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If you are searching for internal healing and peace, then this book is your opportunity to find it. In "A Metaphysical Interpretation of the Bible", Dr. Steven Hairfield offers an understanding of the Bible that is truthful, gentle, and healing. Prior to reading this book, I spent more than thirty years in different churches - hearing different interpretations of the Bible that often left me fearful for my eternal soul. This truthful and loving explanation allows for acceptance and understanding of our life's experiences without the need for judgment, guilt, blame, and most of all fear. The education of the history of the church, the Bible, and the missing years of Jesus, was fascinating and created within me a greater understanding of, and compassion for, each individual sharing our journey. As well as a more peaceful and joyous journey for myself and my family.

I would recommend this book to anyone who desires to enjoy and experience life fully. Dr. Hairfield's interpretation of the Bible offers a gentle journey towards personal healing and the awakening of your soul. Thank you, Steven, for your love for each of us individually, and for you willingness to share with us such a loving message from The Creator.

I challenge you to read this book and not be inspired. I challenge you to grasp the metaphysical concepts conveyed in this book. I challenge you to compare it to all other books, religious or otherwise. I challenge you to live by these lessons, parable by parable, until each moment brings you into 'the gaps between our thoughts' ... where silence hides ... and every soul finds peace waiting at the gates of __________. I challenge you to read this book ... and ever be the same.

Chad Lilly,
Aware Talk Radio

How many numerous times have I earnestly tried to read the bible? I cannot tell you there have been so many. I also could not tell you WHAT it all meant, what with language differentiations and 1600 years of dilution. This work by Steven Hairfield has enlightened me, educated me, inspired me, and most of all...Instilled a feeling that there is hope for humankind afterall. Most folks missed the true meanings in our traditional bibles and have been wandering aimlessly in consumer bliss (ick!) ever since. Is this what Jesus or God wanted? _ _ _ _ No! Thank you Steven for setting me back on path...I finally think I understand how to trek the rest of my journey this lifetime!

I purchased this book as a refference book, however, when I began to read the information contained within this work I couldn't put it down. Most Metaphysical books present information that we have all heard before, or someone else's idea of how we should think. This beautiful work, brings us with intelligent understandings of an often misinterpreted book (the bible), and offers practical and easily understood methods of application in eliminating our own stumbling blocks. We often hear speakers talk about "getting out of our own way" in reguards to acheiving the life that we desire. Finally, someone isn't merely telling their audience that this is what they need to do. But actually explaining in understandable language as to how. This book would serve as an ideal basic text book for classes teaching Metaphysics.

From 20-20 hindsight, I now realize why my life experience and personal choices for metaphysical instruction have led me to read the earlier works by Steven Hairfield, so I may be prepared for his monumental work, A Metaphysical Interpretation of the Bible. Weighing over two pounds, it is worth its weight in gold!

Sure, I've come to understand Bible history from prior class instruction; however, no instructor in my life has explained its fascinating history as fully and from such meticulous research as has Steven Hairfield. Sure, I have known of Jesus' "lost years" in the Bible through the research provided by several obscure authors; however, I became totally enthralled by Steven Hairfield's inner urge to understand those "lost years" through personal experience. Sure, I have been a member of Christian-based organizations, volunteering my services and attending Bible Study classes and retreats; however, none have provided me an understanding of WHO I am and my association with the Creator that made any sense to me until I digested, in my own terms, the unifying Principle of Unconditional Love & Inseparableness, revealed so prevalently throughout the Bible, as Steven Hairfield explained the Bible's symbology and allegory through metaphysical interpretation.

Am I the only individual who feels that something is about to happen? Am I the only one who enjoys both radio and television series which reveal the "other side," portraying the myriad of ways to which we relate, however entertaining those ways are expressed or shown, respectively? After reading Steven Hairfield's interpretation on the Book of Revelation, I am deeply calmed and at peace, for all the pieces have been foretold and each is coming together. Not for the world's end mind you; rather, for our next step to a glorious beginning - if we so choose it.

I am deeply grateful and sincerely acknowledge, all the time, effort and life choices through which Steven Hairfield had to experience in order to get this book out to the general populace. I now understand WHO I am and my purpose of being, thanks to this gentle, forthright soul. Thank you Steven!

Absolutely a must read for anyone wanting to learn and understand the Bible more. What better place to start than the book of Genesis.

What is interested to the educated reader (Christian) is the author's use of the formed Earth in describing how the modern science and the book of Genesis do not condridict one another. That and the idea of the pink elephant . . .

this is a very good book, use it very often in group lectures and have used many quotes to edify my life and defend my faith, a must have.

Another good prophecy book by Pastor Hagee. In this one, he covers 30 Revelations of Truth that we can find in the book of Genesis. From the Garden of Eden, to Joseph, and how it relates to prohecies fulfilled and those yet to be fulfilled. Hagee demonstrates a deep study and knowledge of the Hebrew culture. He also describes the 7 ages of Dispensation. From the Age of Creation to the Age to Come, the Kingdom of God. Worth picking up this book, if you are interested in Bible Prophecy and the book of Genesis.

