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Over one hundred different gospel principles with more than two thousand Bible verses explaining them, a great resource for planning a Bible lesson, gives insight into important overlooked principles, and contains short biographies of notable apostles and authors of the New Testament.Are we literally children of a loving Heavenly Father?Is baptism a necessary ordinance?Do we need to follow God's commandments?Did an apostasy from the original teachings of the gospel take place?Must a restoration of Jesus Christ's true church take place before the Second Coming?Many people today seem more interested in what the footnotes in their study Bibles or some written commentary teaches them rather than the scriptures themselves. The verses of the Bible teach so many simple and beautiful principles that much of the Christian world does not believe or understand today. This book covers them all.

After three long years, WWII still raged on in Europe and in the Pacific while thousands of American women left their homes and kitchens to keep the Arsenal of Democracy humming along.Working in the factories and offices, they transformed the role of women in America. The nineteenth amendment had given women the right to vote. WWII gave them society's acceptance of their right to work. America and its women would never be the same.June Taylor and Betty Anderson are two of hundreds of women hired to replace men who answered the call to arms and left their jobs vacant on the packing line at Quaker Oats and in the ordnance factory in St. Joseph. The hardworking and feisty pair become roommates and soon secure promotions and boyfriends, who are enlisted in the Army Air Corps and Signal Corps. Betty's boyfriend, Don is a handsome, guitar-playing Lothario June fears may break Betty's heart. The war hangs like a dark cloud in the backdrop despite the dances, movies, and new freedoms for women. There are gasoline and food rations, the dreaded War Department telegrams about husbands or brothers killed in action, and the pressure of their new jobs to advance the American war effort.There are battles to fight, even at home.

This book was written in the hope that many sons and daughters of the king, who have been blinded, are asleep and who have fallen away. Double-minded people cannot make up their minds between good and evil. In Matthew 7:13-14, the gate that leads to eternal life is called narrow. This does not mean that it is difficult to become a Christian, but that there is only one way to live eternally with God and only a few who decide to walk that road. My hope and prayers are that this book will reach the Christians I'm speaking of and that they would wash their hands and submit themselves before god. Eternal life is not free we must sacrifice as Jesus did. I pray that all Christians will make the right choices. Concerning our nation with love and prayers for eternal life for all Christians because God demands obedience, and so does Jesus!

Andy's life covered the formative years of the United States of America. He met several prominent people of this era. Two men, who Andy trusted, burnt down his trading post on the Western frontier in Missouri, with him unconscious inside. Andy must battle his way through the American frontier, seeking revenge on the pair of backstabbers.

The Turk and Caicos Islands were a hotbed of smuggling and intrigue in the 1970s. A broad spectrum of humanity vacationed, immigrated, or just went for the opportunity and adventure. The sailing yacht Fortunella III broke down while transiting the island group. She started her life in a Dutch shipyard. She was commissioned by a wealthy Belgium merchant and then sailed to the French Riviera. There she was placed in a private charter fleet of seven yachts, all named Fortunella, numbered 1 through 7.She was chartered and then stolen by the charterers. Fortunella III was sailed off through the Straits of Gibraltar to the Canary Islands. The thieves abandoned the boat at a pier and left the country. The owner somehow found the vessel, in the Canaries, and placed a captain on board and left her in the Canaries for storage. The new captain took the maintenance funds and stole the boat again. Her next port of call was Miami, where she was "e;transferred"e; to an organization that started moving her back and forth between the Greater Antilles and Miami.While working as a teacher and manager for a nonprofit research and educational foundation, in the Turks and Caicos Islands, Captain Ron discovered the abandoned yacht anchored in a local harbor. The reader is taken on a journey to find the owner and recover the yacht. Fortunella started out as a collection of exotic tropical woods, polyester resin, fiberglass cloth, stainless steel, and cast iron. Assembled into a boat, she became a tax dodge, pleasure boat, illicit cargo-hauler, and finally an educational platform for high school and college students. She has also carried many thousands of adults and children over her forty-five-year career.

TreatiseThe author created Natural Philosophy from over twenty-five years of documentaries, colloquiums, lectures, personal experience, open-source learning, and university.The universe supposedly begins with a bang, so they say. Quite a big one, the biggest of all, in fact. This is a hypothetical conjecture for a current understanding of the universe as it has presented itself to the author. It begins with a brief description of how energy coalesced into a discernibly sized and shaped singularity, which then suddenly "e;banged."e; The observable universe manifested. The manifestation of the observable universe was built on the principle of, ultimately, wave mechanics among several other fundamental constructs. These waves manifested all physical and metaphysical constructs, and so the system of stasis and defense are built from these fundamental wave mechanics. It covers the social entropy which manifests higher order systems and provides a solution for a hypothetical living group to locally ensure a prolonged survival and stasis with minimal unwanted side effects. Please see the definitions for greater understanding.

