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A Common Mans Search for the Divine Through the Gospels of Matthew Mark Luke and John. In this penetrating, sometimes irreverent and often humorous book, the writings of the apostles are explored in a search for the true Word of God. Here the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke and John as well as the letters from other apostles who witnessed the life of Jesus Christ are evaluated using an unconventional but simple approach. This simple method allows any reader to separate the obviously true from the fictitious to arrive at a correct image of Jesus Christ. The reader will find the results presented quite surprising and thought provoking. Jesus

The Curse of the Spider Web. Kristy, Mikey, and Harley D the Catlove Halloween It is the only night of the year when anything and everything is possible and when you can sometimes see the impossible. Halloween is a truly magical night filled with carved pumpkins, colorful costumes, and lots and lots of candy. Who would not love a special night like this? Finally, Halloween arrived, and the house was decorated and ready for all the neighborhood kids. Kristy Mikey could not have been more excited... even Harley D was ready with his costume. What could possibly go wrong?

Children Of The Same Sun. Marta and the Magic Basketis about a girl who immigrates and travels to all the continents in search of secret elements for her basket. These ingredients are the rights and values of the children, especially needed during these chaotic and trying times. Thisis a childrens book with an international and global projection to bring about unity in this beautiful and diverse world.

Here you will find a veritable garden of verse, with variety extraordinaire. These poems are sometimes serious, at other times silly. Some are profound while others are a bit perverse. But the glory of this volume, the 24 Sonnets after Shakespeare, plumb the heights and depths of the emotions of love and hatred, and touch on the themes of loyalty and loss. A collection of verse not to be missed.

Immerse yourself in a ride of the authors imagination. Traveling diverse roads from keen observation, exploring the growth from boyhood to manhood, from exhilaration to the pinnacles of deep despair. Themes of nature protrude their heads spanning all four seasons. Curl up to browse the pages in a quiet room and let your mind wander the corridors of imagination that come to life in this book a collection gathered by my muse of a flawed utopia,viewed by many perspectives of a world shining bright. This is the hatching ofideas.

A Tale of Hyun Ji and Dereck. Messaging is a very powerful tool for Kim Hyun Ji and Dereck Samuels. They are thousands of kilometers apart. They are from two different continents and two different cultures. They never thought that their constant communication will make them close to each other. They found true love from each other. They worked to make their differences nonexistent. They worked to make their two worlds as one. They walked through every barrier in front of them. Communication made their love for each other unbreakable. They found happiness from their love. They found the secret to their undying love to each other. They

Now more than ever, a childrens book is needed to help parents explain the scary things that go on in this world like the Covid-19 pandemic. Leah Marie and theBugtells the story of a little girl with Down syndrome and her day to day experiences coping with the effects of the virus. The moments that are shared in this book come directly from the experiences of Leah Marie, the great-granddaughter of one of the authors. This book is relatable to all families, caretakers, and teachers who struggle to answer questions from children about their world and the changes happening around them. There is a positive message at the end about how

Caralina has given up on men and has stopped believing that God will fill all her needs until she and several others find themselves on a deserted island in the South Pacific. It is here that her beliefs are tested as well as her faith.

The Legend of the Pale Rider Part I. And I looked, and behold a pale horse and his name that sat on him was Death, and Hell followed with him Revelations 68, KJV. One man would blaze such a path of death and destruction across the western frontier that he would be forever associated with this passage. Disowned by his family, betrayed by his commanding officer, and framed for atrocities he did not commit, he was branded a murderer and a traitor. Living life on the run and forced to kill those who would take his freedom and his life, he nevertheless fought to defend, and sometimes avenge, those who could not do so

The Adventures of Jack and Silas. Five-year-old Jack is very busy exploring his new neighborhood which includes a truck farm. He wonders if a truck farm actually grows trucks? Surely that would be odd One day, Silas moves into the neighborhood. Jack is anxious to see what his new neighbor is like. It turns out that they have much in common, especially their curious natures, and the two soon become great friends. Every day is an adventure as they create a witches den in Silas cellar have a sleepover on Halloween night and visit a haunted house discover Johnny Fitzgerald digging up worms to put in his PBJ sandwich watch the first TV

This book is all over the placeandcoversmany aspects. Its entertaining to read, serious at timesand can even get philosophical, with depth of thought being brought in. The placement of words being an art form as well as sentence structure. It is a comfortable book that you can read while drinking a cup of coffee. Put it down and later pick it up, open any page and start from there. In writing this, the authordidnt want to come simply from one direction. Life doesnt do that. This book is a concept of lifeup and down, back and forth. Take this as your own interpretation of how you see life. I am so grateful that you chose toput

