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In the golden age of Egypt, the glory of the kingdom is rising to unprecedented heights. The united kingdom is thriving and expanding, and great stone monuments are rising from the fertile banks of the Nile. The Fourth Dynasty of Kemet is growing stronger under its ambitious new leader, Pharaoh Khufu. His father, King Sneferu has established a legacy of extravagant monuments and massive building projects, and his son will not allow himself to become a lesser king. With the science of pyramid construction now perfected, Khufu has determined to build the grandest monument of all time: the ...

It’s been said that Israel is God’s timepiece – and today that clock is ticking faster than ever before. As stability in the Middle East, Europe, and America continues to deteriorate, many people are increasingly fearful and are wondering what’s going to happen next. This book examines the ancient history of Israel, fulfilled prophecies, the prophetic events of Ezekiel 36-37, and the recent history of Israel and the Middle East. Many of today’s world events can be viewed as the maneuvering of game-pieces on a chessboard, with pawns on either side being conquered and removed, as ...

The Twentieth Century was widely known the “American Century.” The United States of America led the world economically, militarily, and even morally. Her families and communities were strong, her currency was sound, and her military was second to none. But as the new century opens, America staggers from one crisis to another and her leaders squabble rather than lead. Her enemies openly mock her around the world and brazenly attack her vital interests. At home, her citizens are divided against one another more than they have been in generations. The culture war rages and every passing ...

So you’re an adult and heading out on your own now – congratulations! While there are many self-help books on “adulting”, this book focuses on the core principles of building a solid foundation for your life and providing practical, everyday advice about how begin start this new and exciting – and often frightening – journey into adulthood. The main principles discussed in this book are “Learning and Growing”, “Discovering Your Identity”, “Wealth and Money”, “Hopes, Dreams, and Disappointments”, “Love, Relationships, and Heartbreak”, “Self-Control, Self-...

The Twentieth Century was widely known the “American Century.” The United States of America led the world economically, militarily, and even morally. Her families and communities were strong, her currency was sound, and her military was second to none. But as the new century opens, America staggers from one crisis to another and her leaders squabble rather than lead. Her enemies openly mock her around the world and brazenly attack her vital interests. At home, her citizens are divided against one another more than they have been in generations. The culture war rages and every passing ...

After the great contest with Enoch in the Temple, the bloodthirsty Anshar have been defeated, but their presence has not been fully extinguished from the earth. Mankind continues to multiply and spread across the face of the earth, bringing corruption, violence, and war with them wherever they go. In the dark realms of the Underworld, the demons hunger for revenge against their greatest Enemy who thwarted their schemes imprisoned their brethren. Their king plots his revenge to assure their victory, and the stakes have never been higher: another defeat will mean never-ending torment in the ...

Today as another election rapidly approaches, America stands at the crossroads of liberty and tyranny. Our national debt is on track to triple within the last fifteen years, and no one in the American capital seems to any clue about how to change course. As American wages have remained stagnant for years, the cost of living continues to increase, as do the healthcare costs, energy prices, and heaps of regulations that are constantly pumped out of the federal bureaucracy in Washington. Common sense and sound management seem to have been tossed out the window, and many are wondering if the ...

America today is deeply divided and filled with uncertainty. Some say that even a palpable sense of malaise has settled over her people. Our leaders are weak and feckless, and all too often appear to cater only to their own interests rather than even listen their constituents. America's strength and influence are steadily fading, and our nation is growing increasingly divided. Could it really be that America’s best days are behind her? Early in America’s history, Alexander de Tocqueville wrote, “America is great because Americans are good.” If America’s greatness is fading, could ...

The Book of Job is the oldest book in the Bible, yet is also one of the greatest works of epic poetry in history. The book is filled with intricate details and first-hand observations about the world in which Job lived, along with the infamous debates about God, life, and death – and life after death. Who was the man we know as Job? When and where did he live, and what was happening in the world at the time? What are some of the mysteries and little-known scientific curiosities that Job was familiar with that were only rediscovered within the last several centuries? And what of the Ice ...

History affirms that man learns nothing from history. The Flood has ended and has left behind a cleansed, new world eager to be replenished. After the Great Scattering at Babel, the tribes of Noah's three sons have been driven to every corner of the earth. Yet the old struggles, the old disputes, and the old questions remain. Fifty years after Babel, the fledgling clan of Joktan has settled in the fertile grasslands of Uz to the west of Shinar and slowly begins to take root, but some of his sons are impatient to acquire honor, and lands of their own – and gold. With endless fields and ...

Is the Spirit of America dying? Many have grown increasingly aware of this possibility since the Great Recession began, but few want to admit it. Today, America is deeply divided and filled with uncertainty, and a palpable sense of malaise has settled over her people. Could it really be that America’s best days are behind her? We Americans used to be proud of our nation, and certain of who we were as a people. The general feeling that America was a moral and decent country was pervasive throughout the nation, if not much of the world. We proudly flew Old Glory and without reservation ...

The Twentieth Century was widely known the “American Century.” The United States of America led the world economically, militarily, and even morally. Her families and communities were strong, her currency was sound, and her military was second to none. But as the new century opens, America staggers from one crisis to another and her leaders squabble rather than lead. Her enemies openly mock her around the world and brazenly attack her vital interests. At home, her citizens are divided against one another more than they have been in generations. The culture war rages and every passing ...

The Article V movement has been crushed and the Convention of States that it spawned has been dissolved. The organizers of the movement have been rounded up by Homeland Security or driven underground. Any chance for a peaceful redress of grievances from the federal government is over. As any hope for political reforms of the Washington leviathan fade, the Sons of Liberty take matters into their own hands and renew their Ultimatum. If the terms of the Ultimatum to rein in the tyranny are not enacted by ballot, then they will be by bullet. With an isolated, out-of-touch president coasting ...

The Twentieth Century was widely known the “American Century.” The United States of America led the world economically, militarily, and even morally. Her families and communities were strong, her currency was sound, and her military was second to none. But as the new century opens, America staggers from one crisis to another and her leaders squabble rather than lead. Her enemies openly mock her around the world and brazenly attack her vital interests. At home, her citizens are divided against one another more than they have been in generations. The culture war rages and every passing ...