In her seventeen years, they have moved so often she gives up on ever making friends. Not only does she feel lost and alone, but her parents always argue about her. The constant fighting makes her believe the family will be happier if she were never born. As these thoughts bounce around in her mind, she is falling into deep, dark despair. The only thing that helps her cope is to retreat into her imagination.Her mother and father inform her and her sisters that they are moving. She thinks this will be a new start, which causes her heart to sing. Everyone else is anxious about the move. For her, this is a promise of new beginnings. With their things packed, they head to the docks to board the ship that will take them to their new home.She spends as much time as possible on deck, loving the sway of the ship and the spray of the sea on her face. Her parents and sisters spend most of the time in their rooms due to being seasick.One morning, she is on deck watching the dolphins, mesmerized by the beauty of their dance. Suddenly, there is something in the water with the dolphins. She rubs her eyes, thinking this cannot be real. She stares harder. Swimming with the dolphins is a man. She looks around, wondering where he has come from. There is no land or other ships in sight. Just as she is about to yell at the men on deck that there is a man overboard, he jumps over a dolphin, and she sees that he is not a man at all. The thing looks human, but instead of legs, it has a long green-and-purple fishtail with iridescent scales.

Ask Me, I'm Mr. What is the second book in a series of five. This book is an easy "e;read-aloud"e; book that is intended to have children recognize words that are familiar to them. "e;What"e; is one of the questions children always ask about objects and things they come across. This book also plans to initiate the awareness of colors and shapes through items they recognize through their everyday experiences. It is the second "e;must read-aloud"e; book in the series of five.

Alyn, along with his two flatmates, were on track to graduate college at the end of the semester, entering the real-life responsibilities of adulthood. Openly differentiated on personal situations regarding work, class, and relations, they were always there for one another throughout the years. Rather than following the landscape, Alyn sought out for an adventure and was primed as he ran across a girl at a concert. Deciding to take a chance to see where his heart led him, he set off on an endeavor toward finding what could be his eternal or his perpetuation.Following rudimentary rituals, Alyn walked a tightrope between his aspirations and those around him; however, he yearned to fathom his dreams into flourished fruition. Rather than being stuck in an endless wheel of the mundane routine, passion and persistence pushed him to facilitate his plan with no regard to those he accidently accepted into his life. Though not as simple of a task as he originally sought, as tethered flirtations incurred, Alyn found an outlet for his agenda, though through a trek that could manifest in mental and physical dire toward others along the venture to South Padre Island for an exciting spring break getaway. Coercing his brother to assist, hoping a childhood friend could prevent a volatile family recurrence. A tale of college kids and Greek-life siblings and lifelong friends who intertwined their journeys as they all chased their own desires, love and betrayal, secrets and deceit, hope and despair.Yearning to venture toward a piece of potential paradise with their own personal burdens to bear, demons within desire, questioning their self-aptitude of consciousness. Though the trip was one person's journey, all those who entangled themselves brought with them their own perceptions of reality, not understanding that a switch of fate's fuse was ignited.

This book of poetry is a compilation of memories and reflections of the author's journeys. As a young teacher/librarian, she took a journey leaving the mountains of West Virginia and traveling to the eastern plain of North Carolina to teach at East Carolina University. Some of her poems look back to her days in West Virginia, and others reflect on her life in Eastern North Carolina.Journeys are not only taken in cars and jets but are also realized through the psyche, the mind, and spirit. The poem "e;Across the River"e; deals with the journey through some hardship and how the experience can impact the traveler. Human relationship journeys, such as in "e;Misunderstandings"e; tells how a faux pas between people can possibly build a stronger bond. The reader may identify with some of the author's experiences in "e;The Good Humor Truck."e; Some humor has been sprinkled through when asking "e;Where Are the Cupholders?"e; And we can't forget about journeys through love. To look for something of value in establishing a lasting union, turn to the poem "e;Love's Foundation."e; It is hoped the reader will find something to ponder while traveling through these journeys and reflections. There is a quotation by Henrietta Boggs, an American who served as first lady of Costa Rica, 1948-1949, who successfully pushed for giving Costa Rican women the right to vote.Satisfaction comes in the struggle itself rather than achieving it. The journey is half the fun, and the journey continues.--Henrietta Boggs

An able and ambitious woman from French Polynesia, Maeva Sopo makes her way to America. First Utah and then Colorado. After paralegal school, she becomes a valuable assistant to the principal attorney in a major Denver metropolitan injury-defense law firm.Maeva meets David Richards, a widowed and disillusioned plaintiff's injury attorney. They encounter each other professionally and develop a mutual respect and trust from some courtroom experiences. A shared strong emotional and sexual attraction evolves. This relationship is challenged by professional jealousy, violence, sudden death, criminal detention, COVID-19 spread, and separation by thousands of miles of the Pacific Ocean.

32 Healing Meditations for a wounded world - Deep within us resides the dwelling place of the Divine Healer- found in our own psyche or soul. Reaching this place appears often elusive and beyond our grasp amidst the distractions and lures of daily living.This book offers a choice of 32 portals through which, when entered, gives access to that place of healing that can bring a lasting peace to our often anxious, fearful, and so wounded lives. Welcome to the Healing Place!

Growing Up in the Pasta Zone is a story about three little hardworking boys and the joy they find while helping to continue their annual family tradition of making tomato sauce together. Every step is filled with fun and excitement, from collecting firewood to preparing the homemade sauce outside on an open fire. Treasured memories are made...in the pasta zone.