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Ultimate Climax by Gerald G. Morrison Saturday, January 26, 2008 Rated "PG13" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan Just an interesting thought free flowing as the world we know is breaking down fast.
In Noah’s day, only eight souls survived the well-informed deluge. As others just thought life was too bliss for such nonsense to take place. A forewarning has been announced and Jah’s day is here so repent is vital. Still think this is just a game then watch as men efforts continue to collapse. The window of opportunity is closing fast as a new dawn replaces darkness.

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Reviewed by Lavendar Jazz	4/18/2008

We all better get ready...




Reviewed by twinklewrites at her desk	1/30/2008

Much thought put into this write, so true! Hugs, Peggy




Reviewed by Larry Lounsbury	1/26/2008

The disregard for absolutes concerning love, family and life itself is truly obvious in today's race to oblivion. Seeing that "a thousand years is a day to the Lord and a day is a thousand years", then we know that it was only a moment ago that Adam and ever were in the Garden. Shortly, in Gods time frame; we will see that harvest.