An intriguing yet enlightening look at the history of South Africa from a spiritual perspective. The author draws on much known and some generally-unknown historical facts around events, individuals, communities and the nation at large and delves into background spiritual causes and their effect on the development of South Africa's nationhood. The book reveals a wide variety of contributions from the indigenous peoples as well as the colonialists - both constructive and non-constructive that went towards making the nation what it is today. There are also some interesting insights on South Africa's impact in the international arena and vice versa. Good seeds sown over the centuries and the partial harvests that we have seen give us hope for the final harvest that will give South Africans a nation to be proud of. There are a couple of valuable chapters covering factors that curb genuine revival, however the book in general also clearly shows what are the characteristics of a people that produce decisions and actions that build and unify, and produce a strong, stable, godly and sustainable society.