The issues we face in our global society, makes it important that educators given authority to help children understand and appreciate not only their own, but also other cultures. Multicultural Stories is a book in which basic concepts of culture, geography, economics, and political structures are applied as children read imaginary characters, similarities and differences in a variety of communities.

In today’s society we are constantly confronted with sin and perversion. I am concern that especially in this country of the U.S.A. we need to reinstate our belief in the Ten Commandments. The younger generations of today have fallen prey to sex, drugs, and violence on the airways and media. I want to turn our youth back to God; for the future of America and the world rest in their hands. Without God we are nothing and there are so many young people today in the United States that do not know where to turn for role models. We as Christendom need to set the example for our youth to follow and guide them by standing on the unadulterated word of God. Understanding The Ten Commandments is a tool for starting the youth of the United States and the world down the path of righteousness and blissfulness in God’s Kingdom. Each chapter is packed with life giving inforation and sound doctrine that Satan, The Devil, and The Beast don’t want you to know because they want you to suffer the revenge of eternal fire. I say now is the time to give God the praise, honor, and the glory for his grace, love, and mercy that will save your very soul and give you joy, peace, and happiness. Now is the time to read Understanding The Ten Commandments.

The issues we face in our global society, makes it important that educators given authority to help children understand and appreciate not only their own, but also other cultures. Multicultural Stories is a book in which basic concepts of culture, geography, economics, and political structures are applied as children read imaginary characters, similarities and differences in a variety of communities.

Strongs in the Lord is the religious parody that has, too long, been missing from the literary scene. A powerful television evangelist and his television ministry, both ran by a scheming, cheating wife, enjoy untold wealth and power after the tragic events of 911. Using fear, guilt and shame, as every religion does, this family pulls in millions of dollars. Until one day, Reverend Harold Strong has doubts about himself and his ministry, while religious terrorists of both the Muslim and Baptist persuassion, join together to destroy the American democracy and recreate the world in their own image... "this is a story ripped from todays´ headlines" "...more controversial than current popular religious themed books, and more accurate..."

Strongs in the Lord is the religious parody that has, too long, been missing from the literary scene. A powerful television evangelist and his television ministry, both ran by a scheming, cheating wife, enjoy untold wealth and power after the tragic events of 911. Using fear, guilt and shame, as every religion does, this family pulls in millions of dollars. Until one day, Reverend Harold Strong has doubts about himself and his ministry, while religious terrorists of both the Muslim and Baptist persuassion, join together to destroy the American democracy and recreate the world in their own image... "this is a story ripped from todays´ headlines" "...more controversial than current popular religious themed books, and more accurate..."

Strongs in the Lord is the religious parody that has, too long, been missing from the literary scene. A powerful television evangelist and his television ministry, both ran by a scheming, cheating wife, enjoy untold wealth and power after the tragic events of 911. Using fear, guilt and shame, as every religion does, this family pulls in millions of dollars. Until one day, Reverend Harold Strong has doubts about himself and his ministry, while religious terrorists of both the Muslim and Baptist persuassion, join together to destroy the American democracy and recreate the world in their own image... "this is a story ripped from todays´ headlines" "...more controversial than current popular religious themed books, and more accurate..."

"PRE-RESURRECTION INQUIRY II" contains a harmonized chronological study of the New Testament Gospels starting with the day called Palm Sunday and ending with the day called Easter Sunday. Included is a chapter containing an integrated, paraphrased, interpretive, day by day, verse by verse account of events and trials endured by our Lord and Savior, Christ Jesus, as narrated in the four Gospels, no verse intentionally omitted or not referenced. The purpose of “PRE-RESURRECTION INQUIRY II” is not to debate or refute traditional beliefs, however that will not be avoidable. To Him Be The Glory.