And Other Tales. A truly varied and innovative collection,branded Lucio Angelini. Next to apparently traditional fairy tales, in which the author had fun practicing the so-called reversal of the readers expectationsYou, Naughty Mum, for example, very enjoyable even by an adult audience,we find ironic reinterpretations of famous fairy tales Whitedwarf and the Seven Snows or fairy tales in which the real and the surreal intertwine in a particularly liberating mix in Inside Oronzos Big Head,the child Oronzo takes revenge in a totally unpredictable way for the pedagogical sadism of his teacher. Particularly interesting are some meta-tales, in

Lucifer Satan and the Son of Perdition. This book reveals who Lucifer was, who the devil is, where he came from, the real reason he fell and when he fell. It also reveals who the angels were that fell and why they fell, and who the stars were that the dragon cast down with his tail. It reveals the son of perdition, the abomination of desolation, who the two witnesses are and who will rebuild the temple of God. It reveals how the kingdom of Satan lives in evil men and it will rise in men in the last days and how God will destroy it. It reveals how the kingdom of God is not of this world, but is of the new earth to come. It also explores how

Hilary never pictured herself as a world traveler she felt lucky to escape daily gunfire in the tough South Tacoma neighborhood of Hilltop where her dad aided the poor and hungry. Following a tough move into a Washington suburb, she receives the unexpected opportunity to live abroad. A simple decision catapults Hilary into a Rotarian scandal that has been covered up to this day. Placed into a host family where no common language is shared beyond rudimentary hand gestures and facial expressions, Hilary does her best to navigate the culture shock and find her place. Things seem to be going Hilarys way when she discovers the

Plit Kola Pan wi Grani in Grev. Khepers inheritance cannot slip between his fingers. Grandmas voice carries us through the familys origins, retracing both the physical and spiritual realms. The Ikin kola nuts are ancient divining tools that connect the family to their ancestors. They enable the ancestors to live through the family. The art of storytelling, as perfected by Grandma, is alive and well. How can the broken kola nuts be put back together? This tale brings forth the first step of this great and wonderful journey.

Bird in Handis the story how two people from seemingly different worlds fall in love while trying to save people they both love from a menacing drug dealer. Sparrow Wilson has built a life in Napa Valley living and working on a vineyard with the owners Marge and Walt. Her dream is to run Sunswept Vineyard for the older couple and become a well-known artist on the West Coast. Life is peaceful and productive for her in the small Napa town, unlike the way her life was a few short years ago when Walt had found her working at her second job in a San Francisco wine-tasting room. She was alone, broke, and broken back then. On Sunswept Vineyard, she

Bridging the Gap. This book provides a fascinating, well-researched, and thorough discussionof the connections between science and spirituality, including religion. It is eye-opening and allows readers to truly redefine how they look at these disciplines while providing, at the same time, a vibrant perspective for those embarking on such an exercise for the first time. Science investigates the physical world, where space, time, and matter comprise the main aspects of its empirical approach, that is, of physically proving all that there is around us. Spirituality goes beyond the physical. Here, physical quantities become non-existent

Cameron Cooper, a young African-American high school student, lives with hisgrandmother in a southern metropolis. He is a strong student and hopes toattend college on a basketball scholarship. Cameron finds himself in a contestof self-esteem, as his performance on and off the court is challenged, oftendeprecated, by a disabled Vietnam veteran. Their unfortunate clash results in aflurry of hostilities, resulting in new revelations that fracture southern mythsand reveal hopeful strengths of character.

What would you do if you were the 12-year-old new ace pitcher of a very small town baseball team, and you and your teammates went on in one magical year to represent your far western Oklahoma panhandle roots at the Little League World Series in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, and you were much too embarrassed beyond mere words to see your own mother cheer you on in the bleachers as you take the big stage hundreds of miles away? This is Sooners situation, and his story is Going to Williamsport, as he experiences his mom suffering through acute paranoid psychosis during the early years of deinstitutionalization of the mentally ill in the

Hamish can see the truth about people. And not everyone likes it. His family is trying to get him locked up, his parish priest thinks he may be the son of the devil, and the woman he loves, Church Princess Justine, thinks he is a social vigilante out of control. Will he compromise his gift to be a model citizen of society?

