The Poetry Project - Williams, Angela
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Do you enjoy poetry? Would you love to hear some of the harder-to-read portions of God's Word retold in rhythmic form? This is just what I've set out to do so that all of Scripture comes alive and is easy to understand and enjoy. Some people tend to think the God of the Old Testament is angry compared to Jesus in the NewTestament, but it is my mission to show you that He is the same God - yesterday, today, and forever. And His love knows no bounds. I firmly believe that even if you don't love poetry or do not belong to the Christian faith, you will also enjoy this book! This is part of a…mehr

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Do you enjoy poetry? Would you love to hear some of the harder-to-read portions of God's Word retold in rhythmic form? This is just what I've set out to do so that all of Scripture comes alive and is easy to understand and enjoy. Some people tend to think the God of the Old Testament is angry compared to Jesus in the NewTestament, but it is my mission to show you that He is the same God - yesterday, today, and forever. And His love knows no bounds. I firmly believe that even if you don't love poetry or do not belong to the Christian faith, you will also enjoy this book! This is part of a series, so be sure to pick up my other "The Poetry Project" books as well!
Autorenporträt
Angela Williams is a high-school drop out with degrees in Media and Communications and Creative Writing and a PhD in Creative Arts. Angela describes herself as having lived too many lives for one body. Across the years, she has worked as an academic, waiter, manager, salesperson, sex worker, glassie, health education officer, dominatrix, and very unsuccessful criminal. Born into a family rife with addiction, personality disorders, cyclic child abuse and mental illnesses, Angela escaped into words as a child, fantasy as an adolescent, heroin as a young adult, and came back to words when she found education.