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Bk3 God Speaks by His Spirit to the Coming Storm 2Nd Ed PDF God Speaks by His Spirit To the Coming Storm Anthony A Eddy Front Cover Art ‘The Approaching Storm’ – G ‘Lucré’ Bauerfeind (2008) Cover Photography by AA Eddy This photographic image is approved by and used with the artist’s kind permission granted in 2011 Original Oil on Canvas 100cms x 79cms (39.4in x 31.1in) in possession of AA Eddy II God Speaks by His Spirit Of that which should become of imminent concern to man: – the time for his preparation is coming to an end – bringing a dilemma before the mindset of man; a course of action to be under urgency, action which saves an errant life. To the Coming Storm For herein is the need explained in detail: laid bare for the assimilation of man; declared in intensity of purpose for the noticing of man before it is too late. Anthony A Eddy (scribe) III Publishing Details For FREE downloads and text searching capabilities for in excess of 920 on-line Scrolls, visit www.thewebsiteofthelord.org.nz FREE PDF copies of all 7 English books and Telugu Translations (Books 1, 4, 5 & 6) may be downloaded from His website above. These books in His Septilogy are currently in print only in New Zealand, with PDF, ePub, Mobi &/or AZW3 files becoming available worldwide. The PDF eBook 2nd Editions are with their ISBNs 1. GOD Speaks of His Return Introduces His Banner 9780994109903 2. GOD Speaks in His Scrolls on The Website of The Lord 9780994109910 3. GOD Speaks by His Spirit to The Coming Storm 9780994109927 4. GOD Speaks to His End-time Calls for Man 9780994109934 5. GOD Speaks on His Eternity with Letters from The Son 9780994109941 6. GOD Speaks for His Bride via The Clouds of Conquest 9780994109958 7. GOD Speaks as His Presence unto The Edifice of God 9780994109965 Published by: The Advent Charitable Trust (Charity Reg. CC45056) Hamilton, New Zealand ©® Copyright 2014, December 2015 by The Publisher eMail: via website above. All rights reserved worldwide. Book 3 ‘God Speaks by His Spirit To The Coming Storm’ ISBN 978-0-9941099-2-7 PDF eBook, Reformatted 2nd Edition, 388pp Manuscript prepared on a 27in iMac™© with the use of Nisus®© Writer Pro. All trademarks™ and intellectual rights remain the property of their respective owners. IV Contents – Order received W/s Website, Div Com Divine Commentary, Div Int Divine Intent Title Page I 080. Enquiring of My Spirit 75 Front Section II 081. Wailing of The Innocent 78 GOD Speaks by His Spirit III 082. Righteousness 81 Publishing Details IV 083. India is A Land 84 Content – Ordered Index V 084. Servants in India 86 Content – Alphabetical Index VII 085. Benevolence of Grace 88 Content – Category Index IX 086. Tongues of Heaven 89 087. Holiness of God 92 001. Weather of God 1 088. Foundation of My Kingdom 94 002. Wayfarer of God 3 089. Days of Leanness 96 003. Blessings of The Faithful 5 090. Storming of The Seas 98 004. Fall of Empires 8 091. Idolatry of Man 100 005. Boredom of Man 10 092. Storm of Satan 103 006. Facilities Unknown 12 093. Storm of Man 106 007. Arrows of The Bowman 14 094. Glory of Enthronement 109 008. Fishing in The Seas 16 009. Lifeline to God 18 014a. Bk of Eze. Intent of DC 114 010. Aggravation of The Soul 20 014. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 01 116 011. Settling of The Son 22 015. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 02 130 012. Coming Storm 23 D Int, Servants (Scribal Nte) 133 013. Storm of The Earth 25 016. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 03 134 062. Variety of Man 27 017. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 04 139 063. Storm of God 30 018. Div Int Bk of Eze. Ch 05 142 064. Doves of God 33 019. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 06 144 065. Absence of God 35 020. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 07 147 066. Gift of Tongues 37 021. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 08 151 067. Storm of Fire 39 022. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 09 155 068. Misery of Man 43 023. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 10 158 069. Fountain of Youth 46 024. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 11 161 070. Pursuits of Man 48 025. Div Int Bk of Eze. Ch 12 164 071. Pursuits of God 50 026. Div Int Bk of Eze. Ch 13 167 072. Welfare of Man 52 027. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 14 170 073. Watchtowers of The Saints 56 028. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 15 173 074. Livery of God 59 029. Div Int Bk of Eze. Ch 16 177 075. Days of Christmas 62 030. Div Int Bk of Eze. Ch 17 183 076. Gratitude of Man 64 031. Div Int Bk of Eze. Ch 18 186 077. Wiles of Woman 67 032. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 19 190 078. Allergies of Man 69 033. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 20 198 079. Visitation of India 74 034. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 21 206 V 035. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 22 213 036. Div Int Bk of Eze. Ch 23 220 037. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 24 225 038. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 25 232 039. Div Int Bk of Eze. Ch 26 240 040. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 27 243 041. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 28 250 042. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 29 253 043. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 30 257 044. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 31 260 045. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 32 265 046. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 33 272 047. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 34 278 048. Div Int Bk of Eze. Ch 35 282 049. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 36 284 050. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 37 293 051. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 38 297 052. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 39 302 053. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 40 307 054. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 41 319 055. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 42 330 056. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 43 334 057. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 44 338 058. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 45 348 059. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 46 354 060. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 47 358 061. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 48 363 Appendix – 368 Testimony of My Book of The Storm 369 Introduction 372 Dedication 373 Acknowledgements 374 On a Personal Note 375 Book Review 375 Journaling and Notes 376 About the Scribe 378 Prologue - Emblem of The Spirit Epilogue - The Livery of God VI Contents – Alphabetical W/s Website, Div Com Divine Commentary, Div Int Divine Intent A 035. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 22 213 Appendix 368 036. Div Int Bk of Eze. Ch 23 220 065. Absence of God 35 037. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 24 225 010. Aggravation of The Soul 20 038. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 25 232 078. Allergies of Man 69 039. Div Int Bk of Eze. Ch 26 240 007. Arrows of The Bowman 14 040. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 27 243 B 041. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 28 250 085. Benevolence of Grace 88 042. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 29 253 003. Blessings of The Faithful 5 043. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 30 257 005. Boredom of Man 10 044. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 31 260 C 045. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 32 265 012. Coming Storm 23 046. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 33 272 047. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 34 278 D 048. Div Int Bk of Eze. Ch 35 282 075. Days of Christmas 62 049. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 36 284 089. Days of Leanness 96 050. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 37 293 014a. Bk of Eze. Intent of DC 114 051. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 38 297 014. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 01 116 052. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 39 302 015. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 02 130 053. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 40 307 D Int, Servants (Scribal Nte) 133 054. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 41 319 016. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 03 134 055. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 42 330 017. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 04 139 056. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 43 334 018. Div Int Bk of Eze. Ch 05 142 057. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 44 338 019. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 06 144 058. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 45 348 020. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 07 147 059. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 46 354 021. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 08 151 060. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 47 358 022. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 09 155 061. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 48 363 023. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 10 158 064. Doves of God 33 024. Div Com Bk of Eze. Ch 11 161 E 025. Div Int Bk of Eze. Ch 12 164 080. Enquiring of My Spirit 75 026.
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