Bertron recalls many difficulties and trials that he has experienced, and expresses the trials, the emotions, and the deep effects. And Bertron looks to the Lord through His Word for grace to work with and handle these tribulations, so with the Lord's grace, he was able to look at these trials in the "right" perspective. He writes of these trials and his lessons of grace in hope to "comfort them which are in any trouble, by the comfort wherewith" he "is comforted of God" (2Cor.1:4)

..".the things that thou hast heard of me among many witnesses, the same commit thou to faithful men who shall be able to teach others also." (2Timothy 2:2) The purpose of this book is the simple desire of the author to pass along to the reader some of the things he has learned through the reading and study of God's word. He hopes that this book will spur the reader to search the scriptures for themselves "to see whether those things were so" (Acts 17:11, so that "God in all things might be glorified through Jesus Christ, to Whom be praise and dominion for ever and ever. Amen." (1Peter 4:11)

A book of collected Christian poems. This writing is inspired by the truths of the Scriptures, and refers to them in thoughts towards the Word of God as it is ..". profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness." (2Tim.3:16) The author expresses certain truths that he has seen in the Scriptures.

A book of collected Christian poems. This writing is inspired by the truths of the Scriptures, and refers to them in thoughts towards the Word of God as it is ..". profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness." (2Tim.3:16) The author expresses certain truths that he has seen in the Scriptures.

The author expresses the gospel in poems in four categories. The gospel explained in simple form to understand, and what the content of the gospel is.

The author expresses the gospel in poems in four categories. The gospel explained in simple form to understand, and what the content of the gospel is.

Considering truths that he has seen, Bertron Hamill writes about events, history, and concepts as he is inspired by the Profitable Word of God. (2Tim.3:16) Bertron expresses those truths in poetry. Using simple form, and giving the scriptures themselves to stand on. ..".Set your hearts unto all the words...For it is not a vain thing..." Deut.32:46-47

Bertron poetically considers the truths of the scriptures as he expresses them in application of college classes, mother's day and father's day, friendship, historical events, life experienced lessons, scriptural concepts, and scriptural applications. Bertron verses these truths he "handles the pen of the writer." (Jud.5:14)

Being a topic that he often encountered in conversation, he discusses as to whether man can be justified in God's sight by works or not. Is eternal life something that can be earned, kept, loseable? Is it a free gift through Christ by simply obeying the Gospel. Bertron organizes certain scriptures pertaining to this thought as he observes different definitions, topics, books, chapters, and pictures.

Bertron poetically considers the truths of the scriptures as he expresses them in application of college classes, mother's day and father's day, friendship, historical events, life experienced lessons, scriptural concepts, and scriptural applications. Bertron verses these truths he ""handles the pen of the writer."" (Jud.5:14)