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Revelation: The Final Chapters
Satan's last stand, the Book of Life opened, a new Heaven and a new Earth. Who will live there? I envision these for novel three of The Q'Zam'Ta…
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Revelation: Chapters 18 to 20
Will those thousand years be peaceful during which the dragon Satan is locked up, and the monster and beast are in the lake of fire? How will humans…
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Revelation: Chapters 15 to 17
Calamity upon calamity. Are we in the midst of these? Are they the future? Or the past?
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Revelation 13
The monsters enter the arena! The number 666 is known before modern humans changed its meaning! Beware and be aware!!
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Revelation 12
Signs. A pregnant woman and a fiery red dragon. What do they tell us about God's authority and our role?
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Revelation 11
Who are the two witnesses? How is this the second Woe?
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Summarizing Revelation, Chapters 1 to 14
Pausing once again to review what I've read so far, in the context of The Soul's Reckoning, the second novel I'm writing for The Q'Zam'Ta Trilogy. And a…
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Revelation 10
Uneasiness fills the life of a prophet. What seems sweet at first taste, churns the stomach when fully digested. We glimpse that life in this chapter.
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Revelation 9
Things get gruesome and scary. Is it time to think global in my trilogy novels?
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Revelation 8
Pausing in writing. Of dramas and slippery slopes. Of life and death over others.
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The Treatise on Resurrection: Thoughts
This treatise is in the Nag Hammadi. It's a mish-mash but worth reading to affirm thoughts and spark pondering on the Resurrection. Background reading…
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Revelation: Chapter 7 and a Novel Twist
Metaphors are open to wildly different interpretations. This chapter proves that observation. And sometimes it's hard to differentiate between symbolism…
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