Soldier's Salvation/The Golden Box - De'Angelo, Koa
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Soldiers' Salvation is the story of a year-long adventure that completely changed the lives of two young brothers. Set in the first century AD 29 to AD 30. It is a chronology of events, starting with their induction into the Imperial Roman army and continuing to some days after the resurrection of Jesus Christ. The Golden Box, a story of a secret heirloom that has been handed down through the millennia of time from grandmother to granddaughter. Some of the chapters in these two books share instances from the four New Testament gospels of the Bible. What is imaginative in the narrative is…mehr

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Soldiers' Salvation is the story of a year-long adventure that completely changed the lives of two young brothers. Set in the first century AD 29 to AD 30. It is a chronology of events, starting with their induction into the Imperial Roman army and continuing to some days after the resurrection of Jesus Christ. The Golden Box, a story of a secret heirloom that has been handed down through the millennia of time from grandmother to granddaughter. Some of the chapters in these two books share instances from the four New Testament gospels of the Bible. What is imaginative in the narrative is largely detail of what has been left open in the biblical and historical accounts. Nothing has been included that did not seem to be a reasonable assumption. The second story touches on the unmistakable fact, not all that someone deems wonderous can be appreciated in the same way by others. The beautiful part is, God lets us as individuals, decide what is precious to us.
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The author explains, after years of not paying a bit of attention to anything spiritual, unexpectedly, the Spirit of God had touched his heart and lead him on a path to redemption. In this book, there is no intention here to rationalize. The author only wanted to provide stirring material that was not only entertaining but perhaps would give the individual reader food for thought.