I was waiting for a friend to finish his grocery shopping when I spotted a tent sale. Every woman loves tent sales. Well I went in and found it was all books. So I browsed and came across your book, "The Revelation of Truth". I purchased it, took it home and read it. It is one of the most heart compelling books I have ever read.

I have a friend at work that is constantly at odds with her spouse. Her father is a Minister here in Virginia and she was familiar with your Church. Well, I went the following weekend to the same tent sale, thank God it was still there, and purchased two more copies. I gave one to my friend for her and her spouse to read. I thought this might bring them closer. She says they sit and discuss the book together. I'm praying this book will open their eyes to the reality of life with God.

Last weekend I was on my way to see my daughter in the hospital in San Antonio, Texas. While on the plane, a lady asked to see the book I was reading. She enjoyed the first few pages so much and said she was going to go purchase it. Having read the chapter on "Age of Conscience" I knew if I didn't give her the extra copy I was carrying in my bag to give to my sister, I was not going to feel at ease the rest of the trip. So, I gave her the extra copy I had. It made me feel better knowing how thankful she was. However, when I got home and my sister happened to see my book on the table, she began to read it and asked to borrow it. Again I was reminded of that chapter...I told her my plans were to bring her a copy but I gave it to a lady I met on the plane. I felt so bad because I wanted to surprise my sister with a copy. I still felt guilty because I didn't want to part with my copy and only because I highlighted several sections of the book. I did promise I would send her one as soon as I got back.

Well I carry this book with me because I like to refer back to it periodically. I went to go see my doctor and he too noticed the book. He said he would like to read it. I mentioned to him what had happened with my sister's book. I didn't tell him, but when I go get a copy for my sister I plan to pick up one for him as well. After our visit he said the kindest thing that anyone has ever said to me. He said "Diane, you're planting the seed". I never looked at it that way. I was just so taken by the context of the book that I wanted to share it with friends and family.

I do not claim to be a saint...the Lord knows I am not. Like many I have suffered and sinned and I wish I could say I will sin no more. But I do know the Lord has something good in store for me...I feel He has already revealed it to me. But like many, I cover my ears at times and don't want to listen because I know what it is I have to do. I don't fear death because my faith is strong. I thank Him everyday for my faith and pray that I will be among the chosen ones to spend eternity in His devine presence. I look forward to the day that John the Revelator wrote of: "And God will wipe away every tear from their eyes; there shall be no more death, nor sorrow, nor crying. There shall be no more pain, for the former things have passed away." (Rev. 21:4 NKJV).

I sincerely thank you for sharing this wonderful gift of knowledge with me and the world. It has brought to me a whole new outlook on my life. Mil Gracias...

This is a very well-written and well-researched book, but most importantly, it gives us a very profound sense of hope by saying that prophecy is just a warning, it's not intended to panick people and make them buy tons of supply and just wait for the world to crumble down, but we actually can overcome it and make our destiny what we want it to be.

This is the first book related to prophecies for the year 2000 & beyond that I have read that is not a panicked "911" message. There are suggested "remedies" using positive energy, prayers and affirmations in the book that make a lot of sense and are easy to do. (The astrology is not overwhelming and gloomy.) After reading this book, you feel like you can do something POSITIVE for the world besides worry & wonder what's going to happen.

Not at all that bad of a book to be reading and to enjoy. Recommending: The Throne Room === AND Saint Germain's Prophecy for the New Millennium

I have read a number of books on prophecy and Nostradamus--this tops the list. It is showing us that prophecy is given so that it can be averted. I loved the section on the King of Terror and how this Nostradamus quatrain actually relates to Osama Bin Laden and Saddam Hussein and , by the way, the book was written before 9/11 and the war in Iraq. Profound and brilliant, I especially loved the "spiritual solutions".
January 2005-After the tsunami in South Asia I picked this book up again and reread the sections on "earthchanges" and "Is Mother Nature Mad"--again it was extremely apropos.

Having never read any of Elizabeth's books before, and being relatively aware of St Germaine and his wondrous work on this planet, this book jumped out at me. Yes, I agree with the other reviewees, that it is a helpful book to enable us to 'relax' somewhat and know that all is indeed not doom and gloom. Power to the people could never be as important at this time that we are presently in. However, there is a group of chapters which I would have to whole heartedly disagree with and if I didn't know any better, they appear to have an agenda behind them.The Child's Perspective and a few of the following chapters from this one I personally found quite alarming in their content. There is no greater truth than your own, so take care when reading some of this, because at the end of the day it is only an opinion. Don't be afraid to feel and if all of her words ring true for you fantastic, but if they don't this is because this is Elizabeth's truth and not your own.

