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Adventures of the Angels
by Lew Duffey   
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I have just published my second Novel.
I wanted to offer this as a way of introducing it my friends here at Authors Den

When I started writing this I decided to let my imagination run wild. I hope you will do the same. None of us know what tomorrow will bring. Our concept of God is limited by our ability to expand our mind. None have ever been able to expand their minds far enough to understand the full concept of who, what, where and how God is. I won’t pretend that I am any different.

I will take this opportunity to remind you that this is a novel. Keep in mind that many of the stories Jesus told were parables. These were fictitious stories to bring the truth to the level of the people to whom he was talking.
Those people thought the whole world was right where they were. They thought they were living in the center of the universe, whatever they thought that was and that the sun was rising in the east every morning and setting in the west. They gave no thought to the idea that the world was round and it was actually revolving around the sun while at the same time it turned on its own axis.

There are many mysteries that are not yet explained. Probably many of them will not be explained in this lifetime. We will have to wait till we reach the Heavenly shores.
So, take this as a novel, but look for truths anywhere you can find them.

It is my hope you will find this book enlightening and at the same time enjoyable.
Thank you and May God Bless,
Lew Duffey (Author)


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Reviewed by Daring Sunshine
Reviewed on February 28, 2007
You keep this up and I might just have to buy it! Ha! You're a great writer, I hope it will be a great success!
God Bless,
Sharon

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