Torah Stories

Much of the first book in the Torah of Moses... presented in a novel! As opposed to many other Biblical novels, this one sticks closely to the actual book of Genesis. Contradicting the actual Bible will not be a possibility for this work, or in any other in this novel.

War ignited and burned as a wildfire across countries. My mother and father thought they could shield me despite so many nations falling to oppression and cruelty. We fled to another country, but the persecution still followed - all the way to the doorstep we took refuge. Shattered was the stillness of night as troops bombarded us. All were taken but me. I wait in a secret shelter; hoping for the return of my parents. Though weak in stature, I am strong in spirit. With the enemy closing around me, I made a discovery. A box, surrounded by a crate; marked only with a star. What rests inside may be my only chance to survive this ordeal...if only I am brave enough to embrace its power - and own the consequences. --------------------------------------------- This work is "draft zero" which is what I call my feverishly-rushed first drafts. If you wish to point out typos or phrases which do not make sense, I will either dedicate a chapter to you or make sure you are mentioned at the end of the chapter. Rest assured, this is a COMPLETE novel. If you want to read the next chapter here, ask and I'll add it. How much more "on demand" can you get? If you want to spread the word, please use #Cellar as a tag.

i really want to meet him

The Summer of 2016 my dad started to ask questions about the Bible since he started reading it for himself. These questions led us on this crazy twisting and turning path that we are still continuing today. I don't think there will ever be an end to it.

When the Fire Nation attacked the Air Nomads, Torah's great-great-great-grandmother escaped and created a small tribe of sorts on an island far from the four nations. Almost a century later, Torah is born - the only living airbender in the tribe. When a plague wipes out everyone she knows, Torah explores the world looking for a place she can fit in. But when she discovers a Southern Water Tribe girl, her brother, and the Avatar, Torah realizes that the world outside her home is very different.

Filled with jealousy, Joseph's brothers sell him into slavery in Egypt. Never in their wildest dreams could they have imagined that their younger brother would become the powerful governor of Egypt! It was all part of God's amazing plan to save His people.

In a world where catastrophic events stain their past, these two girls are the only hope for groups of destitute refugees, who believe they are gods. The italicized segments are the girls venting about how they really feel and are reacting to the Villager Torah, the book of praise for them. The villagers cannot see these notes but the girls can see their scriptures. A comedy and adventure based on the real Christian Bible/ Jewish Torah, that being it is in Minecraft. How will these girls tell the villagers who they really are? And will they? Find out in this spectacular book, The Villager Torah. To be continued, more parts are coming soon! :) By: Evolyn and Tommie (aka Alternate versions of Evie and Jazzy)

The title explains itself, honestly. I take submissions and questions!

Yeshua half man, half Angel. This teens journey to discovering himself, falling in love in an orphanage, dying, and then seeing the "voice of God". In this fantasy Angeloî is mystical, spiritual and present in modern world. What would you do if we were young, got to meet God and he gave you powers (flight, time travel, matter manipulation, a weapon that could destroy and heal and possibly immortality) would we then throw all that away for love? This "Savior" needs saving, and the love story provides him his own personal salvation. Walking around downtown with angel wings is one thing but doing it as a Person of color is a whole different arena in the fantasy genre. He's something that no one has ever been; young brown and an angel, but does he get to remain human too? There's an invisible world at war between heaven and hell, 2 brothers one angel one demon. A dad devastated having to give up his only son. We watch him fall in love young, protect others around him at the cost of his life. Then all the choices come, good and bad but they are grounded and rooted in his love for Ayesha. The same girl that he had died for. The connection between them is what drives him to fight an Arial assault against the military destroying the streets of Philly, but it's also the same love that takes him to the ocean floor to speak to the ocean herself, to build her a ring. He fights in battles that are in other worldly places and on our streets at the same time. He builds a relationship with heavenly hosts. Attributes like Mercy and grace who are twins a boy and a girl who are more powerful than even the devil, but with very different personalities. We feel all their respective emotions and see their history and how its effected ours. Angeloî is a person of color and the style of writing (the format Torah, Bible Qu'aran). I've researched religions and traced origins had to study multiverse, quantum mechanics, Sacred Geometry to get this right.

[COMPLETE] (GOING THROUGH AN EDIT. All Seventeen chapters will be back soon. 8/18/19) What will you choose? Give or take? Have what you want, or have what matters? Years ago King Deilos met a man that promised him anything he desired, but there was a price to pay. He would have to change his entire kingdom and walk away from the ancient ways. Ways that have been passed down from generation to generation and are stored in a Book he was chosen to guard. When the king's oldest son, Kaiden, learns the truth behind his favorite childhood story of the Gracious One called El Channun, he discovers a way to save his abba from this dark spell and all that are being consumed by it. But could it be too late for a realm that believes El Channun is merely a fairy tale? With a war like no other on the horizon, and a betrayal at hand, all hope is quickly slipping away. But a whisper of El Channun echoes in the darkness.

What stories would Ruth the Moabitess tell her great-grandson David?

This is a short story in the epistolary form about a young man on a voyage plagued by spirits. The Scotsman is a member of the nobility serving His Majesty the King in exploration and discovery of the unknown lands for knowledge and expansion of the British Empire. He instead continually occupies a state of liminality between the harsh physical world and the powerful spiritual sphere. His constant desires for companionship in his aching loneliness are met by spirits, ghouls and a peculiar young lady.

I was moved to write this story in an effort to educate people about God, His laws and how it caused me to separate myself from a religion I practiced for nearly 40 years. I also hope to inspire others to gain an interest and perhaps, as I have obtained, a passion for studying Biblical Hebrew. I will also uncover a centuries old conspiracy to conceal the actual name of God! Another purpose is to dispel some myths that people that leave The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints leave for only two reasons; they have lost faith, or they have been offended by someone. This is not the case with me, and I believe there is a growing number of people who have left for similar reasons. I want to be clear, my intent is not to destroy the church. I do not have any animosity towards the church nor the leaders or members. I acknowledge many members and leaders of the church are truly dedicated to living the gospel the best they know how. I also have great empathy for current members of the church as just a few years ago, I was a devout member of the church myself!

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What the Torah teaches about argument, and the potential positive impacts thousands of years later.

Just like my Facebook page by the same name. This is where I'll be sending some of my messages and articles about the current state of our people.