I have to say I really liked this book. This book is action-packed and easy to get through. The many characters and various plots will make it a quick and enjoyable read. Looking back three months, it's hard to remember everything about the book (I read it last November). But the main plot of the book concerns a terrorist plot against the United States. I don't want to give too much away, but two of the main protagonists are Bible professor, Greg Hanson and FBI agent, Jillian Foster. The characters are described very well and they develop as the book progresses, but it was a little hard to believe the FBI would allow a Bible professor so much access to classified information. This is one reason I was not able to give the book 5 out of 5 stars. Throughout the book, I felt that many things were a little too farfetched even though it was a fictional book. Another instance was when someone overhears two terrorist speaking about their plan. Most likely they weren't speaking in English, but it seemed that the American understood what they were saying. Not a big issue, but something that was a little unbelievable.
Also, sometimes the dialog felt a little unrealistic. I don't read a lot of Christian fiction so I am not sure if this is usual for the genre, but sometimes the scenes with Greg and Jillian talking about Christianity felt forced and unnatural.
Finally, I really liked the character of Ibrahim al-Samarri. The author made him feel really personable and human. But this could also be considered a fault against the book depending upon how you look at it. He was supposed to be the "villain," but throughout the book, I felt for him and I could hardly believe he was doing the things he was doing. This is probably intentional by the author and I applaud him for making a terrorist so human and real (if that was his intention). The author makes you almost want to root for him.
All in all, I really enjoyed the book despite having to suspend my belief in reality quite often. I guess in the end you have to have to say who cares if a Bible professor can work with the FBI despite no classification access. It's fiction. If you enjoy thriller books about terrorism, then I think you will like this book. I also recently read David Baldacci's "The Camel Club" and they were quite similar so if you like Baldacci's books, then I believe you will enjoy this one. I look forward to the next two books in the trilogy.

Terrorist messages hidden in plain sight on the Web--how current; how chilling! This page-turner has believable characters, with motives well matched to their actions. Location details and understanding of Arab-Israeli, Islamic-Western conflicts enhance reader understanding--while he or she enjoys a really fascinating story. Terrific first novel by bestselling non-fiction author.

Reviewed by Lacy J. Williams

This book starts with a bang - a suicide bomber that kills Moshe Zachar's wife. Although they have had some struggles in their marriage, Moshe can't imagine life without her. When he is contacted by Israel's intelligence agency, Moshe decides to risk everything to avenge the death of his beloved spouse.

Ibrahim al-Samarri can't believe it when three men take over his apartment and try to blow up an American envoy. The Americans blow up the apartment and Ibrahim's wife and son are killed - but he lives. Intent on taking revenge against the country that ruined his life, Ibrahim joins a rebel band with a plan and the high-powered missiles to put it into play.

Rookie FBI agent Jillian Foster is not thrilled with her new assignment in Chicago. After her brother's death during the terrorist attacks on 9/11, she's been driven to prevent other people from suffering as she did. But what will she really accomplish sitting at a desk on a brand-new task force?

An accidental discovery forces professor Greg Hanson to call the FBI. All he was doing was preparing a Bible study lesson for the teenage kids he teaches on Sundays. Now he's being pulled into an investigation of national importance.

Fighting for revenge. Desperate to protect.

As the four threads in this story begin to tangle, will good overcome evil? Or will more innocent people die?

Dyer and Tobey start with an interesting premise and it's obvious they've done their research for this terrorism-themed thriller. But cliché dialogue, backstory overloads and repetitious information make it hard to stay involved with the story. There's an "unbelievability factor," too, with the fact that a civilian and foreign intelligence agent would be allowed access to sensitive government information.

But the authors make it work, for the most part.

Armchair Interviews says: If you like adventure and twisting suspense that keeps you guessing about the end, read this book.

A tough book to put down. Compeling plot, riveting characters, and it's cast in locales familiar to many--- making it all the more disturbing, awaiting the outcome of the terrorists.

In a Palestinian refugee camp in Balata, West bank, the handler tells the widow mother of young Yousef that "It's time". She knows how he will feel because less than six months ago her husband was murdered a martyr's death. Now she will deliver in person twenty kilos of explosives and ten kilos of ball bearing to the Eshel Hashomron Hotel in nearby Ariel.

At the hotel attending the wedding of a beloved cousin are Moshe and Esther Zachar when he notices the waitress acting strange; he realizes she has a terrorist bomb, but is too late with his warning. The brazen handler emboldened by his success plans bigger terrorist attacks on the enemy by attacking the Dragon from behind where it is vulnerable. Meanwhile DC desk bound FBI special agent Jillian Foster whose brother died in the Twin Towers collapse, Chicago college professor Greg Hanson seeking internet photos of the Dome of the Rock, and Moshe seeking vengeance soon find their worlds colliding trying to prevent a major biblical proportion assault.

STRIKE THE DRAGON is a superb counterterrorism thriller that makes the case that another attack is imminent and that the violent history in the Middle East is personal on a family level as much as it is on a religious plane and cannot be ignored. The story line is fast-paced from the opening scene when the Palestinian widow takes revenge on Israelis attending a wedding, which leads to Moshe seeking revenge in a spiraling feud that symbolizes no ending in sight. Readers will be hooked with this powerful look at terrorists striking at what they perceive is the evil dragon by the only way they feel they can succeed while the west operatives try to prevent another 9/11. As long as fanatics like Ibrahim and the Teacher still plot, the innocent remain endangered.

Harriet Klausner

I was very happy with the books. They are new and at a very reasonable price. It is very difficult to find all 7 antique books.

