The Voice Of The Sword 2.0

By Joseph L Sinkfield

The Voice Of The Sword is a How-to-Guide for all Christians seeking to find answers about their existence, God's existence and how to spiritually understand the KJV Bible by examining the directed unique way the authors of the scriptures point out their mysterious and hidden meaning for many years. A jour

• Language: English
• Publisher: ReadersMagnet LLC
• Release date: Feb 21, 2024
• ISBN: 9798890914163

Joseph L Sinkfield

Joseph L. Sinkfield, a 64-year-old divorcee with experience in volunteering in a prison ministry for 6 years, worked with a formal church organization for 12 years, felt the need to share his knowledge and interpretation of the Bible. The conclusions we draw, and the attributes we place on God clouds many from finding God.

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The Voice Of The Sword 2.0

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This has not been an easy journey, after sending my manuscript to Covenant books my manuscript was sent to Xulon Press for publication. This was not a rewarding experience or easy. The first time sent I was put on a payment plan to pay for their services, which was fine with me being that the cost was in the thousands. I put a thousand dollar down payment on my bill thinking that it would expedite the process. I would receive calls from their Publication Coordinator on a regular basis. This went on for several months until a certain level of payment was obtained, then I stopped hearing from them, also my calls would go unanswered. I called to voice my concerns, this is when I was told that the coordinator working on my project was moved to another part of their company, while payments continued to be removed from my account. Feeling ghosted, not hearing from this guy, I put a stop payment on my account. This got an immediate response from them. I also changed my card number for them not to have my information, I decided to send the company money orders to complete my balance. Fully paid and looking forward to being published, as usual I was being ghosted, the company apologized profusely and never produced a finished product claiming to be a Christian organization and would work diligently through to the end. After the span of several months, not hearing from them, someone else in the company called to inform me that they could not complete the project and that they would be sending me a refund minus publishing services performed on my manuscript, the only thing that was tangible of them giving me was an author’s kit which included a how to book a marker and a package of instant coffee.

This process went on for approximately sixteen months with the ten-dollar author kit. I was incredibly upset. Not wanting to give up on my project, feeling that the people of God needed encouragement, and direction to the truth. Several months went by of me being upset, knowing that the book would be a great benefit to the readers. I decided to put my feelings aside and not give up. I decided to send the manuscript thru the same company a second time thinking that maybe God was working on my humility, patience and pride. The same coordinator that worked on my book the first time was now assigned to me the second time, familiar with all the problems and situations that I experienced the first time. Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice shame on me. I was referred to a coordinator of her choice and that person would stay on the course and produce a finished product. For the payment, I decided to only