Michael Mills Agwams: Smoke in the Mirror, Kartoniert / Broschiert

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"Smoke in the Mirror" is a profound spiritual odyssey penned by a UK-based self-publisher, weaving together two interconnected Christian titles: "Seven Wonders of God" and "God Is Not to Blame." This enlightening book invites readers on a transformative journey through the fog of deception and doubt, revealing timeless truths about faith, life, and divine wisdom. In "Seven Wonders of God," the narrative unfolds as a mortal seeker gropes through darkness, ignorance, and worldly temptations in pursuit of ultimate truth. Encountering a deceptive guide who promises riches through cunning and immorality, the protagonist amasses wealth and fame, only to realize the emptiness of such pursuits when confronted with the mystery of life's breath and eternal judgment. Abandoning all, he embarks anew, discovering ancient pillars of truth guarded by a radiant, Christ-like figure-the "Word," the express image of the Ancient of Days. This wise instructor unveils the Seven Wonders: Knowledge Wonder: The redemptive power of Christ's sacrifice on the tree, restoring what was lost in Eden. Gift Wonder: God's unfathomable love in offering His Son as ransom for enemies and the illegitimate. Birth Wonder: The miraculous incarnation of the Word in Mary's womb, defying human logic. Wonder of Faith: The spiritual substance that materializes unseen hopes through belief in God. Wonder of Life: The enigma of breath animating dust, its cessation, and resurrection's promise. Wonder of Love: An unbreakable force that endures all, exemplified in Christ's death for foes. Marriage Wonder: A divine union mirroring eternal bonds, likened to an aircraft journey piloted by God. Wonder of Hell: The abominable abyss of eternal torment, a warning against rejecting truth.

Blending allegory, biblical insights, and practical analogies, this section exposes worldly deceptions like Illuminati influences and urges embrace of God's wisdom over fleeting gains. "God Is Not to Blame" boldly tackles age-old accusations against God, using logical analogies and scriptural defenses to dismantle doubts. Why create the devil? God made Lucifer perfect, but pride birthed evil-much like a good mother birthing a wayward child. Why allow suffering? Free will grants choice, as robots can't love genuinely. Hell's justice? It's prepared for the devil, not man; rejection of Christ's redemption seals one's fate. Addressing queries on innocence, ignorance, and eternal punishment, the book affirms God's mercy through Jesus while warning of consequences. It refutes neutrality, delays in repentance, and human "rights" clashing with divine law, emphasizing salvation's simplicity: confess, believe, and live righteously. Rich with biblical references (e. g., John 3: 16, Romans 6: 23), parables like the lion's gate or airplane marriage, and calls to action, this book challenges readers to confront smoke-screen illusions and embrace clarity in Christ. Ideal for seekers, doubters, and believers, it inspires repentance, faith, and eternal hope. Contact the author via +44-7903674885 or email for more titles like "The Poorest Man on Earth." Discover why God's wonders outshine worldly mirrors-your soul's eternity depends on it.