This book is really awesome, i got so many of them and also recommended many of my friends to read it. This book is exceptional compared to all other normal christian books, it talks about the real faith and our role in God's plan.

I can understand that this book will be an eye opener for any one who uses it. I dont say that this book is perfect, but it is really a key to understand the bible more and more.

Hope all who buys will be blessed spiritually and will be matured in their faith...

It is a wonderful Volume that presents a fairer grasp and understanding of the fundamental principles behind the theological and Ecclesiastical approaches taken by the Jehovah's Witnesses throughout the world. It is useful to me in pointing out undeniable contradiction within this movement that serves me well in confronting and pulling down strongholds of false doctrines that serve to undermine the sacred, enshrined, inspired and true beliefs of God's most holy and divine word, the Bible.

In a period, that everybody is blinded by the promises of political, economical and religious leaders, a little group of bible examiners take their stand against godliness and hold firm in announcing a new kind of gouvernment, the one all the creation is waiting for; but now that the time has come, they show their thru face and reject the king and his kingdom, and they are even ready to kill his mesengers

This is a great resource for Christians to use when the Witnesses come to their door.

I give this Volume 4 stars instead of 5 becuase is does not include the original forwards to these volumes which were witten by Russell too. The previews are even more eye opening that the rest. Still, these books contain a wealth of information about how confused the leadership of this organization was in its begining with regard to doctrine, date setting, and prophecy. Russel was to be Jehovah's prophet to dispense the truth. His information was supposed to come directly either from Jehovah himselph or angelic messenger.

When it comes to Biblical propphecy there is no room whatsover for the prophesy not coming to pass. NO mistakes are allowed. The light does not get "brighter and brighter" for a prophecy spoken in the name of the LORD that does not come to pass. That is a false prophecy.

Just two examples:

Russell taught that all worldly kingdoms will end in 1914 and the Church of Christ will be set up with Christ as head. (S. in S., Vol II, p. 170.) He prophesied that all denominations would cease to exist in 1914.(Studies in the Scriptures, Vol. III, page 153-155; Vol. 2, p. 245.)

Russell also taught that one would be better off studying these series of books than studying the BIBLE.

QUOTE -- "If the six
volumes of 'Scripture Studies' are practically the Bible,
topically arranged with Bible proof texts given, we might not
improperly name the volumes 'The Bible in an arranged form.'
That is to say, They are not mere comments on the Bible, but
they are practically the Bible itself. Furthermore, not only
do we find that people cannot see the divine plan in studying
the Bible by itself, but we see, also, that if anyone lays the
'Scripture Studies' aside, even after he has used them, after
he has become familiar with them, after he has read them for
ten years -- if he lays them aside and ignores them and goes
to the Bible alone, though he has understood the Bible for ten
years, our experience shows that within two years he goes into
darkness. On the other hand, if he had merely read the
'Scripture Studies' with their references and had not read a
page of the Bible as such, he would have the light of the
Scriptures." ("The Watchtower," September 15, 1910, p. 298.

So I guess when it comes down to it, if you have to choose between the Volumes and the Bible there's no question which to choose (according to the Watchtower).

Amazingly, if you study the organizations history, these books are just the tip of the iceberg of erronious teachings that have nothing to do with the Bible and everything to do with a man made organization's attempt at controlling peoples lives.

It's almost laughable that so many Christian's are still intimidated by this stuff. Any Christian who studies the Word should be able to see through this kind of stuff immediately. Not that difficult to discern. Kind of like a $3 bill.

I highly recommend this resource for believers who are well versed in the scriptures and have a heart minister the truth of the Word of God to the people knocking on their doors. Remember: it's not about winning an argument, its about showing the love of God to sincere, yet lost people. Sow the truth, don't look for immediate doorstep conversions. The Lord will take care of the harvest, you just make sure you sow the seeds.

If there are any Jehovah's Witnesses who have made it this far into my review, I applaud you. Keep seeking the truth. Let the Bible be the ultimate revelation of God to you, not some man, woman, or organizations "teachings". He's real, He loves you, and He's made provisions for you that others are trying to keep you from understanding, receiving, and enjoying here and now.

Thank you and may God bless the readers of this review. Have a great day!

The novel takes us on an adventurous journey through Egypt and is a quest into it's pantheon. We follow the protagonist Valerie as she wanders through the desert of human love and strive. She is an archeologist and in her Eros and Science entwine to unravel the ancient prophecy.
Like Prometheus she pays the price, and it is death that gives her the insight which frees her - and our mind - from religious prejudice and illusion. The book argues for tolerance and against militant monotheism.
It is also a story of true love, with a modern version of the Orpheus myth, except, in this case, not only does Orpheus prefer men in the end, but also Euridice finds her love supreme in the arms and ageless eyes of Nekhbet the Vulture-goddess...
It would be easy to make a movie à la Indiana Jones out of this novel, but the content is so rich that I hope somebody turns it into an opera.
It could be the perfect libretto...

Valerie Foret is this novel's star. She's an archeologist and doesn't always follow the rules.

