This is a very well presented 1888 copy of the Great Controversy. This has been styled and formatted to be easy to read and not on newsprint paper. Ellen Gould White was a prolific author and an American Christian pioneer. She, along with other Sabbatarian Adventist leaders, formed what is now known as the Seventh-day Adventist Church. White was considered a somewhat controversial fi gure. Her reports of visionary experiences and use of other sources in her writings comprise much of the controversy. Her writings covered creationism, agriculture, theology, evangelism, Christian lifestyle, education and health. During her lifetime she wrote more than 5,000 periodical articles and 40 books. Some of her most famous books include The Desire of Ages, The Great Controversy and Steps to Christ. This work, originally published in 1888, on the great contraversy between Jesus and Satan, The Great Controversy, has also been published under the title The Triumph of God's Love.

The Great Controversy 1888 Edition

WHITE, Ellen G.

Religion & Spirituality

Lang Book Publishing, Limited

Steps to Christ 1882 Edition

Ana Lisa de Jong's poetry book, "Songs in the Night" is a personal devotional directed from the heart of the poetess to her Creator. She tells the story of a year in a voice which rings with elated anticipation of the sacredness in all things that will all be reunited in the days to come. Each poem is followed by a reflective verse from the Holy Bible which ties Lisa's words to the scribes of ancient days. She seeks to show the timeless nature of love and of loss in the circle of the days and nights and seasons. She seeks to show her faith in the Creator of all things and the giver and sustainer of life by releasing her soul through a river of words that are meant to be shared. The Bible speaks to us in many ways and in Collosians 3.16 we are commanded to be "teaching and admonishing one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs". Ana Lisa de Jong's book is her message of faith to the world and her way of teaching us in psalms and spiritual songs. With titles like," Sanctification, Heartbroken, Joy, Songs in the Night, To the Sun, I look for You, Surrounded by Love, and Life as a Gift," we are brought into the intimate story of a never ending love between a merciful God and a sacred creation. Ana Lisa has dedicated her book, "To all those who have given her a reason to write." I think that I speak for many people in the world when I say, "thank you" to her for sharing her words of light and redemption and for her ability to see the light of Christ in each of us that she has shared her writings with. Review provided by: Bridget Visser Poet* Artist* Photographer * Wife * and Mother*

Songs In The Night

DE JONG, ANA LISA

DeWAYNE TWITCHELL has released his latest novel about secrets, drugs, and mystery. This book captures the reader quickly into the storyline and captures the heart of the reader. Randall has a Ph.D. in history who teaches at a college in a small city in New York State. He is also a former undercover DEA agent and present part-time private investigator. He has secrets-dark ones. Randall Arthur's first real case involves the widow of a man he once worked with, a man he saw die in an explosion in Asia. The widow has been receiving eerie phone calls, saying that the truth about her husband's death has yet to be revealed. And the caller has directed her to Randall Arthur. The case he is about to take on will take him to the streets of his hometown of Falcon City, NY and to Australia. It will cause him to relive events he does not necessarily want to relive. It will give him the chance to rectify the failure of his last mission with the DEA a few years ago, where the man they were after escaped and left several of Randall's colleagues dead. The man is now apparently selling a new type of heroin, which has reached the streets of Falcon City and has killed a young user. It will lead him to look insanity right in the face.

Asian Haze

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

TWITCHELL, DeWAYNE

Mystery

BUCCANEERS, SONNETEERS & SPITTOONS

Literature & Fiction

Irvine, John

Leon, Gary

Spearing, Michael

Poetry

Repeat: A Love Story for the Ages

A.J. Kohler

“The Breath of God”   Believing God speaks to him through the archangel Gabriel, and  anointed with powers, Te Ua unites his people through a common  cause. He is determined to drive the imperial oppressors from  Maori land and return New Zealand to the righteous.  In early 1860’s New Zealand, the beautiful region of Taranaki  is engulfed in a brutal land war. Continuing with its unpopular  policy, the New Zealand government, bolstered by British soldiers,  seeks punitive and severe action against rebel Maori who openly  resist the Government’s determined e ort to confi scate their lands.  With regular army forces ill equipped to fi ght in the wilderness, the  specialist highly trained ‘Forest Rangers’ are tasked to pursue rebel  Maori deep into the rugged bush clad hills.  The Rangers newest recruit, Moana (Ira) Rangitira, a veteran of  the Crimean war, shows remarkable and unusual skills, Maori fear  and call him, ‘The ghost who walks’. Ira faces challenges that test  his will to survive, and can he protect what is closest to his heart, or  has everything been destroyed?  ‘The Breath of God’ is the first novel in the Moana Rangitira  adventure series.

The Breath of God

Feenstra, Paul W.

Genre Fiction

July 1839, without the knowledge of the English Government, the ship Tory, stealthily departed Plymouth, determined to reach New Zealand with the utmost speed. The objective, to purchase millions of acres of lands at the lowest possible price and then build the perfect society. The New Zealand Company called the first settlement Britannia, a civilization without the shortcomings and failings of a troubled English culture. On board the Tory, a young Scottish couple indentured to the New Zealand Company are excited at the prospect of beginning a new life, Britannia is the Utopia they've been promised. This is the story of adversity, the struggle to survive in the hardships of a new colony, and their fight to preserve morality and integrity in the face of greed, deception and injustice. For Andrew and Eleanor Stewart they must first battle the environment - they now live in fear for their lives. On arriving in New Zealand, colonists and settlers discover it isn't as advertised, and far from the paradise they were promised. The New Zealand Company show no restraint as surveyors measure, plot and divide, while disregarding mounting claims of illegally purchased lands and fraudulently obtained deeds. Underestimating the Maori people, the Company test their patience, how much more can Maori withstand before they fi nally take action and rebel? Befriended and aided by formidable Maori chiefs, the Stewart's question their own beliefs and values as they discover what lengths powerful men will go to satisfy their greed and lust for land. Caught between the loyalty to their employer, and helping Maori, Andrew and Eleanor encounter schemers and murderers, as they challenge the powerful New Zealand Company and the men who govern. Using violence, and intimidation, one man can destroy it all, and threatens to topple everything - who will survive? Accurately researched, this is a story of honour and integrity, and highlights an often-misunderstood dark passage in New Zealand's early colonial history.

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The Pacific Affair (A Charles Langham)

Stephenson, Gary Paul

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