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Noahs ark is perhaps the most widely recognized story in the world. Found in many cultures the world over. I have selected three of the better known versions, from the Christian, Jewish and Islam traditions. While all three come from a common origin they vary in their tradition and the telling of this awe-inspiring tale. The differences between the Christian and the Jewish traditions are minimal and both share the Old Testament. But in Jewish tradition it tells of a Noel planting Cedar trees and waiting for them to grow because in truth he could not bear to see the destruction of the world. The holy Quran gives us another view of Noahs life, and clearly references a fourth son and wife who perished in the flood even after receiving the warning promise of water coming from an oven. It also tells us that there were other believers who survived along with Noah and his family.Holy Bible; Genesis 6-9Holy Torah; Genesis Parshas Bereishis 6-9.Holy Quran; Surah 11:27-51Gabriel was a lion that found favor with God. But he never imagined a greater task than the one in which God had chosen for him. Gabriel of Noahs Ark is a tale taken from three of the worlds holy books, the Christian Bible, the Jewish Torah, and the Muslim Quran and told like you never heard it before.Learn the challenges Noah must face with a suborn wife who was much too busy to listen to her husbands rants and a fourth son who excused his fathers warning as nothing more than fairy tales. Learn why the Raven never returned from its outing over the waters and why he was the only creature who would dare argue with Gods commandment.Find out how even Noah tried to stall Gods plan and found it hard to believe that God would destroy the world. Never before have all three versions been woven into one story until now. Open your mind and heart and read the tale you only thought you knew, and get ready to set sail on an adventure of Biblical proportions.

Felicia Wood is a lovely woman whose husbands leave her soon after marriage because she clutters their lives too much with purchases from catalogues. Although she's a licensed nurse, its too depressing a career for her. She prefers trying various sales organizations. She visits a drive-in church where the minister is projected onto a giant screen and Roy Rogers' museum containing stuff ed horses and dogs. She creates and sells eighty stuff ed statues of the despised aunt who raised her. Her niece enters her life after the last husband leaves, and inadvertently saves her. When the niece dies, Felicia says she feels deeply religious now, but no longer believes in God.

"Self-destruct has been activated; detonation will occur in sixty seconds…"The fifth planet in the OS-3476 system was thought to be a dead world. Caris sends Windrider to study that planet. Startreader is diverted from its return to Earth when Windrider fails to report progress. They discover one important thing-the automated, coded message: Compromised.Jerry's and Kelvin's friends are on that ship. The boys want answers. They board Windrider and find the ship overtaken by an alien AI ready to destroy it…with them aboard.Escaping a runaway fusion reactor is only one problem the mind-brothers must solve. Where are their friends? Where is Windrider's crew? What happened to the race that once lived here? Most of all, how can they keep an alien computer from killing them?Join Jerry and Kelvin as they explore a new world, experience alien technology, and discover the true meaning of Windrider's Legacy…

"Marine is a loyal wife and a dedicated mother who has this beautiful and strong relationship with God. She is a Christian heartful woman who believes in humankind. Because of her good heart, she convinces her husband to give a ride to a stranger that was in need. What she did not count was the brutal tragic change on her fate that her good action would cause in her life forever. Now, in order to re-establish her relationship with God, Marine will have to go to darkness and face the evil nature some people just have in their heart, so she can find peace again and go back to who she truly is."

Kidnapped and transported to an unknown destination, Kate is used as a powerful man's secret toy. When he tires of her, she is drugged and taken back to her home. Neither the police nor her only family, her brother, Bryn, believed she was kidnapped and brought back to her flat. It just didn't make sense as Bryn had received photographs of her and her new husband honeymooning in Europe. Confused but determined to find her kidnappers and bring them to justice, she hires a private detective, Red, but he comes with baggage of his own, which he has to work through before he can help her. Kate advertises and finds another victim, Fiona, who was turned into a drug addict by the Boss, as he's known. Both girls had been tattooed with a weeping spider on the base of their spine. When an international assassin comes after them, Red sends them to a place of safety, where Kate must learn to defend herself. To make matters worse for Kate, she discovers Bryn is gay and a male prostitute to the rich, employed by her ex-fiancé, who organizes these orgies. Tormented by the spider that runs up and down her back, Kate must find her inner strength and, together with Fiona and Red, go down a terrifying path of drugs, sex, and murder, before coming out in a peaceful white tent.

