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Your response to "Jack" is excellent. I hope it reaches his spirit and touches his heart. I'm glad to have found your books on this sight, Bill, as there are several books I've been wanting to read, or re-read. I love your style. Your writing is intriguing, but at the same time, deeply spiritual. In addition, I enjoy the many twist and turns that keeps me on the edge of my couch! I need to ask you, though, in which book did you focus on judgement and mercy? I've read most of your books, but for the life of me cannot remember which one it was. I'm thinking Eli perhaps? The book I'm referring to inspired me a few years back to write my own book, The Paradox Equation: Law and Grace. I actually wrote the whole book in my head. Now I'm over half way through on the hard copy. It's historical fiction, and as such, I'm wanting, needing, to get things right. My writing professor is pushing me "to finish and get published" but I'd like to re-read your book first for the sake of balance between the subjects of judgement and mercy/law and grace... I also want to re-read it for renewed inspiration. You really do inspire me. I'm looking forward to hearing back from you. God bless, Kathryn
Thanks, Kathy. Your books sounds like a cool examination of Law and Grace. And, yes, the book you're thinking about is ELI -- the combination of law and grace wrapped up in one man, Jesus Christ. Absolutely amazing. Thanks again and best of blessings on your writing.
Well said and lovingly stated, Bill Myers. I concur!
Thanks, Spring. (By the way, what a great name you have).
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Your response to "Jack" is excellent. I hope it reaches his spirit and touches his heart. I'm glad to have found your books on this sight, Bill, as there are several books I've been wanting to read, or re-read. I love your style. Your writing is intriguing, but at the same time, deeply spiritual. In addition, I enjoy the many twist and turns that keeps me on the edge of my couch! I need to ask you, though, in which book did you focus on judgement and mercy? I've read most of your books, but for the life of me cannot remember which one it was. I'm thinking Eli perhaps? The book I'm referring to inspired me a few years back to write my own book, The Paradox Equation: Law and Grace. I actually wrote the whole book in my head. Now I'm over half way through on the hard copy. It's historical fiction, and as such, I'm wanting, needing, to get things right. My writing professor is pushing me "to finish and get published" but I'd like to re-read your book first for the sake of balance between the subjects of judgement and mercy/law and grace... I also want to re-read it for renewed inspiration. You really do inspire me. I'm looking forward to hearing back from you. God bless, Kathryn
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Thanks, Kathy. Your books sounds like a cool examination of Law and Grace. And, yes, the book you're thinking about is ELI -- the combination of law and grace wrapped up in one man, Jesus Christ. Absolutely amazing. Thanks again and best of blessings on your writing.
Well said and lovingly stated, Bill Myers. I concur!
Thanks, Spring. (By the way, what a great name you have).
