Greatest Bedtime Stories from God

By Donald Glenn Cameron

This book is a collection of fictional short stories of the lords precepts and a number of practical writings with some additional bible scriptures.

• Language: English
• Publisher: iUniverse
• Release date: Aug 27, 2015
• ISBN: 9781491775660

Donald Glenn Cameron

Donald Glenn Cameron is a disabled journeyman carpenter who found the Lord in recovery during his 7 years of rehabilitation after being hit by a car. He went on to study the bible in order that he Glorify God correctly. After all he figured that he should give credit where credit is due. And that the only reason for his survival is God. God bless us all.

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Greatest Bedtime

Stories from God

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DONALD GLENN CAMERON

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GREATEST BEDTIME STORIES FROM GOD

Copyright © 2015 Donald Glenn Cameron.

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Scripture quotations marked KJV are from the Holy Bible, King James Version (Authorized Version). First published in 1611. Quoted from the KJV Classic Reference Bible, Copyright © 1983 by The Zondervan Corporation.

ISBN: 978-1-4917-7567-7 (sc)

ISBN: 978-1-4917-7566-0 (e)

Library of Congress Control Number: 2015913864

iUniverse rev. date: 08/21/2015

Contents

Lord’s Call of Duty

Jack and the Box

The One Who Cried Wolf

The Day of our Demise

The Carpenters Daughter

Humbles Stumbleton

Little Red Riding Hood and the Big Bad Wolf

Stumbles, the Man with Half a Brain

The School of Life

There’s Only One Bench in Church

Who Can Be Against Us

The Day I Looked Through the Mirror I Couldn’t See

Walk in the Park

When My Faith was Just a Baby Mustard Seed

Jesus

Will You Be My Friend

Take Us Home

Who Am I, Myself or Some Other Animal

The Day All the Animals are Friends

Times Up

Baptism of the Word

Lord’s Call of Duty

Dear, sweet blessed Lord Jesus, protect me and guide me in all my paths so that I may be consistently victorious in overcoming the obstacles that inhibit the expedient arrival into your kingdom. Place in my heart a spirit of peaceful contentment and the overwhelming desire to complete your will, that will induce the greatest joy a man could have ever dreamed of. Enable me to show the power of your love to everyone that I encounter. Let me be never tiring to spread your love through the power of your grace and bring all souls to the desire of your kingdom. Amen

Our Savior, sweet, blessed, Lord Jesus, we want to love, honor and glorify you with all our hearts for dying an agonizing death on the cross so our Father will forgive us all, all of our sins, purify us, heart, mind, body and soul, bless us, sanctify us, and make us worthy to live, and work with you, our brother, forever to complete our Father’s will in the heavenly world without end and throughout all creations, wherever he may send us, in your mighty name, to shine the light of the glory of the life together with the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit forever    Amen

Jack and the Box

There was once upon a time a farmer in the country, and he found a monkey one day when he was fishing at his favorite fishing hole. He was trying to pull in a fish that he thought he had, but his line snapped, and it got away, or so he thought. He went to cast out again and couldn’t cast forward. He kept tugging forward, and finally realized that he was caught in the trees behind him. He looked back and saw that a monkey had his line in the trees. He said Jiminy Cricket it’s a monkey. The monkey said no, my name is Jack. The farmer, amazed, said what do you know, it talks. The farmer say’s, Jack where is your master. Jack say’s, he traded me for a bean stalk to some green guy that was really really big and that thought he would make me his dinner. The farmer said so how did you get away, Jack, the monkey, said my master taught me