Lucky Town - Brown, James
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"Lucky Town is a beautiful piece of writing. Sometimes sad, sometimes funny, this novel is always accurate in its precise rendering of filial love and devotion. We are reminded, as art will do, that the human spirit is indomitable, and that the most ordinary lives can be utterly extraordinary in their tragedies and victories." - Tim O'Brien "A wonderful narrative...There is an utterly compelling nature to this vigorous tale of the pilgrimage of a son and his erratic, passionate father...Few writers possess James Brown's authoritative talent for dealing with such besetting familial ironies." - Thomas Keneally…mehr

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"Lucky Town is a beautiful piece of writing. Sometimes sad, sometimes funny, this novel is always accurate in its precise rendering of filial love and devotion. We are reminded, as art will do, that the human spirit is indomitable, and that the most ordinary lives can be utterly extraordinary in their tragedies and victories." - Tim O'Brien "A wonderful narrative...There is an utterly compelling nature to this vigorous tale of the pilgrimage of a son and his erratic, passionate father...Few writers possess James Brown's authoritative talent for dealing with such besetting familial ironies." - Thomas Keneally
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A career chemist living in Arizona, James Brown has always curious about how things in the world work. In 2013, following a presentation of the Anderson solution regarding Daniel 9:25 and the timeline that predicted Jesus would triumphantly enter Jerusalem, it raised the question, "Why doesn't everyone know about this?" Months later the very same topic came up in conversation with a relative, and James sent him the link to Sir Robert Anderson's presentation. Upon pressing the "send" button, James quickly felt doubt, wondering if the timeline calculations were accurate. What followed was a deep dive into researching the solution, noting where it had inconsistencies, and recalculating; determined to find any errors to accurately answer questions and give proof. Not only did James find the correct dates for the Triumphal Entry, he discovered that the writings of Daniel 9:25 foretold more than one event. In fact, it detailed the key advents of Jesus to an extent that leaves no doubt. Jesus is the Messiah that Daniel wrote about. Such a discovery just can't be kept private. Everyone should know about it. For more information, please visit www.shilohhouse.com, or www.threeproofsofgod.com.