โ Scribed by Mitch
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Within this book, there may be a miracle waiting to be born for you or in you, a miracle of a true relationship with Yeshua, Careah, Kedar, and all the Belcantos who live in an underground paradise. This book also proves you can find joy easier to reach than you ever believed possible. There are many fascinating insights of real value for you, the reader. Many of us ride upon a crest of hearsay unequaled in our history. The aim of this novella is to clarify true love.In this age, millions of people from all walks of life are turning to an oxymoron life. They are like the fellow who jumped off of a hundred story building; as he passed each floor, people heard him say 'so far so good.' You cannot even wish him good luck. It's the sudden stop that does him in.No matter how bad things get, there is always a way to beat the odds of doing the wrong thing.There is a right way, a wrong way, or God's way! All through time, no one has ever found Him wrong.
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