And when people go through hard times—times of loss, crisis, tragedy, loneliness, conflict, hardship, problems, separation, tears—they speak of going through the wilderness. And yet the wilderness is a holy place. It was in a desert wilderness that God gave His Law, His Word, and where He revealed His presence. The wilderness is holy. An explanation of the origins of festivals, rituals, from the history of Halloween and China’s Hungry Ghost Festival to Mexico’s Day of the Dead.

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Three Ways" or "Three Trenches": Discusses the formation of the universe and the "three plagues" that imprison the dark demons. The eschatology of the book is rather unusual. The end time described by the author does not manifest itself in the normal culmination of a battle, judgment or catastrophe, but rather as "a steady increase of light, [through which] darkness is made to disappear or in which iniquity dissolves and just as the smoke rising into the air eventually dissipates". [5] In this sense, wisdom is an inevitable force that needs to be yielded to by those who choose to accept it and are capable of understanding it. There is no mention of angels, or YHWH's coming, or resurrection of the wise, or any of the typical messianic language that is usually associated with Jewish or Christian eschatological texts. It simply argues for a change in focus from folly to wisdom, and therefore righteousness. The Beginning of Witness After the Victory of the Righteous": "The Righteous" may refer to Enoch, and this chapter may be related to the Book of Enoch. Powerful, thought-provoking devotions are both simple and at times stunningly profound with Scriptures and spiritual truths that can be life-changing if applied. Discipline yourself to one-a-day, even though you will be tempted to read more. The video of "The Book of Mysteries" tells a bit more.

Walter Mosley is the author of over 60 critically acclaimed books of fiction, nonfiction, memoir and plays. His work has been translated into 25 languages. His books have been adapted for film and TV and his short fiction and nonfiction essays have been published in a wide range of outlets from The New York Times to The Nation. Mosley has won numerous awards, including an O. Henry Award, Mystery Writers of America’s Grand Master Award, a Grammy®, NAACP Image awards, PEN (Poets, Essayists, Novelists) America’s Lifetime Achievement Award, the 2020 Robert Kirsch Award, and the National Book Award’s Distinguished Contribution to American Letters. More than that, he said. "A bride doesn’t just find the Bridegroom; she marries Him. So it’s not enough to find God; you must marry Him." Imagine if you discovered a treasure chest in which were hidden ancient mysteries, revelations from heaven, secrets of the ages, the answers to man’s most enduring, age-old questions, and the hidden keys that can transform your life to joy, success, and blessing…This is The Book of Mysteries. That’s because there was no drag, he said. You were walking in the direction of the wind. And the wind helped you walk. It moved you ahead. It made your walking easier. So when you walk against the wind, it creates drag. But if you turn around, then the wind gives you power. So it is with the Spirit. If you turn, if you change your course, if you repent, if you walk in the Spirit, then the drag will disappear. Then the Spirit will empower you and will move you forward. And then everything you do, that you must do, will become easier.

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Razorblade Tears by S.A. Cosby (Recommended by Walter Mosley) Flatiron Books is publisher. Author's photo by Marcia Wilson. So it’s not simply that everything is the same and we’re forgiven in spite of it. It’s as if we never sinned in the first place. But it is written: ‘Though your sins are as scarlet, I will make them white as snow.’ It would be like undyeing the cord.Today some of those Biblical mysteries are retold by bestselling author Johnathan Cahn. I must admit this probably is the most unique book I’ve read this year. Part daily devotional, part allegory, and part mystery, Mr. Cahn takes some of the most important principles, stories, and truths of the Bible and retells them in an engaging way which compels you to keep reading. Look, said the teacher, a lamb, the most defenseless of creatures, so defenseless it needs a boy to protect it. And yet it is of cosmic importance. And even more amazing than that. It’s not just as if we never sinned but in His redemption, it has become that we’ve never sinned. In salvation, the impossible becomes the reality, the guilty become innocent, the tainted become pure, the rejected become those who were always beloved children, and our sins, which were as scarlet, become . . . as white as snow." The Scriptures declare that God is love, he said. If God is love, He must be the greatest love, the ultimate love. Do you believe God loves us? IT WAS BY the second day that I realized that there would be no set time for the teacher’s coming. He came in the afternoon.