Did you know the tree of the knowledge of good and evil was a grape tree, making Yahshua’s final act of drinking sour wine of incalculable importance?
How is the Nazirite vow the most important causative factor in the entire Bible relative to the kingdom of heaven?
Who were the first and the last men in the Bible to shave, and what ill plight befell them and those following?
What does atonement and a woman’s modest dress, head-covering, and a man’s beard have in common?
Why does the Bible say that the woman is obligated to cover her head, or otherwise to cut off her hair?

As a companion book to The Curse of 1920, Gary Naler’s Coverings takes the testimony of nature and the Bible and intricately reveals why our Creator placed a beard on the man, and why, for 2,000 years, women dressed modestly and covered their heads.

In a move for women to further take the place of the man – not only by wearing his pants, cutting her hair short like his, entering into his places of employment, and even governing in the home and in the nation – she equally removes the covering from her head. In every regard, since the beginning of the Curse of 1920, women have more and more given themselves to the iniquity of the Garden of Eden – “your desire will be for [the place of] your husband….”

Characteristic of all of Gary’s writings, the common compelling issue in both of these books is the entirely defining and determining matter of government.

About the Author: After growing a beard around 1985, and his family having adopted modest dress and headcoverings, this began a new learning adventure for Gary Naler. Devoting thirteen years to helping the poor, and thirteen years to examining truths as presented here, this father of four girls and a boy shares from a depth of experience that benefits all of us with profound relevant truth no one has seen before.

To learn even more about Coverings, read these select portions.