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The Manuscript: The Shadow of G-D
The Manuscript: The Shadow of G-D
The Manuscript: The Shadow of G-D
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The Manuscript: The Shadow of G-D

By Saul

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This is a manuscript about nations around the globe. America is the main focus for that is where the authentic man resides. G-d tells the world his intentions. There are several poems included in the manuscript. Let humankind of today write our own experience of G-d and step out of the tombs of the forefathers.
LanguageEnglish
PublisherWestBow Press
Release dateOct 13, 2016
ISBN9781512732429
The Manuscript: The Shadow of G-D
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Saul

Just a man from the Midwest. Pastoria is where I grew up and was raised on a small farm. My old man passed when I was just a small child. I have no recollection of him. A southern Baptist was one way I learned of G-d; the other way, I was educated in a Catholic school for ten years. That being said, I have no illusions.

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    The Manuscript - Saul

    Copyright © 2016 Saul.

    All rights reserved. No part of this book may be used or reproduced by any means, graphic, electronic, or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, taping or by any information storage retrieval system without the written permission of the author except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical articles and reviews.

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    ISBN: 978-1-5127-3241-2 (sc)

    ISBN: 978-1-5127-3242-9 (e)

    Library of Congress Control Number: 2016902943

    WestBow Press rev. date: 12/09/2021

    CONTENTS

    Introduction

    Authentic Man II

    Word to the Wise

    Our Inside Harbor My Lord

    The Spirit of America

    Thy Presence

    Authentic Man

    The Bold Soul

    The Poet’s Pen

    The Gift

    The Widow’s Son

    Change

    Acknowledgements

    About the Author

    INTRODUCTION

    L et me start by giving thanks to the true One God, the Son, My Lord and Savior, and the Holy Spirit, for I owe them my all. I live a life of anonymity, for my life no longer belongs to me, my spirit is shackled to the throne of God, it has been forfeited the second time, a servant in this life and the one to come, thanks.

    The writing, they are prolific I hope. They are the thoughts of my mind’s eye in a conversation with the Great Spirit within. There are poems which came together during a period of my life, which I contended with the Almighty. For I bypassed Christ and took on the Great One by myself, I will never do that again. I, a mere mortal, that challenge G-d, futile to say the least. My imagination got the best of me, the greatest or one of the greatest gifts given to man. Humble me, also force me to look toward Christ. As the writer, Shaw, so elegantly stated – Must a Christ be crucified in every generation, for the benefit of those who have no imagination?

    A man from a small town, Nobody, is who I am, led by the Spirit to write a prophecy, yet I have wrestled with this over many years. My family is not from a high class and I am a man that keeps to himself, I ask – why me?, isn’t there somebody else my Lord? I understand, Jonah and Moses, why they were so reluctant.

    Because of my imagination, I placed Christ on the cross, then I became his servant, for through Christ, I have a greater understanding, for without an imagination you cannot believe, or let me say, know Christ. The mistakes I made, to only find out that first; all I had to do was trust. Life is an open book of lesson for us to learn, some grasp the lesson relatively easy, some do not, and I am the latter.

    Why is our imagination one of the greatest gifts given to man? For we were made from the Great Spirit image, we are a copy. To create, first you must imagine. For man was on the Great Spirit’s Mind, let the

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