"Perfect Peace Xx": Judges 4:1 - 16

By Vanessa Rayner

Isaiah 26:3 - 4 "Perfect Peace XX" is the 20th book in a series of Perfect Peace Books with the subtitle Judges 4:1 - 16. This book focuses on people, places, and words contained in that biblical event; Judges 4. The circumstances surrounding Deborah and Barak will be viewed in a different light after reading this book.

• Language: English
• Publisher: AuthorHouse
• Release date: Dec 19, 2019
• ISBN: 9781728339856

Vanessa Rayner

Vanessa Rayner is the author of "Unique and Profound" biblical books. She is church-raised, God-appointed, and man-made certified. She has been taught by the Holy Spirit, trained by experiences, tried by adversity, and tested by fire. She knows that God can take life's experiences, Satan's evil, and mix it with your faith and create an awesome YOU! She received her doctor's degree from Jacksonville Theological Seminary.

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Published by AuthorHouse 12/18/2019

ISBN: 978-1-7283-3986-3 (sc)

ISBN: 978-1-7283-3985-6 (e)

Library of Congress Control Number: 2019920559

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Darby Translation present on the Bible Gateway is in the public domain. John Nelson Darby was converted in his twenties. He was an Anglo-Irish Bible teacher, one of the influential figures among the original Plymouth Brethren.

American Standard Version present on the Bible Gateway is in the public domain. It is a revision of the King James Version and was released in 1901.

World English Bible present on the Bible Gateway is a public domain. It is an updated revision of the American Standard Version of the Holy Bible first published in 1901.

CONTENTS

A Gift …

Theme

Prayer

Author’s Notes

Preface

Thanks

Acknowledgements

Introduction

Dedication

Chapter 1     The Book of Judges

Chapter 2     Judges 4:1 – 16

Chapter 3     Deborah

Chapter 4     Children of Israel

Chapter 5     Ehud

Chapter 6     Jabin, King of Canaan

Chapter 7     Hazor

Chapter 8     Sisera

Chapter 9     Harosheth of the Gentiles

Chapter 10   Chariots of Iron

Chapter 11   The Palm Tree

Chapter 12   Ramah and Bethel

Chapter 13   Barak

Chapter 14   Kedeshnaphtali

Chapter 15   Mount Tabor

Chapter 16   Naphtali

Chapter 17   Zebulun

Chapter 18   River Kishon

Chapter 19   I Will Deliver Him

Chapter 20   I Will Not Go

Chapter 21   I Will Surely Go

Chapter 22   The LORD Shall

Chapter 23   Of A Woman

Chapter 24   Heber the Kenite

Chapter 25   Hobab

Chapter 26   The Plain of Zaanaim

Chapter 27   This Is The Day

Chapter 28   The LORD

Chapter 29   The LORD Discomfited

Chapter 30   The Edge of The Sword

Chapter 31   Not A Man Left

A Reader’s Question

Author’s Closing Remarks

References

Answers & Information Section

A GIFT …

P resented to

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There is one Lawgiver, and Judge,

that is able to destroy and deliver, James 4:12

Douay-Rheims 1899 American Edition (DRA)

THEME

The message of Isaiah 26:3 – 4 is Perfect Peace. This message is the distinct and unifying composition of this book with the subtitle Judges 4:1 – 16.

A Song of Praise

Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on thee: because he trusted in thee. Trust ye in the LORD for ever: for in the LORD Jehovah is everlasting strength.

Isaiah 26:3 – 4 KJV

PRAYER

Oh, Father God,

I thank you for another day and another opportunity to write another book.

Oh, Heavenly Fathe r, you have been good to me, better than I deserve.

Thank You, LORD.

Hallelujah, Glory be to God!

I thank You for blessing my family.

And I pray that your people and their families are being bless, also.

I pray that people are prospering daily in their spirit, soul, and body by reading, Perfect Peace Books.

Oh, Heavenly Father,

I ask in Jesus’ name that the Holy Spirit will help readers to remember Your word.

I pray the word of God will give them peace, at all times, in all situations.

LORD, I thank you for blessing those that help Your work go forth.

Your word made it clear that You will reward those that bless your servant.

It could be through prayer, words of encouragement, to giving that person

a cup of water.

Father God, I like to lift President D. Trump up to You, in prayer in his trying times.

I give you all the Glory, Honor, and Praise in Jesus’ name.

Amen.

AUTHOR’S NOTES

Author notes generally provide a way to add extra information to one’s book that may be awkward and inappropriate to include in the text of the book itself. It offers supplemental contextual details on the aspects of the book. It can help readers understand the book content and the background details of the book better. The times and dates of researching, reading, and gathering this information are not included; mostly when I typed on it.

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