An offer given and a favor owed lead the reader on an international plot set in Morocco. e fast moving and compelling intrigue of this novel leads one to consider how money is moving around the globe sponsoring terrorists, just as in the bombing of the American Mission in Rabat.

Have you ever had a ghost that haunted your house? Have you ever felt something spiritual around you, that you knew wasn't human? The Westlyn family experiences this when they move into an old house in Boston. A young girl named Nori is first to befriend this wise spirit. She tries to convince her family that he is real. Yet, they do not believe a six year old with an extraordinary imagination. When Hender finally builds the confidence to show his true self to the family, and confirm Nori's truth. The family can't believe their eyes. They now are aware a spirit lives with them, and he is real. Instead of haunting the house he finds himself becoming part of the family. He helps the Westlyn family cook and clean. And makes them feel welcomed in the house that was once his. As a result, of being part of the family, Hender brings the family close together. He is one who showed the Westlyn family there is nothing more important than family, no matter what the troubles are. Hender is a spirit that didn't haunt he taught!

Among his best work. Markland pushes emotions and his story moves considerably straight forward as opposed to the up and downs which is typical with most of his works. However, he does reach for a very sentimental end as he does in his other novels. In this book, Paul C. Markland, gives the reader inspiration to consider their own life, as well as their actions and connections to others. An exercise, everyone should consider doing, every so often. - Raymond Shook, M.A.Originally, "The Reason" was based on a true story. As a child, I always questioned "the reason" for my existence. I wanted to know. I needed to know. This query intensified as I grew older. Regardless of my accomplishments, I still pondered my purpose in life: that is, my reason for living. While writing this work, certain aspects of my childhood were brought to light. Aspects I hid for most of my life. Even my siblings had no idea.Based on the recommendation of my wife, I presented "The Reason" as a fictional story rather than a factual one. In the process, I wrote about the faith that I once preached. In the end, there was resolution. So I thought. With the advancements in technology also comes new insights. In the process of publishing this book, DNA has opened pandora's box. What I once thought was truth, is anything but the truth. Again, I am considering "The Reason"

AIDS and Alzheimer's in the Eighties-tempest spawned love: Daniel Lawrence, a superior court judge, is being tried for the assisted suicide of his wife, a young victim of Alzheimer's disease. He wants justice defined in the light of personal commitment. His defense: no malice aforethought. Joanna Archer, 20 years his junior, is the court reporter on his trial. She escapes from a bullying husband and craves personal autonomy. She and Dan meet during Hurricane Irene in Miami and begin the strange intertwining of dependency patterns, the gaining and giving up of control, a common struggle. Joanna's friend and colleague discovers she's an AIDS carrier and must deny her unhealthy need for sex, thereby denying Dan's defense lawyer's need for love. Ralph, Dan's friend since surviving a capsized boat with him in a 1938 hurricane, has his wife's stomach pumped when she attempts suicide with pills. He needs her alive; she hates him. Each character values autonomy. Some gain it; some give it up. The suspense of the novel lies in who; the depth lies in how.

One-Room School began as a daily blog to readers needing encouragement. The collection that comprises One-Room School is inspired by Luke's compilation of eyewitness accounts of Jesus' life and teachings. Each daily lesson was inspired by the idea of being alone in the classroom, one-on-one with Jesus. The Teacher's desire for his students is that they not only listen but respond with all their "body, mind, soul and strength."

Our current political system puts too much power in the hands of the few, often producing ineffective results. The Solution proposes a plan that restricts the size and scope of the federal government while increasing the direct influence of the people. The goal is to make government simpler with full public accountability.The book is divided into four sections. Two describe the various reasons why big government programs often fail and refute the reasons often cited for why they should. Parts three and four propose a fix to the political system: first, a number of Constitutional Amendments aimed at making government function in an updated version of the founders' intent. Secondly, several policy recommendations that repair and replace nonfunctional programs and deal with a number of existing political and social issues."This is an entertaining, provacative, and thoughtful presentation of one man's opinion on the federal government". - Foreward Clarion Review"The Solution is a spirited and compelling look at what ails America and how to fix it". - Blueink Review"This is a wide-ranging analysis that covers everything." - Kirkus Review