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File Size: 2283 KB
Print Length: 382 pages
Publisher: Torn Veil; 2 edition (January 5, 2014)
Publication Date: January 5, 2014
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B00FD09LE8
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While I do have a couple tiny issues with some of Donovan's thought processes and definitions, overall this was a thoroughly entertaining, even riveting story of the fall of Satan and his minions. Of course, we won't know what happened until we get to heaven, this was an excellent theory.One issue, which weaved itself thru the entire story, thus pulling me out of the action time and again, is his definition and use of the word Elohim. This word is traditionally the plural of El, meaning the Trinity, Father, Son, and. Holy Spirit (or Holy Ghost).Other "issues" were small and far between.I truly enjoyed the Heaven that Donovan built for us, and the story about how Eden was created and given away. So many great things I could say, but they would give away the story for you to read.I definitely recommend this be added to your reading list if you have any interest in angels, demons, heaven and how things might have gone down to put us as God's children created in His image, and the angels as servants to us.Amazing imagination, Donovan. Kudos. And on to book two. ------>
This book gives the reader a different perspective of the fall of Lucifer, which I like. However, the writer writes like how the bible is written, and I don't like reading like that because it is hard to understand certain things. The author even has a glossary in the back of book with definitions of the words he uses, which takes away some of the enjoyment for me. There is also a glossary describing all the different varieties of angels, and there are quite a few. The angels have different ranks, they look different, serve God differently, it is hard to keep them straight. The author has put a lot of thought into these books, but it is a difficult read for me.
I loved the way he quoted from the Bible as so many verses can have meaning for more than one time. I loved the new ideas as to how this could have happened and the timeline for angels falling. It might not be true, but the ideas make sense, which in turn makes the Bible seem more understandable. It's easy to see how Lucifer, thinking so highly of himself, thought too highly, and made mistaken assumptions. I loved the question asked of him..." What shall I do to the one I wish to honor?" And from there it makes sense that he thought he was made for more than servitude. It might be fiction, but the motives applied seem so reasonable. It was full of creative ideas and action. In fact it was a bit too much violence for me that went on and on. I was frustrated with some words that I had to look up in the Kindle dictionary and then find they weren't there. A few sentences didn't make sense. And it was hard too keep up with the meaning of all the new words and remembering who was what. But I enjoyed the book and got the ideas and enjoyed the cleverness of it.
I found this book to be one of those that at times, you wonder why you're reading it as it seems to go against the grain. It does grab you and keeps you reading to see where the author is taking you. It is fantasy more than biblical, though there is a bit of allegory if you can catch it...reminiscent of Tolkein. There are error, but not horrifically distracting. It is very violent, as I suppose the fall and battles with Satan would be, and still are, I imagine. The author did well in character development and in the gradual change of Lucifer into the diabolical creature he became. The depiction of the Father and Creator of all was my main disappointment, but how can one portray Him anyway, so all encompassing is He. He was made more man-like, rather than God-like and divine (the bible does say there is no one like Him). I also did not agree with the angels being depicted as, well, basically men, but it made for a good story that way. I will not go into this, but the author did not do well in this area. He did though, get across a bit of the love of God for his creation; angels and man. I read both books, this as well as the Birth of God, so the author did accomplish that. For those not rooted in a relationship with God, many would like this book. For Christians, some may be offended, but it is truly one person's imagination and vision of what could have been, and only that...not a biblical story. He certainly has an imagination that verges on science fiction. He keeps one interested despite all the grammatical problems, misspellings and typos. I will read the next one, but another step and the author could go too far for me.
This is an intricate story that deals with and age old issue- Good and Evil. Will Good or Evil be the victor? The answer is one still being written even though based on what we see around us....Evil seems to be on top.The imagery is vivid and clear. I love the scenes that can be envisioned from reading within these pages. The length deception and lies is deep. Murmur is one of the bad guys and well named and descriptive of the imagery one the word holds. It was page turner I really enjoyed.I was very impressed with this story written by Mr. Neal. Yes, I am a Christian and a believer in the one true and Living God. Much of this story has a direct correlation to passages in the Bible. Lucifer was written about just as the story depicts him, Even many of the characters have been written about Michael, Gabriel, Lucifer and others. Coincidentally, many of the characters who play an intricate part have names associated with names that have and evil.This book can and does cause one to think about what went into the world before Darwinism was even conceived in mind of the man.Look forward to reading more of this saga...
This author portrays that traitor to the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob as a sympathetic creature, and blasphemously dares to say that the Creator of the universe was going to make that fallen angel a fourth member of the Trinity. As Jude said in verse 10 (KJV) "But these speak evil of those things which they know not; but what they know naturally, as brute beasts, in those things they corrupt themselves." And I say to the author what the archangel Michael said to the devil when contending with him about the body of Moses (Jude verse 9 KJV), "The Lord rebuke thee."
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