Pre-Resurrection INQUIRY II© and Beyond to the DAY of PENTECOST©Come and follow the footsteps of Jesus from the day we call Palm Sunday to and through His crucifixion, His resurrection, His forty days (twelve appearances), His ascension and to the founding of His church on the day of Pentecost. Chapter II, approximately two thirds of the manuscript, will be your guide in a harmonized paraphrased verse by verse interpretation of the four Gospels using Jewish days and dates. Pre-Resurrection Inquiry II presents Holy Week, the days we call Palm Sunday to Resurrection Sunday. Beyond to the Day of Pentecost presents Resurrection Day to the day of Pentecost with appearances of Jesus becoming primary and calendar dates secondary.Chapter I, Mini “Inquiry II”, explains the importance of Holy Week which is approximately one third of the four Gospels. Why did it take more than one day for Jesus to travel from Jericho to Jerusalem for His Triumphant Entry? Why was Jesus’ trial by Pilate and His crucifixion on two different days? Chapter III justifies each date/day of His daily walk in Chapter II. Chapter IV is a Daily Chronicle correlating Jewish days to our weekdays. Chapter VII contains Daily Chronicle Calendars for the Jewish months of Nisan/Abib the 1st month, Zif the 2nd month and Sivan the 3rd month; Jesus’ arrival from Jericho in Bethany to the day of Pentecost. In the beginning, Pre-Resurrection Inquiry II was not intended to be publish as a book. It was a search of scriptures (purposely without using commentaries) to determine the day of our Lord’s crucifixion. The original purpose never changed. Added to the original purpose was the undertaking that resulted in the harmonizing of the four Gospels by day/date in Chapter II. Chapter II was added in biblical format to be both a study and teaching guide giving the reader a chronicle of events by day/date in the life of Jesus for that very short period of time we call Holy Week.The first page of the Introduction contains the following statement, “Inasmuch as this undertaking is a paraphrased rendition of scripture (not a translation but the authors interpretation), the reader’s word for word translation of choice should always be consulted for scriptural accuracy.”Chapter II is the most important chapter of the book where no scripture verse is intentionally omitted or not referenced. We walk with Jesus when He leaves Jericho, when He arrives in Bethany, when He is crucified and when He is resurrected. Scripture is aligned by date letting events locate themselves into whatever date they might fall. Pre-Resurrection Inquiry II was written to encourage the study of that very short one (perhaps more) week(s) in our Redeemer’s life which contains almost one third of all the verses written by Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. The search continues with Beyond to the Day of Pentecost which unfolds the 12 appearances of Jesus during the 40 days from His resurrection to His ascension, to the Day of Pentecost and the creation of His church. To Him be the Glory Bart Bartlett L. Blakeley

"PRE-RESURRECTION INQUIRY II" contains a harmonized chronological study of the New Testament Gospels starting with the day called Palm Sunday and ending with the day called Easter Sunday. Included is a chapter containing an integrated, paraphrased, interpretive, day by day, verse by verse account of events and trials endured by our Lord and Savior, Christ Jesus, as narrated in the four Gospels, no verse intentionally omitted or not referenced. The purpose of “PRE-RESURRECTION INQUIRY II” is not to debate or refute traditional beliefs, however that will not be avoidable. To Him Be The Glory.

Pre-Resurrection INQUIRY II© and Beyond to the DAY of PENTECOST©Come and follow the footsteps of Jesus from the day we call Palm Sunday to and through His crucifixion, His resurrection, His forty days (twelve appearances), His ascension and to the founding of His church on the day of Pentecost. Chapter II, approximately two thirds of the manuscript, will be your guide in a harmonized paraphrased verse by verse interpretation of the four Gospels using Jewish days and dates. Pre-Resurrection Inquiry II presents Holy Week, the days we call Palm Sunday to Resurrection Sunday. Beyond to the Day of Pentecost presents Resurrection Day to the day of Pentecost with appearances of Jesus becoming primary and calendar dates secondary.Chapter I, Mini “Inquiry II”, explains the importance of Holy Week which is approximately one third of the four Gospels. Why did it take more than one day for Jesus to travel from Jericho to Jerusalem for His Triumphant Entry? Why was Jesus’ trial by Pilate and His crucifixion on two different days? Chapter III justifies each date/day of His daily walk in Chapter II. Chapter IV is a Daily Chronicle correlating Jewish days to our weekdays. Chapter VII contains Daily Chronicle Calendars for the Jewish months of Nisan/Abib the 1st month, Zif the 2nd month and Sivan the 3rd month; Jesus’ arrival from Jericho in Bethany to the day of Pentecost. In the beginning, Pre-Resurrection Inquiry II was not intended to be publish as a book. It was a search of scriptures (purposely without using commentaries) to determine the day of our Lord’s crucifixion. The original purpose never changed. Added to the original purpose was the undertaking that resulted in the harmonizing of the four Gospels by day/date in Chapter II. Chapter II was added in biblical format to be both a study and teaching guide giving the reader a chronicle of events by day/date in the life of Jesus for that very short period of time we call Holy Week.The first page of the Introduction contains the following statement, “Inasmuch as this undertaking is a paraphrased rendition of scripture (not a translation but the authors interpretation), the reader’s word for word translation of choice should always be consulted for scriptural accuracy.”Chapter II is the most important chapter of the book where no scripture verse is intentionally omitted or not referenced. We walk with Jesus when He leaves Jericho, when He arrives in Bethany, when He is crucified and when He is resurrected. Scripture is aligned by date letting events locate themselves into whatever date they might fall. Pre-Resurrection Inquiry II was written to encourage the study of that very short one (perhaps more) week(s) in our Redeemer’s life which contains almost one third of all the verses written by Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. The search continues with Beyond to the Day of Pentecost which unfolds the 12 appearances of Jesus during the 40 days from His resurrection to His ascension, to the Day of Pentecost and the creation of His church. To Him be the Glory Bart Bartlett L. Blakeley

