Restoration: The Master Story of History, posits that history follows a divine narrative of promise, fall, redemption, and ultimately, restoration. It argues that humanity’s attempt to build its own paradise, an ideal state of existence, apart from God led to chaos and alienation. The text emphasises the concepts of repentance (returning or ‘shuv’ and a change of mind or ‘metanoia’), covenant as the basis of God’s faithful promise to restore, and the necessity of actively possessing this promised restoration through faith and obedience. It encourages readers to stop striving, return to God, and embrace His rest (‘menuchah’) to experience true restoration in all aspects of life.