Rushing to Get You Reading
Families, Friends, and All Others
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About the Book
This book is for getting you to read. It is chiefly a volume of various stories and poems. Moreover, within this is a large chapter of religious—or, say, Christian—believers’ guide for all its readers. Besides, it’s humorous, it is inspirational, and it is educational! What’s more, it’s designed to show people how they can easily seek God by its self-help, biblical doctrine section for more information. I truly believe that this book is only here owing to the perfect supervision of God. More plainly, this book is prepared as a guide for the good of every family. Within, you will find that it’s exclusively organized to soothe souls.
About the Author
My name is Clarence Prince. I am the sole author of this book. Of course, I write purely to mollify people’s souls as they read! I am a strong believer in the Lord, so I write in a godly fashion at all times, following only as the Lord leads. There is a reason for me doing so. It is my heartfelt opinion that one has a right to try to plant God’s Word whenever or wherever it’s possible. Hence, I figured by using stories and poems, they might work well if I published God’s Word outside the four walls of many churches, even by reading! I’ve been blessed with the insights of many people; they could have been living better lives today if only they weren’t lacking God’s words. Then by knowing this much, we will find that the Word of God is the only true direction for our success in this life and hereafter. It gets me thinking that there could be a great number of people who need help quickly. Or else by the time that they’ll begin to learn about God and to get into His words, it could then become far too late for them. Therefore, they’d lived their lives suffering pure hardships. But had they been given the words earlier, those hardships might have been prevented. In that case, with everything taken into consideration, the Lord’s word should be told. The sooner the word is given to anyone, the better it might do than when it’s given later.