Books with author Mary E Lewis

What is the record in heaven and the witness on earth in 1 John 5:6-9? Many believe that 1John 5:6-9 was added to John’s first epistle to accommodate the Trinity doctrine. However, in light of the whole context of the Bible it probably wasn’t an addition. These verses agree completely with everything Jesus taught his disciples. Knowing how to test doctrine and other teachings to avoid Satan’s web of deceit has always been a challenge for new believers. Theologians and ministers are not exempt in this dilemma. This book presents the reader with Bible tools to test all doctrines to see if they are of YaHavah or of Satan. The reader will learn some of Satan’s primary tactics of deceit and how to recognize and defeat them. It may sound impossible but everything a believer needs to know about becoming and living the Christian life is here. It is the full gospel of Jesus Christ from beginning to end that anyone can understand.

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What is the record in heaven and the witness on earth in 1 John 5:6-9? Many believe that 1John 5:6-9 was added to John’s first epistle to accommodate the Trinity doctrine. However, in light of the whole context of the Bible it probably wasn’t an addition. These verses agree completely with everything Jesus taught his disciples. Knowing how to test doctrine and other teachings to avoid Satan’s web of deceit has always been a challenge for new believers. Theologians and ministers are not exempt in this dilemma. This book presents the reader with Bible tools to test all doctrines to see if they are of YaHavah or of Satan. The reader will learn some of Satan’s primary tactics of deceit and how to recognize and defeat them. It may sound impossible but everything a believer needs to know about becoming and living the Christian life is here. It is the full gospel of Jesus Christ from beginning to end that anyone can understand.

Historical fiction for middle graders, Hush of the Night tells the story of the discovery of the Carlsbad Caverns in New Mexico in 1901-1902 from the point of view of the resident bat colony. Hush, one of the colony’s younger members, foresees serious trouble the day a giant invades the bat roost. The giant (Jim White, a young cowboy), drawn to the scene by the spectacular nightly flights to the hunt, has decided to explore the mysterious cavern itself. He discovers its astonishing size and magnificent scenic rooms. The bat-giant conflict thereupon escalates as the colony struggles to defend its private home of some thousand years’ standing and Jim resolves to explore it all and make it known to the world. The battle reaches a climax the following year when Jim plus two other cowboys clump into the roost while Hush is cradling a new-born son. One cowboy foolishly fires a gun to arouse the bats and confirm their presence. Havoc ensues. Hush, in a desperate move to save her son from disaster, flees with him to the cavern’s deepest level. This was an area that her elders had long held dangerous and declared off-limits to all bats. But Hush, determined to dodge the giants, ignored the warnings and soon found herself trapped. Her heroism, however, in the subsequent events brings the story to a joyful conclusion. Throughout the tale, the portrayal of bat life points up the ecological importance of these small mammals and also stirs one’s sense of wonder.