She and her crew have found an unknown tomb and have razed the mummy. Along comes Valerie's power hungry boss to spoil everything. He's going to steal her show and it appears some of the items they've been uncovering have found their way into personal collections rather than remaining with artifacts or going to the museum.

The mummy has two spirits a Ka and Ra. It's strange for everyone to be talking to the two spirits and a predetermined event to be reenacted during this century.

Totally sci-fi and enjoyable.

For some reason I thought this was going to be an Indiana Jones type story with women as both heroes and lots of passionate romance in exotic locations.

Instead I was treated to the story of thirty-something archeologist Valerie Foret during a time in her life when every facet is in flux and all tumultuous. There is so much going on in the story and I hesitate to give any of the plot away so I appended the summary from the publisher's website.

I have always loved books set in Egypt from Victoria Holt and Phyllis Whitney to Dorothy Eden and Joyce Verrette. I found this exceptional modern day novel a nice read chock full of information and interesting characters.

I especially liked how Valerie used her intellect to circumvent the bad guys to ensure the integrity of the artifacts and the dig itself. I enjoyed how the author was able to ground the speculative aspects of the story in the real world and not make it an over the top story more Sci-Fi than fiction.

Our book club chose this title as our book of the week and all were enthusiastic in their comments with many very impressed as to the similar aspects of ancient and modern religions.

We are looking forward to The Ibis Prophecy: Book Two Vulture's Kiss (August 2007)

From the publisher's website - Ancient curses, modern day villains, and a most intriguing woman who keeps appearing when least expected and then...disappearing.

Archeologist Valerie Foret has spent a year searching for a tomb in the Egyptian desert--a labor broken only by high risk trysts with a powerful man's wife. When she finally makes the discovery of a lifetime, she is set upon by jealous rivals and religious fanatics. Worse, she is drawn into the depths of the desert by forces that offer knowledge of vast mysteries and at the same time threaten to destroy everything she knows. For what she's found is a glimpse into the hereafter, and it's nothing like it's supposed to be.

Brilliant scientist that she is, she has loved most unwisely and learned what she does not want to know. Follow her adventures through modern and ancient Egypt, through this world and the next, with Book One of the Ibis Prophecy.

Justine Saracen is something of an "old hand," having traveled to the dense streets and markets of much of the Arab world, in Egypt, Morocco, and the West Bank. After two trips to the Ptolemaic temples along the Nile, however, she lost her heart to the desert and its ancient cultures. Together with her Egyptologist partner, she became immersed in the colorful theology that "lives" in the temples and tombs of Egypt. Speculation on how much fun it would be to throw together the Egyptian gods and the modern world, and to put a lesbian at the center of it all, led to the Ibis Prophecy books. The first novel of the series, The 100th Generation, was a finalist in the Queerlit Competition

START OF BACK COVER TEXT - Ancient curses, modern day villains, and a most intriguing woman who keeps appearing when least expected and then...disappearing.

Archeologist Valerie Foret has spent a year searching for a tomb in the Egyptian desert--a labor broken only by high risk trysts with a powerful man's wife. When she finally makes the discovery of a lifetime, she is set upon by jealous rivals and religious fanatics. Worse, she is drawn into the depths of the desert by forces that offer knowledge of vast mysteries and at the same time threaten to destroy everything she knows. For what she's found is a glimpse into the hereafter, and it's nothing like it's supposed to be.

Brilliant scientist that she is, she has loved most unwisely and learned what she does not want to know. Follow her adventures through modern and ancient Egypt, through this world and the next, with Book One of the Ibis Prophecy. - END OF BACK COVER TEXT

I was really looking forward to reading `100th Generation,' mostly because it is set in Egypt and is published by Bold Strokes Books. The book description was intriguing and I was anxious to read this first novel by author Justine Saracen. However, the book was nothing like I expected.

Being published by BSB, I was expecting a lesbian romance, but this book is nothing of the sort. Don't get me wrong, the main character is a lesbian. She also has an illicit affair with an Egyptian dignitary's wife, but this is hardly a romance and the affair is merely an afterthought. Once I got past that fact, I enjoyed the book. Saracen has a great imagination and tells a really good story. The strong leading character - Valerie Foret - along with an interesting supporting cast, colorful `ghosts' and a mystical setting make this an enjoyable read.

I'm not sure I'll read the sequel, `Vulture's Kiss,' but am glad I took the time to read this one. If you're into archaeology, science, and ghosts, take a chance.

For all of you out there who have enjoyed Indiana Jones, Lara Croft or even the Da Vinci Code... this is a pure treasure and MUCH better written! The archaeology and Egyptology facts are all well researched, and at the same time, it does not feel like a text book. This is a real page turner, in which the character happens to be a lesbian. The main theme, thankfully, is not the character's sexual life (like TOO many novels of the genre), but the exciting discovery of great mysteries spanning millennia, from ancient Egypt to modern days.
I personally liked this because it is well-written, with real literary style, exciting and the well developped main character is an intelligent woman, who sets her far apart from Lara Croft.
Imagine this novel as an actually well-written Da Vinci Code (for the mystery part - not the same theme, though!), where the female character is not a clueless follower of the male lead.

