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|  | | Fifty Two Weeks With God, God's Creation and Men and Women Who Follosed Chr
Weekly meditations on God's creation and men and women who gave their lives for others, holidays, the Holy Catholic Church and birth to eternity.
The book begins with God's creation. Then meditations on religious and national holidays. Then there are meditations of people who gave their live for others such as Mother Theresa, Albert Schweitzer, Mahatma Gandhi, David Livingston, R. G. Leteourneau, Bill Yoppk Saint Georgia, Robert Lawrence, Church, children, angels, the last days and eternity. | |  | | One Man's Beliefe, The Theology of Doctor John
The author's beliefs of the truth of God and God's Creation. The teachings of Christ, Emanuel, God with us.
The book is written of what the author believes to be true on the Bible, God, Gods Creation and what God's will is for Man. The author writes of what he believes in true of the Bible. The first five books of the bible were written by Moses. Abraham turned Ishmael out of the family because of the greed of Sarah. The author wanders what would be history if Ishmael had been raised as a Hebrew and Muhammad had ben born as a Hebrew. The author can not reconcile the action of Joshua.. Mose | |  | | Our Proving Grtouund, Memories on The Good Old Days
Story of the Good old dayus during theGreat Depression when people loved and resped themselves, thieir neighbor, work and God's good earth.
It is abour the author, his 6brothers, mother and father and all of theri neighbors. We had little money but had all that we needed and were wealthy jin the thing that were important.
The father was a methodist minister whno served several churches in southern Alabama and northwest Florida. Father grew up oin a faram. He lovede and respectr\ed everyone regardless of color, nationality;, religion or creed. Therefore he was loveed and respected by every one.
The seven children in small towns, worked at hjome, in the gtarden, tended. helped raise chickens, cows, gardens. and enjoyed roamingt the woods, creeks and rivers to hunt, fish and ;play. They had as much fun, food and cre |
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