When a dying man spends his last years writing a book, people often take notice. When the book claims to reveal the secrets of the "Book of Revelation," even more interest is generated.
"The Apocalypse-Letter by Letter," by Steven Paul, has been described as 'a masterpiece." In it, the author pens a series of letters to his brother-in-law to show how the Bible contains all the information a reader would need to decode the symbols, forms and sequence of events in the Apocalypse. Paul's literary genius is as fascinating as the subject is compelling. His unique knowledge of history, the...
When a dying man spends his last years writing a book, people often take notice. When the book claims to reveal the secrets of the "Book of Revelation...
When a dying man spends his last years writing a book, people often take notice. When the book claims to reveal the secrets of the "Book of Revelation," even more interest is generated.
"The Apocalypse-Letter by Letter," by Steven Paul, has been described as 'a masterpiece." In it, the author pens a series of letters to his brother-in-law to show how the Bible contains all the information a reader would need to decode the symbols, forms and sequence of events in the Apocalypse. Paul's literary genius is as fascinating as the subject is compelling. His unique knowledge of history, the...
When a dying man spends his last years writing a book, people often take notice. When the book claims to reveal the secrets of the "Book of Revelation...
Casts fresh light on the formative years of one of the twentieth century's most important literary figures
Ernest Hemingway's early adulthood (1917-1929) was marked by his work as a journalist, wartime service, marriage, conflicts with parents, expatriation, artistic struggle, and spectacular success. In War + Ink, veteran and emerging Hemingway scholars, alongside experts in related fields, present pathbreaking research that provides important insights into this period of Hemingway's life.
Comprised of sixteen elegantly written essays, War +...
Casts fresh light on the formative years of one of the twentieth century's most important literary figures
"Paul looks to Illuminate basic faith, tradition and practice, offering direction to those who may feel dizzy in a world where cultural, political and religious landscapes seem to be changing by the minute. Paul covers such hot button topics as divorce, homosexuality, and abortion . . . also] the Trinity . . .good and bad angels, the Sabbath, . . .tattooing and piercing . . . The author has an informal, conversational style that makes primarily for easy reading." -Blueink Review Also discussed are the great "stories" of Adam and Eve, Noah's Ark, The Red Sea, the Feeding of 5000. How do these...
"Paul looks to Illuminate basic faith, tradition and practice, offering direction to those who may feel dizzy in a world where cultural, political and...