This book looks very interesting I think I will buy it I am a Christian and I really like to learn about Aliens/God...this is perfect

A must, must read. This book shows THE actual verses that "directly state" the identity of small man-like creatures we call grays! It also has many profound discoveries - bible verses that traditional religion does not attempt to contend with. Lance shows that the catalyst to trigger the final war on earth will be the ride of the four "horsemen". He then shows the original Hebrew word for 'horse' was translated from cuwc, which is a verb that means to "skip" through the air in rapid "flight". This is an amazing translation, since the reason Kenneth Arnold noticed nine discs as they flew over Mt. Ranier in 1947, was because the discs "skipped" through the air in "rapid" flight. But Lance shows that bible prophets additionally describe the anomaly as "wheels" of fire (for their shape and rotating motion), and "chariots" of fire, which also shows that this anomaly is a vehicle with a rider. This book ends with the unimagined identity of these riders, the terrible events the four horsemen will bring, then a final global encounter with the phenomenon we "call" UFOs, the second coming of Christ, and the reason that the earth and man exists. This book is like a magnet. You can't put it down. It lets the bible show how a phenomenon we presently call UFOs will play a major roll in the most significant event of the last days. This book is a MUST read for OUR generation. Read this!

This is a fair book , the author avoids some questions such as when was the book of JOB written???? in a pre-adamic civilization???? when exactly was satan confined to earth??? why does he hold audience with God in heaven in the book of job if he is confined to earth???he still accuses us daily in the book of revelation.... what view of revelation does he hold to??? historic????? also the author tends to sermonize a bit.... which is ok but he claims to want to present just the facts..... besides this ,the book has some good points... like how old the earth is... the explanation of the cherubim ect.... some things most people wouldn't recognize.... also his exegesis on gen 6 is pretty weak.... he thinks the "son's of God" are the human saints .... which produce giants????? if the human saints of God produced giants then, why not now???? I know marriages of beleivers and non-believers and there kids arn't giants???? he says that they are just men of renown , famous.... but who was goliath??? what about evidence in the archaological record of giant civilizations in canna???? so buy a used copy b/c twenty bucks is a way to pricey.... i'll sell ya mine for ten...if your trying to get God's word out ,you would think he would give this away.... MARANATHA

This book delivers everything it promises. This author has ACTUALLY found the bible's directly stated identity of the creatures we call grays! It shows what the bible says about 'why' these beings are visiting the earth and what's behind their abduction of man. It also shows biblical prophecies of a final encounter with these beings and gives the exact number of craft that will descend from the sky after the sun is darkened and the moon turns to blood (the heavenly signs). Hands down, there is no other book like this! And if you've ever wondered why we have legends of mythical creatures such as dragons, fairies, and the sphinx, (or wondered 'why' the universe, earth, and man exists) you'll be taken aback at what the bible says. Masterfully written - thoroughly researched. GET THIS BOOK and READ IT. You'll be astonished!!!

Every ufo buff should read this book.This book deals with what the Bible says about the so called ufos, abductions, cattle mutilation, and what the Old and New Testament say about the identity and number of ufos that will be involved in the final war the Bible says is going to happen.The first half of this book deals with intersting ufo stories of people reporting ufos and people being abducted. The first half also compares old folk stories of Fairies, Banshees, Incubus, Sucubus,and Leprechauns being described as chalky white and or stealing children, forced sex with these creatures,just like the Gray aliens in todays stories; how intersting is that! The second half of this book is when it really starts getting interesting. With out giving too much away the second half deals with how Heylel(Satan) has been manipulating people to think they are seeing Aliens when actually they are seeing the Biblical demons of the Bible.This a must read book I highly recomend reading this book.

Good seller, fast delivery, everything as promised. The book covers all 3 factions of the Morrowind story. TES construction helpful tool completes the set. thank you.

First, let me say this is one of most thorough game guides I have ever used. If you purchase the Morrowind Game Of The Year Edition for PC or XBox, this guide is essential. The detail & description of the maps is phenomenal. There is no way you could ever find all this stuff playing on your own. And although the walk-throughs are not the step by step, hold your hand type, there is more than enough information to solve nearly every quest in the game. The best part is I can reference the guide while playing the game. I don't have to log off the game then log onto the net and search for the answers. Having this guide to reference when appropriate has made playing Morrowind a pleasure instead of a frustration. If you get the game, ya' gotta get this guide!

if you want maps showing you were all the stuff is, this is for you. If you want some strategies or hints for the game, don't waste your money. it doesn't even give you basic stuff like how to make a good character or telling you which skills to concentrate on. One of the more worthless guides I've ever bought.

It's not normally like me to write a review for a game guide. I mean come on...it's not as if there are many options out there (in old fashioned paper form). You don't see any other Morrowind guide books out there do ya? So, I see it as one of those things that people are gonna buy without much care for reviews.
But I just gotta say...this particular guide is one of the most amusing things I have ever read. Honestly, I pick it up from time to time even when I'm not currently playing the game. The guy writes with genuine amusement...you get the feeling he's as excited to play it as you are. I hope the next guide for Morrowind IV is written just as well. I feel spoiled by this one.