The Beginning. Sadie lost her way one day, trotting down the street to play. The sun was shining, she had to know. Where will this fun day go? This sweet little lab, where will it lead? When all of the sudden, rolled out a green melon, who Sadie now calls Seeds What a special new friend so green and round. Crazy new adventures will be abound. Lets go to the park Lets go to the zoo Sadie knew she could bark but, do cows really moo? Sadie will trot and Seeds will roll. This friendly pair, where will they go? Come along with them and enjoy the ride. Sadie and Seeds will be side by side.

Each year, Christmas is advertised as a wonderful time for children. I know it was for me as I was growing up, but, at some point, the magic seemed to wear off. I didnt want it to, but there it was. As I grew older, this one thought stayed in my mind and just got stronger the closer it got to each and every Christmas. What kind of stories could I write that would keep young people and adults excited about Christmas. Sure, there were stories for children that demonstrated the magic of Santa, but what about the rest of us. Should we have to give up the joy of Christmas just because we are too old for it? Early on, I tried to

The Orange Flag Man. Would you be nervous or scared of moving to a new town, going to a new school, or wondering if you would make new friends? Five new friends set off on an adventure and quickly become friends for life.

Emotions Inside Or Loss of Words. Does anyone ever stop and think what theyre about to do? How their action can affect peoples lives? I heard once or twice that your decisions are like a domino effect, one decision can affect many. Why make choices that you know you will regret? Why put people through pain? Can you actually say that you ever thought about how many people you hurt? Explain in so many words why we treat people like they dont mean anything. Many of us are the victims in cases like these. Maybe you are the victimizer, in that case describe why you felt that treating someone so bad would make you feel better? Well, did it? Maybe

Based on a true crime. Ashocking Prohibition-era murder in a dusty Saskatchewan border town inflames the publics suspicions about links between the politicians and Al Capone and the Chicago Mob. When rookie cop Jack Rosss investigation gets too close to the truth, hes pulled off the case. Then he goes rogue.

Mirror man, mirror man Persuthen If you dont love me, who then? Mirror man, mirror man Persuthen Prove your love for me before the night ends. Turn off the lights and with this simple chant in the mirror, the Persuthen will come for you. It will come to prove its love for you and it wont stop until it does.The chant and the mirror will bring you darkness, itll bring your fate, it will bring the Persuthen... Marvin Barchester, a new age detective, and Adaline Rivertone, a rebellious young lady, along with others, find that the simple chant is real. And not only does the mirror man come, but it deviously shows up as someone

From Employed to Homeless. The book Sides of the Same Coin is the true story of a one-time social service worker, who lost employment and moved into his mothers home to help care for her amidst mental deterioration and aging. After a major family disagreement between siblings occurred, this once proud worker who had serviced clients within all walks of the social service realm was unceremoniously evicted by those whose assistance and help with whom they relied upon countless times in their journeys through all walks of adult life. Such assistance was even given to their children more times than imaginable. It was during these times,

Abarefoot Mary has dancedto soaring ballet music from an old gramophone, in her back garden ever since she learned to walk. Her head is filled with dreams of someday becoming a ballerina. Even when she is old enough to go to school, she rusheshome everyday and with brown paper wings pinned to her shoulders, she dances and dances until darkness falls. When, at last,a dance teacher comes to her small town, she learns to arabesque and pli and leap gracefully through the air. After a while she is chosen to perform a solo in a town hall concert. She is filled with both pride and anxiety. She needs a ballet dress. But there is aproblem

Mariah Talbot seems to lead a charmed life. Successful and talented, she is an interior designer in Bostons Back Bay neighborhood and, by all accounts, is fulfilling her dreams. But appearances can be deceiving. Few people know the truth about her tragic past and why she guards her heart so fiercely, or the fact she is still very much in love with a ghost. Andrew Maddenis a partner in one of Bostons elite law firms. Bracing himself for a confrontation on his commute to work one morning, the last thing he expects is to be captivated by the woman who emerges from her car. Mariah is unlike any woman he has ever met, and their attraction is

Its about time. This is the first true story about a much-decorated African American New York city police officer. In the 1960s in Harlem, NYC,street crime was rampant on all levels. To most of the citys twomillion blacks and Hispanics, conditions were worse than ever. These conditionsexisted due to white racism over the years that was entangled with political and social greed. The political powers thenheld a meeting in city hall. Included in this meeting were the mayor, police commissioner, and thethencongressman of Harlem. As a result of that unprecedented meeting, they reached out for volunteers from very young