Bücher von James Roberts

The Last Days, Time Seals, and Trumpets is separated into three unique sections. The first section speaks of God's timeline of events from the creation of time until the destruction of the world. The creation of time is discussed from both mankind's view of measuring time and God's view concerning time. It also explores how modern theories such as Darwin's theory of evolution, Einstein's theory of relativity, and the big bang theory compare with what the Word of God states. The second section is an in-depth study of the book of Revelation, with emphasis on the opening of the seals and the blowing of the trumpets. And the third section is a topical study of end-time subjects with scripture references for each topic. This book is unique in that it ties Old Testament scriptures to the events surrounding the seals and trumpets mentioned in Revelation.

Marissa's saga continues when her banished vampire sister Kali returns to retrieve their family's Bloodline book.The Bloodline holds the secrets of the Demetri vampire clan, as well as who is next in line to rule. When the two sisters meet its a struggle for power, but in the end; only one can rule.The only outcome that can be certain is that blood is going to flow...

Whether you are beginning your journey as aneducator or you are an experienced educator, Jimprovides ideas and stories to help you become anevolving educator. Through his positive and creativeapproaches, Jim can help you take an introspectivelook at what being an effective educator involves. As Jim walks you through your evolving journey,you will find yourself discovering (or rediscovering)how exciting the world of education is. With practicaltips and resources, Jim provides ideas that everyeducator can integrate into existing curriculums. So, let's evolve together. The journey has just begun!

"The sign on the tree attracted the man's attention while he was still far down the slope. He could see the tall pine on the crest of the ridge above a veritable landmark in that country of stunted timber, and the square of paper, tacked to its trunk under the lowest branches, gleamed white against the background of vivid green. "