This guide is immense. However, immenseness is neccesary for an equally immense game like Morrowind.
The guide to the the original Morrowind game is set up like this: First there's information about weapons, enemies, classes, races, and birthsigns. Then there's maps, a guide to the main quest, guides to the faction quests, (Which are further subdidvided by faction, area, and quest assigner) and finally miscellaneous quests. The two expansions, Bloodmoon and Tribunal, are set up the same way.

The guide does not have a complete walkthrough for the game (meaning it doesn't tell you exactly what to do step-by-step from the time you boot it up), simply because Morrowind is a game that relies very heavily on exploration. Also, Olafson writes very tongue-in-cheek. In an early Mages' Guild quest, you have to go pick some mushrooms. He says, "What is this, my daughter's science project?" Like that. One minor quip: A guide to where to find spells would have been very helpful. Those take a lot of hunting to find.

Additionally, if you're looking for general gameplay tips, or any gameplay tips at all, you're screwed. It has guides to every quest in the game, which is saying a lot, but no more than that. Ah well.
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I received this book and could not put it down! Having the side by side comparisons was extremely helpful and this book also helps explain the reasons for the persecutions of believers in Jesus as the Messiah and the deceptive tactics used by those trying to do so. This book was obviously well researched and there is a wealth of information contained in these many pages! Regardless of your "end times" position you will find invaluable information in this book. Everyone should have this book - I intend to share this with a missionary (in Israel) to help in her talks with her Jewish friends who do not yet believe. This book is also great for use in refuting liberal christians and non christians in their never ending attacks on the scriptures. We cannot allow the deceptiveness used in the past (and present) to keep people from knowing the wonderful gift of grace available to us all through Jesus Christ, Our LORD and Saviour.

Excellent book and well researched. I am half way through the book and find it hard to put down. It is unimaginable that all the beliefs that I was raised with could have all been a well conceived lie. It is a must read for those who want to know the truth about how our lord and savior was cast aside for self interest of a few. It is a sad commentary but one that must be told.

I was overwhelmed by the incredible research and documentation in the book. "Messiah Conspiracy" will be studied and quoted from for years to come. Excellent work!

In light of the recent World Trade Center bombing, this book is especially valuable. On page 813, it referred to the 1993 failed bombing and predicted the Arabs would succeed in the 21st century. Written in 1996 (the 20th century) just five years later on September 11, 2001 (a day we will never forget!), Arab Moslem terrorists, indeed, did succeed. The author illustrates, in the opening pages of chapter 20, that the Koran (the Muslim equivalent of the Christian's Bible), advocates terror and the killing of Jews/Christians should they refuse to convert to Islam. Actual passages from the Koran are quoted. It would appear to avert future Islamic terror that the Koran is in need of being edited.

Pages 824-828 unbelievably establish a biblically based explanation of the age-old conflict between Arabs and Jews from chapters found in the book of Genesis, the first book of the Bible. However, this is the Bible believed in by Jews and Christians. According to Genesis, as author Philip Moore quotes, the scripture's promose the fat of the land, i.e., oil to the Arabs and the land of Canaan, i.e., Israel to the Jews both of whom are involved in a 4000-year long conflict which begins with Isaac and Ishmael and extends down to the modern Jews and Arabs of this present year, and on into the 2030's. (The biblical word for fat and oil are from the same Hebrew root and refers to material that produces energy and is combustible through burning. The semetic term, shumon, is also indicative of the production of great wealth.) The author quotes a June 9, 1967 Time Magazine article on page 800-801, which amazingly mentions the conflict using those two biblical names.

In chapters 2-4 and 18, he states Jesus and Moses predicted Israel, i.e., Jews would be expelled from their land in the first century (as he quotes several Bible verses from Deuteronomy and Luke, both Testaments to prove this), and that Ezekial, another Prophet in the Bible, writing 600 BC, predicted their return. Amazingly, the Jews returned to resettle their land in 1948, as he claims is a fulfillment of Chapters 36 and 37 of Ezekial's prediction found in the Jews' Old Testament. Beginning in this era, even though the Arabs own huge amounts of oil wealth, more material wealth than the Jews would ever possess, they insisted on persecution of the Jews, and those who would support them, in their claim of living on this land and giving the world the Bible; this is why the Jews are called the "chosen people." Isaac (the Jew), Ishmael's half-brother (the Arab) was called the "son of promise" in Genesis. The promise was a spiritual one that involves the coming of the Messiah (estensively documented in author's chapters 1, 3 and 5) to lead the earth's people away from paganism and back to the worship of God in a peaceful, yet to be realized earthly kingdom (chapters 29-30). The Arabs harboring jealousy over the Jews ownership of the land of Israel (as foretold by Isaac Newton, see author's chapter 11) are biblically predicted to precipitate world conflict through terrorism, which may be emulated by Russia (chapter 19) and China (chapter 21), which will establish Europe as the major power in world affairs (see chapters 22 and 23). Once the United States is substantially weakened, the new European/New Roman leader, the antichrist, will come to power to persecute millions before the second coming of Christ to crush evil and inaugurate world peace sometime in the 2020's-30's. If all of this is true, we have much to go through before we can rest.

