About my book

A Brief Exposé with a Composite Theme on Biblical Theology
What began in Eden did not end there.

In A Cycle of Grievances, Milton Meyers presents a profound theological journey that repositions the biblical narrative as a living, cyclical story of divine intention, human rebellion, spiritual consequence, and the echoing voice of Yahweh through generations.

This is not a retelling — it’s a reawakening.

With decades of study behind him, Meyers carefully unpacks Scripture using exhaustive concordances, cross-referenced translations, and linguistic analysis rooted in Hebrew, Greek, Aramaic, and Latin. His mission is clear: to revive understanding of the sacred text without the filter of denomination or tradition, but through clarity, reverence, and deep reflection on the original Word.

At the heart of the book lies a singular premise: humanity’s disobedience is not an event, but a cycle. One that began with spiritual defiance in the Kingdom of Heaven and repeated itself with Adam, Eve, Cain, and the hybrid generations that followed. Meyers traces these grievances across epochs — from the Garden to the Deluge, from the sons of God marrying the daughters of men, to the post-flood lineages of Noah’s descendants — and highlights how this pattern continues to unfold in our modern spiritual, societal, and moral landscapes.

Rather than focusing on religious form, Meyers challenges readers to return to the Voice — the divine utterance that birthed creation, walked in the Garden, and continues to call humanity toward understanding, repentance, and wholeness.

This book is for thinkers, seekers, and believers who are ready to look beyond familiar stories and uncover the patterns that shape history, theology, and our own lives.

Whether you’re reading to deepen your biblical understanding, or to confront your own place in the divine narrative, A Cycle of Grievances will leave you transformed, challenged, and spiritually stirred.