all because of him.
He arrives at Florida Memorial University carrying his inheritance: a Willie Mays Birmingham Black Barons jersey and his father’s 2001 Yamaha Banshee four-wheeler. He wears a sweatshirt with the tetragrammaton — God’s ancient Hebrew Name — blazing across his chest. He wears it to remember his father. He does not yet know the Name is his own identity.
A chance encounter with a professor named Gabriel begins as a conversation about theology over chess and ends with Emmanuelle walking through an office wall. Transported to a hidden chamber outside of time, Gabriel reveals the truth: the rebellion described before Genesis never ended. The Nephilim, the fallen, the damned — they have been hunting the Anointed One since the first prophecy in Eden. And the one child the entire demonic world has organized itself against — traced from David through Solomon to Menelik the First, heir to the most ancient bloodline on earth, originated in Ur, migrating to Jerusalem and escaping to Addis Ababa — is a kid from Liberty City.
When Legion — a multitude of ancient demonic spirits in a single body — names Emmanuelle publicly over a stadium PA system, the hidden years are over. The enemy moves on his family, his friends, and his city. His only weapon is what Gabriel has been teaching him: that the words of Genesis 1 are not ancient poetry but functional creative authority, and that a man made in the image of a speaking God carries the same power that shaped the universe — if he is willing to use it.
Miami Knights is the first book of a three-part allegorical novel of the Gospels, mapping to Matthew 1–4, Luke 1–4, and John 1–2. It was written for everyone who grew up on Trick Daddy, Lil Wayne, and Bad Boys and then began to seek God — the kids who watched Dragon Ball Z and Percy Jackson while their parents enrolled them in Vacation Bible School — and have never once found a book that held both halves of who they are.
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We know their names, we know their stories, but what would that look like today? How hotheaded could Peter really become in a world full of social media and opinions? What kind of scandals would Mary Magdalene be involved in? And what ever happened to Joseph?
About the Author
Throughout Scripture, Paul refers to himself as the least of all the saints (1 Corinthians 15:19). This was because of his past. The brutality with which he handled people, the disturbing actions of his own hands, and the blatant disregard for the word of God. I can assure you he was not alone in the matter. I have lied, stolen, cheated, fornicated, manipulated, drugs, disobeyed authority, parents and God.
So, like Paul losing his sight in Damascus, when I found myself in a disabling situation, in a hospital bed, paralyzed from the neck down, I knew in my heart of hearts, God was paying me back. I blamed and raged against God for about four years straight. Pointing the finger at him and his seemingly hate against me. Then one day, I decided to pessimistically read the Bible. My intention was to note down all the contradictions, and prove to myself that God and his word was a lie.
I should point out that, I hate reading, and finishing the Bible was the first book in my life that I had ever read cover to cover. I did a one year Bible plan from 2018-2019 (ESV) and again because I was captivated, from 2019-2020 (NKJV). What came out of that was my first book “The Bible Cheat Code.” Which helps people read the entire Bible in 30 days. But what I discovered most valuable of all was that God is real, and he loves Me.
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This book was created by sheer mistake. I started reading the Bible to prove that it was outdated, irrelevant and a lie. What I came away with was a pile of notes written by my own hand to the contrary. I saw the revelation of his word, and the whole point of life itself. So I began to structure my actual notes, into a book, a book that would help people journey the road that I have, in a fraction of time, but still feel all the impact.
Reading the Bible can feel overwhelming and boring. The Bible Cheat Code is a beginners friendly in-depth outline and study guide. Starting in Genesis and moving through to Revelation on our journey through the Bible, we address popular scriptures and topics such as women’s rights, biblical contradictions, is Jesus God and more. Let’s deep dive for the truth in an easy-to-follow yet enlightening way. This is not your granddaddy’s Bible study.
The heart of the matter
What does Craig , Luke Skywalker and Harry Potter happen,? They were all average Joe’s that risked their lives to protect their loved ones against formidable foes (Debo, Lord Voldemort, Lord Vader) respectively. It is also no coincidence, that these antagonists (bad guys) are called Lord. We love our heroes, Clark Kent, Tony Stark, Bruce Wayne, Nemo, Shrek, Simba, Hiccup, and that list goes on and on. The story is always the same right?
Once upon a time an average guy, or gal, goes on a epic journey. Guided by the wisdom of an old sage and close friends, our hero takes on major challenges that helps them unlock a potential deep within themselves they didn’t know was there. They take down the bad guy, get the girl, or not sometimes, but they emerge with a newfound look on life and a new purpose. Sounds familiar?