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The Transcendent One brings a new revelation to all who are created in the image, the Consciousness of God. It brings to Light the seemingly hidden things of darkness. It brings to Light the mystery of what one is within the Consciousness of God, the All in All of Being.

The spirit and the letter of the Word are presented here as two parts of the same thing, preparing one for the reconciliation of all things through the Christ Self unto the All in All of Being, the Transcendent One.

The Transcendent One brings the many and the one unto the reconciliation. The Transcendent One is revealed to be an infinity of many within the One.

No matter where one might go, the Transcendent One is already there, for It is everywhere It is, and everywhere It is not as two parts of the same thing. It is neither here not there as separate places, for It is here, there, everywhere, and nowhere as parts of the same thing.

The new revelation is the revelation of what you are, have been, and forever shall be, the same today, yesterday, and forever within the Consciousness of God.

The Transcendent One brings a new revelation to all who are created in the image, the Consciousness of God. It brings to Light the seemingly hidden things of darkness. It brings to Light the mystery of what one is within the Consciousness of God, the All in All of Being.

The spirit and the letter of the Word are presented here as two parts of the same thing, preparing one for the reconciliation of all things through the Christ Self unto the All in All of Being, the Transcendent One.

The Transcendent One brings the many and the one unto the reconciliation. The Transcendent One is revealed to be an infinity of many within the One.

No matter where one might go, the Transcendent One is already there, for It is everywhere It is, and everywhere It is not as two parts of the same thing. It is neither here not there as separate places, for It is here, there, everywhere, and nowhere as parts of the same thing.

The new revelation is the revelation of what you are, have been, and forever shall be, the same today, yesterday, and forever within the Consciousness of God.

GRAND ARMY PLAZA By Reva Spiro Luxenberg Jamal Holden, an eleven year-old black boy, tries to cope with the death of his mother as he resumes his life in the home of a compassionate Jewish widow. Jamal Holden, an outstanding present day children’s writer, is squeamish about his past. But when Mamie Carmichael interviews him on television she presses for the truth, and Jamal reveals what happened in his eleventh year. “It was quite a year,” he says. Plunged into a nightmare of despair after his mother dies, Jamal faces a clash of cultures when his Jewish neighbor, pitying the eleven year-old orphan, takes him into her home. GRAND ARMY PLAZA deals with the stormy and loving relationship between a Jewish widow, Chaya Bloom, and Jamal Holden who has to adapt to a lifestyle that he had no idea existed. It’s gefilte fish versus pork and beans. It’s no television in the home, no bread on Passover, and matzo that tastes like cardboard. Jamal and Chaya encounter prejudice coming at them from all sides-- her neighbors who ask them to move--her daughter who advises her mother to let the boy fend for himself—black and white children who want to see a black kid live with black folks. Chaya introduces the depressed child to the beauty of books in the main library of Brooklyn. She hopes that the Grand Army Plaza library will eventually fill a void in Jamal’s life, helping him to grow and heal. Meanwhile the child remains traumatized by the murder of his father when he was five, and in attempt to capture the killer he agrees to assist detectives by exposing himself to danger. This causes Chaya a great deal of anxiety. Both Jamal and Chaya struggle with the question of whether the best place for him is with black professional adoptive parents or in the home where Orthodox Jewish laws reign. This book deals with a cultural clash that apparently defies resolution.