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Hi-
I have been trying to get through your thread and have found it interesting. I would eventually like to purchase your book when we our employment is more secure.

I read through the first six pages and then skipped to the last 2 or 3. I am going to go back as time permits and read the rest.

I noticed you posted again today, and now I have to go look it up because your post left me hanging! Good for scripture study though. So I was wondering if you could tell me if you are working on another book and these are what you are currently researching or is this part of your book that you are putting here for people to read?

Thanks for the interesting read.

War Holy The Mousetrails

AlaskanLDS, thanks for the nice comments.

If you watch you will see a thread go lower and lower on the page until it isn't even seen without searching for it. That's because each new post goes to the top of the page as it should. So the only way to keep a thread visible is to post on it often. You will also notice that although I seem to have many readers, very few contact me as you did, so to keep the thread visible I post a page of the book almost every day. What you are reading is from the book Mousetrails-The First Holy War.

Yes, there is another book, but it is still just a manuscript. I took a part time job at the age of 65 to make the $3000 to self publish Mousetrails. My health would not allow me to do that again, so I am posting 3 pages a day of my other book in Private Boards. If you scan down the main menu 4 subjects to a brown bar called Private Boards and click on the small print above the brown bar you will find my other book "The Sons of God" It is fiction using interesting facts I learned in my research for Mousetrails.

If you don't mind my asking, do you live in Alaska and what do you do there?

Please feel free to contact me any time if you have other questions. I hope I have made myself clear and answered your present questions.

Mousetrails

Mousetrails - The First Holy War Revealed Bible The

Okay-thanks that did help.

I have actually seen your other book but because it was fiction I thought I would start with this one. I read a few other comments from people asking you questions about the book--is this the proper place to ask questions and your opinion about other sources?

I don't want it to come across as an attack---I was just amazed at the amount of people that were killed and did some searching. I was curious if you came across any of the same references and if so, did they play into your book.

Thanks for your reply.
AlaskanLDS

PS--Yes I do live in the beautiful state of Alaska! Have you ever been here? My husband is a journeyman plumber and I am a stay at home mom of 5 kids.

Edited: AlaskanLDS on 14th Jun, 2008 - 7:09am

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AlaskanLDS

I'm not sure if you're asking me a question. Please explain.

Three was one to many children for me. I was really surprised how the love stretches to take care of the third one.



Edited: mousetrails on 16th Jun, 2008 - 4:06am

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All Bible quotes are from the Douay-Catholic Bible

On the fourth day, Holofernes sent his eunuch to invite Judith to eat and drink with him.

So she drank with him.

When everyone else left drunk, and Holofernes was in a drunken sleep, Judith told her maid to stand watch, took his sword from the head of his bed

She gave the head to her maid,

Then Judith showed the elders Holofernes head, and told them,

When the Syrians figured out what had happened, Vagao said,

And the Syrians ran away in confusion.

The Syrians army count is in (Judith 7:2.)
142,000 died.

Mousetrails - The First Holy War

All Bible quotes are from the Douay-Catholic Bible

Every religion that uses the Bible, has heard the story of Esther, her adopted father Mardochi, and King Assuerus. But since everyone reading this may not be of the Christian faith, I"ll repeat it in brief. King Assuerus gave a banquet for everyone important in his kingdom, and because she was beautiful, he asked his wife to make an appearance. When she refused, he set out to replace her with the most beautiful virgin in his kingdom. Esther became Queen Esther and asked the king not to let Aman, the king's first in command, destroy her people. When her story was told,

1 died.


King Assuerus gave Aman's house to Esther, then to prevent the slaughter Aman had set in motion, he sent letters throughout,

They were sent to Jews, governors, deputies, and judges,

Then the king went too far.

Esther's adoptive father did very well.

But

When the Jews realized they had the upper hand, they began to take revenge on their enemies and persecutors. The judges, governors, and lieutenants, feared Mordochai,

And they,

75,000 died

Mousetrails The Holy War - Page 23

All Bible quotes are from the Douay-Catholic Bible

Although they left Egypt with no war experience, the army of the nation of Israel, God's chosen people, were directly responsible for the death of at least 4,400,193 human beings. In the early days, God took charge, and responsibility for the battles, and sometimes fought with them. In the last days, His army was directed by prophets who said God had told them what to do. In any case, He made them
learn to fight, taught them the element of surprise, and what to do with the spoils of war. He gave them specific instructions on how to approach a city. He was a tactician, and statistician. He was familiar with supply lines and the law of diminishing returns.


Remember (Deuteronomy 20:10)? God's first ploy was to offer peace. Why do battle, and kill virgins and potential slaves, if you can frighten a city into surrender?

But if you"re just going for plunder, and the good citizens of the city resist,

Women, children, and livestock were easy to control and herd back home, but kill all the men, they could slow you down and cause trouble later.

These battles had nothing to do with 'taking" the promised land! These battles
were about looting, plunder, and slaves! Of course God, either now or later, got all the gold and silver. Oh, and his share of the virgins. Israel was on a roll, so God had them 'taking" everything within striking distance.


But close to home, the rules changed drastically.

Remember always, (Numbers 21:14)
Hence it is said in the "BOOK OF THE WARS of the LORD"

THE GOD OF THE JEWS WAS A WAR GOD! 4,400,193 human beings lost their lives because of God's army. When you know and remember this, many other things you read about in the Old Testament of the Bible fall into place.

Mousetrails The Holy War The Bible Revealed - Page 23

All Bible quotes are from the Douay-Catholic Bible

GOD"S ANGER
Threats and Killings
One of the best known stories in the Bible is in Genesis. It is the story of the apple, the snake, and Eve's temptation. God could have planted

but He placed it in the middle of the garden where His next creation would be sure to see it every day. And what was the first thing He told the curious, inquisitive human He created in His own image?

Would it surprise you to think that Adam's first question was, "God, what's evil?" And sure enough, to God's surprise, Adam and Eve ate the forbidden fruit! God's first show of anger was to put a curse on the snake,

Then He turned His anger on Eve.

God introduced Eve to pain, then told Adam he would have to work hard if he wanted to eat. This was his second show of anger. It was not to be his last.

Does it strike you as a bit odd that Adam was told to ...till the ground for his food, then when Cain followed in his fathers footsteps, God didn't like vegetables! He only accepted Abel's offering of animal flesh, and Cain paid the price for his ignorance?

Adam and Cain must have been good farmers, because their descendants multiplied like mice. Nine generations after the earth was created, God saw so much evil that he contemplated wiping out every living thing from the face of the earth.

The Bible would lead us to believe that God is the creator of every living thing and even knows when the sparrow falls. Why then, with all his creative power, did he not create a perfect reproduction of himself? Maybe He had a moment of inattention and created man in His image, except for one small flaw which causes man to sin? With all His creative power He could have fixed the flaw in man
instead of destroying the ...beast, crawling creature and bird of the air. These creatures had no concept of God or sin, but God wanted to wipe out every living thing because MAN was evil! Could this possibly be a fit of temper?