Here is a coincidence that is not so coincidental, this story is nothing new. This story is also the story of Hercules, Perseus, Horace, Gilgamesh, King Arthur and many others of the ancient past, stretching back millennia. James Cameron coins this story plot as “The Heroes Journey” in his best selling book “Hero of a Thousand Faces.” The premise of the book takes a long look at the story of “The Hero” in our long-standing myths and legends, and how it is the same story, just with different faces. I believe that the enemy (the devil) is doing everything in his ability to make the might and unmatched power of the story of The Gospel seem like nothing more than another fairytale or legend. Sad thing is, he’s accomplishing his mission.
No. Our goal is to create biblically accurate, allegorical stories to support and promote The Gospel, standing on the shoulders of giants like CS Lewis’ Narnia and entertainment blockbusters like “the Prince of Egypt,” “The Passion” and “The Chosen”. We have literary works like “The Action Bible”, which takes the Bible and turns it into a comic book series. The thing is with all of these works, while they may be wildly entertaining, the people, settings and things in them are all presented in a 2000 year old context. Which is basically just taking biblical narrative from the Bible, and repeating the same thing across all the these media platforms.
The Bible calls the devil “The Prince the Air” (Ephesians 2:2). Notice it does he says, the Prince of Heaven, or the Prince of the Sky, but of the “air.” Today, this “air,” refers to the airways (entertainment, music, books, movies etc.), but in times past, it was ancient manuscripts, campfire tales, propaganda and gossip. Different forms of entertainment at different times, but all obtaining the same goal,, make the story of The Gospel null and void.
More often than not, when we see Lucifer, be it in movies or music, we see him in a modern and updated light. He’s speaking the language of the day, wearing the clothing of the day, living the life of the day. This keeps Lucifer as a fresh figure in our conscience. Contrast that with Jesus, any form of entertainment portraying Jesus is predominantly in a 2000 year old context, Speaking the language of that day, wearing the clothing of that day, living the life of that day.
While this is contextually accurate, as time goes on, the story of Jesus is seen as a 2000 year old wives tale that is outdated and has nothing to do with the times we live today. Which I find ironic because, we have no problem acknowledging the devil and his workings in today’s world, but Jesus is referred to as old and outdated. You can’t have the devil without Jesus. And, Jesus has defeated the devil.
The irony is, biblical themes, settings and even characters are so potent, that they continue to find their way into secular entertainment. Some of today’s most popular and financially successful movies not only use biblical plots and themes, but characters ripped directly from Scripture. Let’s take some of the works of the multibillion-dollar studio Marvel Studios.
We see demons such as Legion in the Ghostrider movies and comics, we also see other demons in the Constantine movies and comics. Legion can be found in the Bible at (Mark 5) and (Luke 8). We also see angels such as The Watchers from the “What If” cartoons and comics. We see the Archangel Gabriel in the Constantine movies and comics. The Watchers can be found in the Bible at (Daniel 5) and the Archangel Gabriel can be found delivering the messages of God in the Bible at (Daniel 9) and (Luke 1).
But most audaciously, we see the devil, Lucifer himself in works such as “Iron Heart” TV show and comics, “Ghostrider” movies and comics, and “Constantine” movies and comics. Lucifer can be found all throughout the Bible but most notably at (Isaiah 14) and ( Ezekiel 28). We also see Heaven and Hell in the Constantine movies and comics.
Now these biblical characters are portrayed not only in name in the popular and entertaining works, but they are fulfilling their biblical role in these movies. Gabriel is still an archangel of God, Mephisto (Lucifer/the devil) is still evil and manipulative, and so are demons like Legion. Heaven and Hell are still places for the good and the bad, respectively.
I say all of that to save this, if the Bible is so old and outdated, why are the characters and the narratives that go along with those characters continually used in blockbuster entertainment? How is it we can have angels, demons, heaven and hell, but we have never seen Jesus or God in these comics? How can you have angels without Jesus and God? How can you have heaven and hell without God?
The entertainment industry is robbing the Bible of its characters and its narrative, making billions of dollars, then turns around and disregards the Bible as old, outdated and completely relevant in today’s world. It can’t be both ways. And it is not just Marvel, these characters and narratives has been showing up in popular works throughout millennia. Going back to the Renaissance, the middle ages, and even back into antiquity.
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