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Ardith Arnelle-Price
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Exalted Above All Gods:Son of Perdition and the Wrath of God and the Battle for Earth Series 3
Science Fiction & Fantasy
Author Insight
Coming Messiah
As I contemplated this Resurrection Sunday, I remembered all my family’s happy times in the past where we gathered and had dinner and prayed. Last year we could not meet because of Covid and this year is no different. Until everyone has gotten the vaccine, we will not gather again. The family concept made me think about Jesus and how HE had missed his earthly family (the twelve disciples) and his immediate family once He arose and went back to HIS Father Almighty God. The significant part of a family is Jesus was never without His Father ever. Where we are without our family members, we will see and touch them soon. Our Bible tells us we will see Messiah Jesus face-to-face one day if we are faithful to the Word of God. The story of the engineers who struggled to keep their faith in my current novel is encouraging because it tells the same account of death and Resurrection. We die in the Spirit, but we are alive with Messiah Jesus once we unite with Him in our transition to Heaven. Grab a copy of Exalted Above All Gods and read a thrilling Christian story.
Book Excerpt
Exalted Above All Gods:Son of Perdition and the Wrath of God and the Battle for Earth Series 3
She cited her mother saying. ‘Becky, put your cell phone away and listen to the Rabbi. You are disrespectful to God.’
She remembered rolling her eyes and continued to browse her social media accounts. Thoughts of the Messiah hypnotized her mind while in a dream world. The dreams twisted and turned, then she reflected and remembered; a mysterious man turned up after the seven-year peace treaty signings and declared himself the long-awaited Messiah. His life parallels Jesus’s way of life in every way, his demeanor insensitive. Rabbis around the globe ecstatic when the Messiah arrived. Peace and safety came to the Middle East. Millions of Jews made Aliyah to Jerusalem. The man proclaimed a recent law that ethnic Jews make Aliyah to the homeland. He promised to finance the trips to Jerusalem.
A clang in the distance caused her to jerk and sit up straight; she felt her timepiece and pressed it. The clock on the wall said 7:00 a.m., not Wednesday, but Friday. She squinted her eyes as she noticed Nina busy with messages. And wondered what happened? And why Nina’s delay in waking her for work?
Her head and arm throbbed with agonizing pain; she was in big trouble. Did someone issue a death threat to her life? She scanned the room. Everything looked the same. Then she saw it. A camera device affixed to her ceiling. Geez, she needed to contact the office and let them know her whereabouts.
“Nina, please call my work.”
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