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    Vanished: In The Blink of an Eye (A Modern Left Behind Series Spin-off #1)

    Chapter IX ***** The Burton family were looking through family albums, laughing at old photos of the kids when they were younger. There was even a picture of Grandma Burton when she was a little girl, her hair in pigtails, standing next to a horse. The kids had never seen their grandma looking...
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    Vanished: In The Blink of an Eye (A Modern Left Behind Series Spin-off #1)

    Chapter VIII The next morning, Robert went into the kitchen to make him a cup of coffee and found that Carl and Dirk were already up, drinking tea and talking quietly at the kitchen table. The scent of pine and cinnamon filled the air, hinting at the Christmas cookies Donna had baked the day...
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    Vanished: In The Blink of an Eye (A Modern Left Behind Series Spin-off #1)

    Chapter VII **** Carl sat in his office at the Global Weekly Chicago office. Although he made good money and was successful, he wasn’t nearly as wealthy as Tobias Eliraz and Judd Thompson, Sr, who each owned a business in Chicago and were wealthy. Physical copies of the news magazine were still...
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    Vanished: In The Blink of an Eye (A Modern Left Behind Series Spin-off #1)

    Chapter VI It was the December, before Christmas break, and at the New Hope Village Church youth group on Wednesday nights, youth Pastor Jordan, a young man in his late 30’s with a gentle smile, began a series on the end time prophecies. The room was filled with teens, some nodding along...
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    Vanished: In The Blink of an Eye (A Modern Left Behind Series Spin-off #1)

    Chapter V ****** At Prospect High School, Harold was a senior, Everett and Samuel were juniors, and Ronnie, Andrew, and Cheryl were freshmen. There were two cousins that were also juniors named John Preston who was tall and blond and Mark Eisman who was stockier and dark haired. They were both...
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    Vanished: In The Blink of an Eye (A Modern Left Behind Series Spin-off #1)

    Chapter IV ***** Lucille Moise grew up in Mount Prospect until she graduated from Prospect High School. She began attending the University of South Chicago for general studies, hoping to find a career path that suited her free-spirited nature. She was 5’7 and had fiery red hair that fell just...
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    Vanished: In The Blink of an Eye (A Modern Left Behind Series Spin-off #1)

    Chapter III ***** Josiah Eliraz had been raised in a Jewish family in Mount Prospect before going to nursing school in Chicago. His heritage was a blend of Pakistani and Russian ancestry; from his father’s side, he came from a family of Pakistani Jews when Pakistan was part of India, and from...
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    Vanished: In The Blink of an Eye (A Modern Left Behind Series Spin-off #1)

    Chapter II **** Robert Burton lived in Mount Prospect until he graduated from High School. He had dark blond hair and was tall. His father, a Welshman Carl, worked as a journalist for the Global Weekly Magazine Chicago office and his mother Donna was originally from North Dakota, worked as a...
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    Vanished: In The Blink of an Eye (A Modern Left Behind Series Spin-off #1)

    Chapter I ***** Ashton Cleaver was in the police cruiser, patrolling the streets of Chicago. He was a 24 year old and tall young man with brown hair that he kept neatly trimmed, his sharp eyes always scanning the surroundings for any signs of trouble. Although his family wasn’t necessarily...
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    Children's Bible Shows

    I also remember that show. It was on TBN on Saturdays. On Saturdays, they would show kids Bible shows on TBN (Trinity Broadcasting Network) I think that was the Greatest Adventures In The Bible, which I have said before haven’t really watched much of. It sure is. I think the latest is...
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    Children's Bible Shows

    I actually don't have any kids of my own, but I've been in children's ministry. But I think you do have a point about waiting until a child is about 5 or 6 to show a show like that. But I guess when it comes to children's Bible shows, much like Hollywood's attempt to make Bible films, you'd...
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    Children's Bible Shows

    Oh yes. Bibleman should be on the list. It's like the Biblical version of superheroes, so this could be a great one for kids who like superheroes (Batman, Superman, Spider-Man, etc). I haven't watched much of it, so I can't give an opinion. Though I guess it's good enough to keep kids...
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    Children's Bible Shows

    If you ever seen religious films from the 1940's-60's or even 70's, like The Ten Commandments, The Bible in the Beginning, Ben-Hur, King of Kings, The Greatest Story Ever Told, etc, then you might recall what impact they had at the time, even though they weren't always Biblically accurate. I've...
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    Does a book series have to be written or published in chronological order?

    That’s true they weren’t. Though it’s been renumbered chronologically, Narnia fans still prefer to read them in publication order. The first 4 books are original stories, the 5th is a midquel or side story, the 6th is a prequel, and the 7th is a sequel. Prequels have been very popular (even in...
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    Does a book series have to be written or published in chronological order?

    Well, of course, in a series, it kind of gives you time to get to know the characters. A trilogy, with notable examples like Lord of the Rings, is kind of a way you get to know the main characters. Sometimes there's a trilogy, sometimes there are seven or eight or six or 5 or 10 or 12 books...
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