In an appendix, "Apes Fakes and Mistakes" the author absolutely destroys any possibility of the premise of evolution having any truth or fact in its short history until now. The work is truly a book that proves the Bible while accepting the rationale of true science, even using science, along with prophecy to validate the authenticity of the genuineness of the Bible, laid out in true fact.

In Today's Librarian magazine which reviewed this book in September 1999, on page 44, stated this work was the most scholarly and detailed ever written on the subject. The book is over 1200 pages. This book is truly well worth reading, fully illustrated, with over 300 scholars quoted, composed and written in a language understandable to the layman.

I have mixed feeling for the book. It cannot be denied that the author did a lot of homework. There is much historical research which alone is worth the price of the book. Plus his proofs of the Messiahship of Yeshua are very well formatted for easy reference. Here are my criticisms of the book. The author quotes Hal Lindsey way too much. I got the impression at times that Lindsey wrote the book and Moore simply moved his lips. Just cut out the Lindsey quotes and send them Lindsey's books instead. Secondly, the Messiahship of Yeshua does not depend on the timing of the Rapture, which the author spends a great deal hammering at. Moore holds to the Pre-Tribulation Rapture, which in my opinion is completely unbiblical. (I hold to the Pre-Wrath posistion.) Moore undermines his credibility on biblical positions if he holds on to unbiblical ones. This volume is worth having as a starting point and a reference guide, but not for developing one's systematic theology for escatology.

This book is better than I had hoped!!! What power and beauty!!

What happened to Western poetry? Poetry has been near to death in the West since about 1950. Modern poetry does not sell books, everyone knows this. Until now. For the first time can I actually buy a poetry book and find power and pleasure. that has not happened in a long time in America.

With this book, poetry no longer belongs to the elite and the academics. Buy this book and read it and you view of American poetry will be changed and enlarged. The poems are intellectually sharp and the language is like nothing I have seen in contemporary literature. "Greatest Living Poet" will be seen in the future as the turning point of successful American poetry. A great achievement.

First I read the latest book by this poet. And then I thought I had to get more of these great poems. So I found this one, the first book. It is amazing - I really like these poems. I come from America and am fed up with all the horrible poetry you can get there.
These poems have great lines you will never forget.

After years of reading and buying poetry I have found a poet that is modern. It is poetry I want to study and memorize. This is not newspaper poems but more like wisdom literature. This not self indulgent poetry that just talks about feeling. This book of poetry talks about the central problems of modern life and metaphysical issues we all can relate to. Finally a poet that gives pleasure. I look forward to the next book and watching the poet's career.

Mark Kobo (now he's using his "real" name, Mark Rendina) says that this era calls for a rock 'n' roll poet. I believe he feels he fits the bill for this epithet. He says "move over Iggy Stardust" on his website. I hope Iggy doesn't move over too far, "Life On Mars" is a pretty good poem, I think. (Yes, I know- it's Hunky Dory.)

It doesn't help the reader searching for poetry to read reviews trashing the work of Kobo or even (I hate to say it) Jewel. One should always use a sharpened weapon on a foe, not a fool. I'm not even so sure of how sharp my weapon is, anyway- besides, I'm pretty sure I'll cut my own finger using it.

If you are interested in reading some really great poetry it is my humble suggestion that you check out the works of Neruda or Borges. Other great choices would be W.H. Auden or Gerard Manly Hopkins. Oh, Thomas Merton is good stuff. Elizabeth Bishop! Robert Lowell! Theodore Roethke! Gregory Corso! Wallace Stevens! If you want somebody to blindside you with a hundred brilliantly worded images while swirling around you shouting, whispering, shrieking strange and beautiful lists and oddly connected and disconnected comments get the brand spankin' new Library of America (Ron Padgett edited) Collected Poems of Kenneth Koch. Read them aloud, alone, with a cup of coffee and your feet up. (You'll need to be sitting down- otherwise Koch will leave you reeling.) There is so much really fine poetry in the world.

Even though Madonna and Bill Clinton are listed on the Greatest Living Poet website as reading Kobo/Rendina's poetry, I daresay these are not the people whom you would ask for poetry reading suggestions and if they are I own this bridge in Brooklyn you might be interested in purchasing. I believe Kobo's "greatest living poet" thing is a device, a stage persona, a character, a logo, if you will, to bring attention to poetry. Those who read poetry do not need this insult and those who don't will feel hornswoggled if they read Kobo. Poetry is not a parlor trick (yeah, try to find a parlor, for one thing.)

Kobo claims that Rilke is a rock and roll poet. Fine. Good choice. Read Rilke, then.

Reviewer: A reader from Metz, France
Normally I don't read modern poems. They pretend to be highly artistic - but they are only a combination of an eccentric poet and incomprehensible and pretentious stammering and stuttering. "Strange Gods, Bulk Prophecies" is different. Strong lines go to the bottom of your heart, a well-considered range of metaphors and symbols combined with a brilliant linguistic competence and the knowledge about the power of words lead you to the poet's message. He IS the greatest living poet! I have never read anything that clear and precise. This is far beyond ordinary.