Once upon a time in America, people fought and died for freedom. Those who survived sought liberty through freedom of religion, freedom of speech, freedom of assembly, freedom of the press, and freedom to bear arms. America was built by patriots, soldiers, heroes, and immigrants who stood up for their Judeo-Christian values as set forth in the Ten Commandments. They put their faith in God, family, and country and the blessed hope of Christ's glorious return, his second coming. They came to America, land of the free and home of the brave--Beulah Land, paradise, heaven on earth, America the beautiful--to fulfil their dreams. America was and still remains Beulah Land.
Written in the Stars: The Fate of America is the first in a series of books written by the author telling the story of America from Bunker Hill and Valley Forge to the present and beyond. These stories are told by a young soldier who died at Bunker Hill, the first major conflict of the American Revolutionary War, and was granted permission by God to tell America's history from its beginning to the end times. These stories are told as they are lived out by the extended families of American patriots. They are ripped from the headlines of these last days and are based on Bible prophecy, history, and history in the making, and look forward to the Second Coming of Christ and his millennial reign over all the earth!
Hope of the Nations is the continuing story of America's greatness as the hope of hundreds of nations and millions of people for safety, security, prosperity, and freedom from oppression. These stories of faith, hope, love, and courage are ripped from today's headlines and show the fulfillment of Bible prophecies taking place in these last days, or end times. The stories are told by an American patriot who died at the Battle of Bunker Hill in the American Revolutionary War while fighting for freedom. They depict our faith in God and the Second Coming of Jesus Christ as the true hope of all nations!
Whitt discloses how Naylor tells the stories of these women on multiple levels and how she helps readers see that all heroines live a life of significance."--BOOK JACKET. "Tracing Naylor's development of the theme of black community, especially among women, Whitt shows how characters move from poverty and isolation to a place where they transcend the racism and sexism that constrict their lives."--BOOK JACKET.
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Once upon a time in America, people fought and died for freedom. Those who survived sought liberty through freedom of religion, freedom of speech, freedom of assembly, freedom of the press, and freedom to bear arms. America was built by patriots, soldiers, heroes, and immigrants who stood up for their Judeo-Christian values as set forth in the Ten Commandments. They put their faith in God, family, and country and the blessed hope of Christ's glorious return, his second coming. They came to America, land of the free and home of the brave--Beulah Land, paradise, heaven on earth, America the beautiful--to fulfil their dreams. America was and still remains Beulah Land.
Hope of the Nations is the continuing story of America's greatness as the hope of hundreds of nations and millions of people for safety, security, prosperity, and freedom from oppression. These stories of faith, hope, love, and courage are ripped from today's headlines and show the fulfillment of Bible prophecies taking place in these last days, or end times. The stories are told by an American patriot who died at the Battle of Bunker Hill in the American Revolutionary War while fighting for freedom. They depict our faith in God and the Second Coming of Jesus Christ as the true hope of all nations!
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