At Lucifers Portals

Excerpt from At Lucifer's Portals, and Other Verses Second, it does not eulogize any adorable creature's eyebrow (with all due respect to Petrarch be this said), nor does it depict the skeleton closet of a broken heart. Third, it does not moralize at length; for, than this, nothing would damn it more effectively. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.

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What if it were possible for an angel of God to tell his story? Think about it! An angel has witnessed the entire spectrum of human history. The things he could tell us from his vantage point of seeing the entire plan of God unfold before his very eyes would be incredibly revealing. In The Portal, pastor and author, Timothy E. White attempts to tell such a story using the Bible, the only credible source available to us. What might an angel tells us about Satan's rebellion in heaven and man's subsequent fall on earth? What might he say about Jesus' horrible crucifixion and glorious resurrection? And what could an angel tell us about things to come like the rapture, the Tribulation, the millennial reign of Christ and the new heaven and new earth? The Portal is an exciting narrative that seeks to explain God's plan for both the angelic realm and ours. Author Timothy E. White has served as pastor of the First Baptist Church of Fairfield, Ohio for over twenty years. He and his wife Mary have three married daughters, Melody and Jeff, Amy and Brian, and Beth and Adam. When their oldest daughter, Melody gave birth to a precious baby girl named Annabella Faith about a year and a half ago, Tim and Mary discovered the incredible joy of grandparenting. Tim is a graduate of Carson-Newman College in Jefferson City, Tennessee with a B.A. in physics. He went on to Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth, Texas and received his Master of Divinity degree. Besides enjoying preaching the Word, Tim has discovered a new found love in writing. His first book, Free to Love, reveals God's pathway to freedom to not only loving God, but loving others.

Lucifer brings magic, dragons, and his gargoyle horde through to terrorize downtown Toronto by taking advantage of a tear in the fabric between the two dimensions of Earth and magical Anandria. His goal? It is time to conquer the universe! Cousins Raonull and Kathryn, grandchildren of Laura and Vaaron, grow up between Earth and Anandria. They both exhibit exceptional powers in Anandria and lately on Earth, too. When Kathryn has a vision, they don’t hesitate to venture to England on a quest to help Laura in her fight against Lucifer. However, no one predicts that they will come back from England with a Druid and fairy in tow. Can the universe be saved? And who is the woman Lucifer has enslaved... Or is it the other way around?

Duty is a double-edged sword. It means putting yourself last, ripping you away from everyone you love while you complete an unreasonable quest just to keep them safe. Tom Ryan left York. He left everything he loves to safeguard the last angel descendants. Now he’s back, still damned, still persecuted. Prophecy says York will burn, and everyone left who matters to Tom is in York. With no time to catch up and reconnect, Tom is thrust into a battle he’s destined to lose. There are only so many ways you can break a man before his wrath changes the status quo. Rekindled by family, by love, by home and memories, the ruthless son of Ty Ryan steps into the shoes left under the family tree by his dad, and this time he’s out of mercy.

My name is Aaron Weller. I recently moved from New York to Michigan with my wife, Jane. Jane and I moved to get away from the city to live the quiet country life—at least that’s what I thought.

Twenty years have passed, and Mandy has helped to raise Laura’s fraternal twins David and Diana. When Laura is suddenly pulled back to Anandria, she must find a way to unite her fractured family. Vaaron is eager to meet his adult children for the very first time - but both are missing. Diana awakens to find herself the centre of attention in a cult-like gathering. They revere and fear her, and she finds she has to rely upon their High Priest for help. David opens his eyes to find he’s in a forest with a creature hovering over him. Confused and disoriented, it takes an unsettling act of magic, and the persistence of the creature following him, to lead them into an unusual relationship. Both siblings eventually discover they are in Anandria - a world they had believed to be a figment of their Aunt Mandy’s imagination - where they must face challenges with their unlikely partners as their guides. Lucifer is delighted when he lands in Anandria and feels his powers stir. Better still, he discovers that at least one of Laura’s children has come to Anandria, too. And since he still desires the destruction of Laura’s soul, what better way to lure Laura to her death than to use one of her children?